Adsense Analytics Domain Name Issues 
Bill Hartzer
MARCH 24, 2010
Well, there is a way to do this without having to break the bank or even look at your Google Analytics. In fact, in order to properly recover lost traffic and links to your website, you have to stay away from Google Analytics and any other web analytics software that you’re using that relies on JavaScript. Tweet This!
Viper Chill
NOVEMBER 22, 2010
Of course, I never have and probably never will run an adult related website, but the issue hints at something you can’t afford to not take seriously: Online security. For that reason, I personally use SEOHosting.com – a subset of Hostgator – who give me 30+ IP’s I can assign to separate domain names.
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Viper Chill
JUNE 8, 2010
You would make a lot more money if 10,000 people landed on your site looking for a gadget to purchase – which you sold – rather than 50,000 untargeted visitors where your only hope is for them to click on an Adsense ad. As for monetisation, are you using Adsense much or promoting affiliate proucts? Thanks much, as always!
Viper Chill
AUGUST 4, 2010
They get exposure from your audience, and you get great images where you don’t have to worry about licensing issues. I mostly think the issue is because I’m dealing with very busy people, and not just the way I’m handling things, but I don’t really know for certain.
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
JANUARY 5, 2009
This article covers five blogging topics: WordPress setup, design, validation, plugins, and analytics. Blog Metrics: Six Recommendations for Measuring Your Success (Occam’s Razor): Web analytics wizard Avinash Kaushik shares ways to see how you’re successful in your blogging efforts. It’s not too late! But is it Spam?
ProBlogger
FEBRUARY 18, 2013
Broadly speaking, there are two categories of pre-sale issues to think about: Emotional factors: You might be keen to sell your blog now but are you sure you’re not going to miss it once it is all said and done? With free blogs like Blogger and Tumblr the lines are less clear—who own the domain, the content, the theme, etc.?
ProBlogger
JULY 23, 2020
While blogging on wordpress.com and blogger.com is okay to start with, eventually you should be using your own hosting and your own domain. And unless you plan on targeting a specific geographical area, you should try to get the.com domain if you can. domain even though I was targeting an international audience.
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