The $300 logo design contest is being held on what I see as the most innovative design outsourcing site ever, 99designs.

Check out the $300 logo design contest here.

Now I am going to beat Amit at PPC!

So the other day when someone asked me “How do you manage all of those websites?” my first thought was “I have no idea.” But when I thought about it further for a minute, a few things came clear. Since I was asked the question, I have been thinking a lot about website management. I have been unconsciously using a rough system when creating websites but I realize I need to make this system more concrete.

Here is my basic for week system that I have been using to create and manage multiple websites. I will not get into everything, but I wanted to show you the gist of the system.

Week 1: I will set up 3 sites in about week until I am drained and exhausted or just bored with it. If I am creating multiple sites in the same week, they are usually niche related.

Week 2: When the initial sites are finished and indexed in Google, I then forward information to my SEO team (person) to continue with offsite SEO and link building. She will usually work on two of the sites while I leave one site at the control or will work on offsite SEO myself with a different system. This is key for us in testing which methods work best for gaining organic search engine rankings. But offsite linking is a whole other system I will post about in the future.

Week 3: When I start to see which of the new sites seem to be more promising, I start interlinking my sites together to help build upon the more promising sites. I usually do not link out from the best site to the others unless I really want to help build up a particular site. Either way, I rarely create reciprocal links between sites I own. I also take time to go back and touch up on some of the older sites a little bit making improvements with recently acquired knowledge.

Week 4: This is when I am really starting to feel burnt-out so I like to hit up the forums and blogs to see what people are talking about. This helps get my creative juices back and gives me great ideas for news sites.

This is very exciting, however unfortunately the webinar and more info links do not work.

This is definitely something I look forward to testing out.

“Dear AdWords Advertiser,

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your online campaigns. Google TV Ads makes it easy to reach new
customers, drive more traffic and increase your sales volume -
turning TV viewers into your customers. “

Honestly, I would like to say the transaction went smoothly and I am happy with my purchase. But unfortunately the seller made errors in his listing for a domain as a .com when in fact the domain he owns is .info. The other problem was that there were a couple corrupt files for that site. The good news is, since I had already paid for the websites, the seller has offered to compensate me with a partial refund or another website from his for sale portfolio.

I am sure everything will work out fine as the seller seems to be an ok guy who at least responds to emails pretty quickly.

Anyways it’s just another step that I have taken. Now I just need to finish of my incomplete sites and auction them off so I can focus more on my core network of sites.

I gotta run so more on this later… subscribe to my RSS or newsletter.

Network Solutions sucks. I have been using networksolutions.com to check on domain names because they allow up to 10 searches at a time and keep a list of search results so i don’t have to keep writing everything down. The other day I went to networksolutions.com to check on some domains and found one I wanted was available. So instead of paying $30 or whatever to registering the domain name with Network Solutions, I went over to 1and1 to register the domain name for $7, there is even a sale on domains names at 1and1 so I would have gotten it cheaper.

After logging into 1and1 I found that the domain name that I was just told was available, was not! I went back and checked networksolutions.com which was still saying the domain name was available. So I went to who.is and checked it out. Network Solutions had registered the domain name right after I searched the domain name using networksolutions.com!

WTF!

I did a Google search to see what the deal was and after reading this post, I found out they hold domains for 5 days after you search, uhm for security reason.

My question is, will searched domain names by Network Solutions that are registered and held for “security reason” show up on newly registered domain search sites? After the 5 days will the domain name show up and recently expired domain search sites? I am sure people are already exploiting this situation somehow and sniping some great domain names after the security hold is lifted.

There is a lot of talk around the forums about this by now and people are not happy about Network Solutions dirty tactics.

If you are into this business or into the new millionaire lifestyle, or just like to party and have more fun than you can handle, then get out to Burning Man.

I won’t say anything more about it in this post but I will mention, Google, Amazon and other high profile Fortune 500 Company CEOs and employees attend this amazing yearly event. I even hear that Google gives time off for employees just to attend the Burning Man event.

Tickets go on sale 10 AM PST at www.burningman.com

Leave me a message, if you are going to Burning Man this year, it would be nice to meet up with some like-minded affiliate marketing Burners.

Go Home this year, go to Burning Man.