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why would the .net be more memorable? the .co.uk would be so much better. if someone cant remember your extension theyre gonna try the .com and the .co.uk, never the .net.

thank you both. you mean so 'Web Design, SEO & PPC' is centred below second sighting? Iris is there any chance you can printscreen how it looks to you and upload / send me a jpg? bit cheeky but i think the font must be different on yours.

do you know the icproperty site doesn't work? personally i'd keep the 'FREE' thing - having done PPC ads for several years this word does help conversions. i would rate most of those sites at about 7 out of 10 in terms of design, I think they are lacking a certain something to make them really excellent. for example the logo on the DMR site is awful, the paragraph text on the Matini Montecristo site is too close together. looking again at the DMR site - the logo on your website is different to the one on theirs. whats going on here?

I have turned my blog into a blog + web services site. http://www.secondsighting.co.uk/ I would love some constructive criticism on the design, and whether you think its still too bloggy or not, I would like it to appear primarily a website seo / ppc / design site. thank you

use absolute links not relative ones. are your links in the form <a href="../dashboard.php">dashboard</a>? they should be <a href="http://www.holidayhomesineurope.com/dashboard.php">dashboard</a>.

ebay is useless for selling domains, acorndomains.co.uk and affiliates4u.com are where I sell most of mine. good for low end domains too.

its great for you, personal & memorable. are you gonna buy the .co.uk too?

the tweet one really stands out for me too, the others are good but lack a little elegance.

courtesy of Bob Monkhouse - They laughed when I said I was going to be a comedian. They're not laughing now.

in my privacy policies I essentially just mention that the visitors IP address is tracked and a cookie is dropped onto their computer to see if they have visited the site before. i also say no personal information that could identify them is stored. pretty much all you need on a static site, although you'll need more if your storing their details. you should provide your own t & c's to your clients - however if you think you are able to mirror your hosts t & c's then just do that. however you may want to relax them a little if your modding your server - my own ded. server has been down probably 10 days over the last 3 years due to me messing around too much!

try and get a second monitor too, you should be able to get a decent second hand one for about £30 or maybe even for free if you have a look on freecycle.

try solving the Riemann Hypothesis. im sure there is a website which has various companies problems / tasks on, with rewards if they are solved. admittedly these will require some serious brain power or a big stroke of luck!

http://www.pegasusdirectory.com/ is a good, free, & fairly selective directory.

have you looked at flippa.com? if you go off the typical sale price of 12 to 18 months income that would suggest you could get around $5000 for the site. I notice this is the only reply after your post 2 weeks ago - perhaps you have sold it already?

i walk to work and play five-a-side football on sunday & monday. i also jog 3 to 5 miles once a week. its not as much as i'd like though, I want to be able to run non stop for half an hour at football - something im quite far off from!