There will be some changes to the CreatingRevenueOnline.com blog coming very soon. Affiliate and advertiser change-outs, new dedicated sponsorship, weekly blog posts and we are even working on Youtube videos for you. I have been working on a free SEO e-book for my readers and some free software and plugins written by me that I will offer for free to help you make money with your blog or website.

Stay tuned, subscribe to our rss feeds and enjoy the changes coming soon.

I might hold off on selling this domain and blog just now as it kind of flows into another project I have going on. I was only getting offers of around $3000 anyway, half of what WebsiteOutlook.com reported it’s worth at. I do know that I do not want to be just another MMO blog. There is already too many as is and most of them just plain suck! One of the only ones that I have found to be really useful is TheUniversityKid.com , so go check him out.

As for the domain, I just registered CROMediaGroup.com for a parent company called what? You got it, CRO Media Group (CRO = Creating Revenue Online) in which I will put all of my online ventures under. I just got the DBA (Business License) and will be opening a bank account for it soon enough.

Among those online ventures is my Craigslist company in which I have 2 employees, CreatingRevenueOnline.com, my blog and site flipping ventures and my newest blog I am working on, ThemeMyCell.com which will be providing themes for iPhones, Blackberry’s and Windows Mobile devices . I have 3 employees with that project working on themes that will be released daily very soon.

I might just turn this blog into an info blog about those programs. All with the exception of the Craigslist deal. I don’t want it to get flooded and put me out of business there.

I will be posting some good stuff on here in the future. So don’t go anywhere.

When you first start a blog you have notepads full of article ideas all about stuff you are really passionate about, but then as time goes on and you’ve wasted through the list, you find yourself stumped on what to write about next.

Everyone with a successful blog can tell you that if you don’t keep a posting schedule and you fall behind, your blog will fail. So what do you do when you run out of ideas for articles?

My favorite method for coming up with ideas is from RSS feeds. I use Google Reader and have about 60 rss feeds that I get daily from all kinds of niches. Sites like Geekologie.com , LifeHacker.com and other tech sites often crawl RSS feeds to find articles for their sites. There’s nothing like stealing your content from other sites I tell ya!

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Most people don’t know that you can recruit potential employees for big tech companies and rake in commissions. One of those companies being Hostgator.com and boy do they pay good.

Recruit a System Administrator and get $2500
Recruit a PHP/Perl Programmer and get $2000
Recruit a Chat/Phone Support Rep and get $500

There are a few requirements:

1. They must be able to legally work in our Houston Headquarters.
2. They must be employed for 90 days in order to be paid.
3. The employee needs to be full-time to get this referral bonus.
4. You must fill out the referral form before their first interview.
5. You cannot refer yourself.

They will help with relocation for system administrators and programmers so as long as they are legal to work in the USA, they are easy to get hired.

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I have read a lot of posts on flipping sites lately, whether they be static websites, blogs or forums. I have myself recently flipped a few BANS stores, a blog I put together and put content on and a phpBB game forum.

The biggest question most of you have is "What do I do during/after the flip? ".

First off, the payment.

On a recent flip, I asked the buyer if he would transfer the money to my bank account instead of using paypal, mainly because I don’t like the percentage they take out. The buyer said he didn’t feel safe doing this and that paypal was the only option he felt good about using. He stated with paypal, he could file a dispute and receive a refund if the deal had gone bad.

So paypal might not be such a bad idea after all and if you explain this to the customer during the sale, they might feel more at ease about the whole transaction and things will go smoother.

Google Checkout is another payment option you might consider. I have not used their service so you will need to check into that yourself.

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