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By: J.R. Jackson (internet's $8-Million Man)

J.R. Jackson (internet's $8-Million Man) — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 18:49:48 +0000

Great information Elliot.

Question about #1 – I am familiar with WP, it is easy to install and there are a ton of plugins. I’m confused over Joomla and I have always had to hire programmers to do everything for me.

If you were to use WP what business directory plugin and theme would you use?

Thank you

J.R.

By: Rob Sequin

Rob Sequin — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 14:41:32 +0000

Elliot,

Great post, very educational. Thanks for all that information.

1. Moving to the Boston area is a great idea. This way you can visit Lowell and Newbuyport regularly to find content AND pitch to advertisers.

2. It would be interesting to note if your visitors are going to the city or live in the city. Each would be looking for different content I would think. For example, people who live in Newburyport may not care about hotels but would care about day care or pet grooming.

Let’s have a meet up on Cape Cod in summer 2010

By: The "G."

The "G." — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 13:42:14 +0000

All you’ve done Elliot is gone through the pain and agony that we all have over the years and learned from your experience. It is just great that you share them with others, so we all don’t make or continue to make the same mistakes. Keep up the great work and keep us informed. I even tried to explain #1 to you some time back and you didn’t get it then, but life teaches us all and you have taught us all also. Thanks and keep sharing.

Sincerely,
The “G.”

By: Elliot

Elliot — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 13:10:25 +0000

@ content writer x / heather

If you look at the search numbers, you’ll see what people who look online are looking to find when they search for Burbank-related information. Most are looking for information about the studios, restaurants, and hotels. Others are looking for information about the parks – things like “can we have a party,” “when does it close,” etc. My goal was not to target the Burbank crowd, as I obviously don’t have that experience.

Getting traffic to Burbank.com has not been a problem for me.