EPN Niche Site 1: Working On My Next EPN Goal

Posted on February 8, 2010
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I really want to hit my next goal of $5,000 in one month! I have decided that I need to dedicate myself to this if I ever want to see it. My best month so far was last December at $3500+. I know that December is a good month. But January came in at almost $2500. So I think this can be done with a little dedication. I am thinking that February will come in around $1500 this month. The loss is due to me not putting any new sites out and stopping new posts on my old sites due to technical issues that I discussed in an early post.

I am kind of starting fresh. For now I am not going to go back and change those old sites to auto-post. I like my new system better and it would not be easy for me to introduce the new system into an old site.  As you can see I am numbering my sites going forward. This is mainly just a way to reference them and not have to have a ton of duplicate titles on my blog.

This site is Used Pellet Stoves and is a new registration. I am trying to find some good expired domains also but have not been having much luck lately. Usually when I find them I find several good ones all at once. Not really sure why it happens that way.

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3 Responses to “EPN Niche Site 1: Working On My Next EPN Goal”

  1. EPN Affiliate Sites on February 8th, 2010 1:22 pm

    Your site is all hosed up with generic PHP warnings. In your cpanel, turn error messages off. They don’t seem to be inherently dangerous, just a bunch of WARN, and INFO messages about simple xml.

  2. admin on February 8th, 2010 5:15 pm

    Thanks for that… it was a ‘&’ symbol in the title of the first post. Fixed it up with a find and replace but then realized that I have another issue with only Firefox. Firefox does not like the Yahoo Term Extraction API that I am running. I have to do some digging on that one tonight.

  3. admin on February 8th, 2010 10:55 pm

    Well that was just plain stupid on my part. All those errors because I forgot to place my php.ini file in the home folder. That is the new thing that I had to do a month or so ago that I blogged about.

    The wierd thing is that it was working last night then today it worked in IE but not Firefox and now when I checked it didn’t work in either.

    I placed the php.ini and all is back to normal.

    I am sure I will still come across more characters in the titles that breaks the site though. I started a function that cleans the titles to my liking behind the scenes but leaves them full for display in the post.

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