My Mobile Money Pages Brief Review

When I first started on this little affiliate marketing venture, I invested in some software called "My Mobile Money Pages."  The overall concept was really good, and there are some add-on features that are worthwhile, such as the AM Content cloner, which automatically posts new content if you are an Amazon Associate, and can also posed Flickr pictures, YouTube Videos, and articles from Yahoo Answers.  The software works great, if you have your own hosting, and buy your own domain names.  You can get some pretty decent hosting pages from SiteGround (which I use excusively), GoDaddy, HostGator, and a few others where you can get hosting for an unlimited number of domains for one monthly or annual price, no matter how many domains you have.  Domain names aren't that expensive generally (maybe between $10.00 and $15.00 per year, unless you get one that has a really high demand.).  My Mobile Money Pages also has some good tips on how to get a good quality domain name.

However, MMMP promised all the free domains you want hosted on their MMMP server, which is the one thing that I have not been satisfied with.  The domain names are actually subdomains, built off of the three domain names that MMMP has registered.  These won't rank as well with search engines such as Google, Bing, etc as opposed to a stand-alone domain name.  The other problem has been server downtime.  They promise it will be fixed, but we have been waiting close to a month now.  Maybe after this issue is resolved, it will be a better deal moving forward, I hope!!!!

Below is an example of a site a built using My Mobile Money Pages software.
http://poconofoothillstrading.com

Make Google AdSense Part of Your Plan

If you are writing a Blog, one important feature that you need to consider is Google AdSense.  Almost all website formats will offer you some way of integrating Google AdSense into your campaigns.  This may not make you a fortune, but AdSense will place ads on your site that are relevant to the content of your site, which also lends credibility to your site.  Personally, I'm very partial to Google Blogger and WordPress for my sites, as they both are set up very well to accommodate Google AdSense ads.  But, also you need to be careful that you are offering unique content on your website, because if you try to get by without unique content, you run the risk of having your AdSense ads pulled by Google.

For WordPress Blogs, I'm partial to registering my domain on Siteground, because it is very easy to set up a WordPress site on their servers.  It's pretty much one click and done, and then all you have to do is write your content.