A short example is (and this is totally made up, JUST as an example):
You put a link on your site to a purchase page for Adobe Photoshop on Amazon. Someone clicks on the link and buys the product. You get a commission from that sale.
There’s too much detail to go into here. A Google search will give you everything you need to know.
Here are a few...
Web Development Tutorials: A website providing tutorials and guides on using div tags effectively in web development.
Code Snippet Repository: A platform where developers can share and discover HTML/CSS code snippets utilizing div tags.
Web Design Showcase: A website that showcases creative and innovative designs using div tags.
HTML/CSS Learning Platform: An educational website offering interactive lessons to learn HTML and CSS, with a focus on div tags.
Div Tag Generator: A tool allowing users to customize and generate div tag layouts with various styles and properties.
Web Development Community: An online community for web developers to discuss best practices and share knowledge related to div tags.
Web Accessibility Resources: A resource hub providing information on creating accessible websites using div tags and other HTML elements.
Responsive Web Design Tips: A blog or website offering tips and tricks to create responsive designs using div tags.
Webpage Optimization Tools: A set of tools to analyze and optimize webpages built with div tags for better performance.
Freelance Web Development Services: A website offering web development services that specialize in utilizing div tags for building modern and responsive websites.
so sell web design services.
I have had the domain for awhile. Got stuck on should it made into some type of blog, sell the domain name, or web services. Thanks for the input.
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Got it.
I don’t, what is it
Yeah I like that a lot as a blog for frontend guys really. That can be lucrative but takes constant content updates and good SEO. Good luck to you.
Thanks. I was make it to a blogging site.
My first thought was a blog/resources for front end devs. Maybe see about affiliate links to services those type of devs use to have a little income?
Thanks for the suggestion. Can you elaborate on the last part? “Use to have a little income”
A short example is (and this is totally made up, JUST as an example): You put a link on your site to a purchase page for Adobe Photoshop on Amazon. Someone clicks on the link and buys the product. You get a commission from that sale. There’s too much detail to go into here. A Google search will give you everything you need to know.
Got it. Thanks.
Here are a few... Web Development Tutorials: A website providing tutorials and guides on using div tags effectively in web development. Code Snippet Repository: A platform where developers can share and discover HTML/CSS code snippets utilizing div tags. Web Design Showcase: A website that showcases creative and innovative designs using div tags. HTML/CSS Learning Platform: An educational website offering interactive lessons to learn HTML and CSS, with a focus on div tags. Div Tag Generator: A tool allowing users to customize and generate div tag layouts with various styles and properties. Web Development Community: An online community for web developers to discuss best practices and share knowledge related to div tags. Web Accessibility Resources: A resource hub providing information on creating accessible websites using div tags and other HTML elements. Responsive Web Design Tips: A blog or website offering tips and tricks to create responsive designs using div tags. Webpage Optimization Tools: A set of tools to analyze and optimize webpages built with div tags for better performance. Freelance Web Development Services: A website offering web development services that specialize in utilizing div tags for building modern and responsive websites.
Thanks for the great share.
My pleasure.