Affiliate Niche Site Builder

In September, my earnings from EPN were about $4 less than my August earnings.
My average EPC went up 6 cents to $0.21.
Average earnings per site per day was $0.18
Average earnings per site per month was $5.47

Despite adding new websites, I am continuing to see fewer impressions, fewer clicks, and fewer winning bids. My AdSense earnings continue on their downward trend, and I do not expect that to turn around. My Amazon earnings are growing, though, as I have recently started to build Amazon affilate sites.

For October, I am continuing to build new sites and explore new niches. Maybe build a few holiday-related websites to take advantage of the Christmas gift buying frenzy.

How were your earnings last month?

Thanks for reading…I hope you have a good October!

When you attempt to login to your hosting cPanel from your work/school computer, do you always get a message saying the “server is taking too long to respond”? I had this problem. I looked into it and this is what I found…

cPanel runs off of ports 2082 and 2083. Certain firewalls will block these two ports, which if you are behind a firewall that blocks these ports, you will not be able to access your cPanel. In such an event, you can use the cPanel proxy to access cPanel over the standard web port of 80. To do this, use http://cpanel.yourdomain.com (replacing yourdomain.com with your actual domain name). cPanel proxy is enabled on some hosting accounts by default, but if you experience any problems with the cPanel proxy, please contact your webhost’s support department for additional assistance.

I contacted ServInt support online and they eventually set this up for me. The first tech didn’t understand what I was asking, and one even told me that it could not be done, but I politely re-framed the question and resubmitted it one day later. I suggested that maybe the Tier 2 department could help me.

Anyway, they were able to set it up and I can now use cPanel from work and I am much more productive at building websites now. (Not so productive doing my employer’s work, though.)

Yup, today I am a happy ServInt customer.