PortableFans.co.uk has been pointed to an Amazon store for a long time now. Its been ranking on the first age of Google for a long time and it is time to give it a descent site of its own. This has now been done.
Three other minisites have been set up on PortableDehumidifier.co.uk, CancellationHolidays.net and OilFilledHeater.co.uk.
Domainer and Blogger Chef Patrick has published a five part beginners series on developing a geo domain/ geo development, on his site. Read all about it here…….
I have just added two more minisites to the EnglandWide.com network – Hastings Guide and Poole Guide.
This means that I have started 12 geo sites, with lots, lots more to develop over the coming weeks and months.
Its been a while but I have manged to put my latest minisite online.
AllInOnePCs.co.uk is a site about All In One PCs, obviously. Its a basic minisite template site with privacy policy. If it shows any strength I will develop in out, so we will see what happens.
I’d hoped to get more done over the holiday period, but this is the first since the holiday began.
Eventually there will be an up to date list of my minisites in the links section.
More in due course……………….
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