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Razvan · 06-05-2008, 05:01 PM

Hello Vahid!

I've had a look at your site and you've certainly got interesting information there! I was impressed! I know a little about forex but not too much (I've tried it a little but thought it isn't for me, at least not at this moment anyway).

1.To answer your question: It depends on how much time you spend on your forex business. I think that it would be best, if possible, to keep doing forex and keep writing also, because I think that you could write about your forex experiences, the things that happen every day - maybe even start a sort of a special category in which you could talk about what happen that day, it could be something like a live journal and I think people would enjoy that, especially as you have about 1 000 or so visitors and more than 500 subscribers from what I saw.

2.Looking through your site I can make some suggestions that I hope will help you. First you might want to lower the number of google ads on each page as they give a bad look to the page ( In my opinion less ads = more money for you

Another thing is that it takes a little time for your pages to load so my suggestion will be to break a page down into 2 or maybe 3 pages and you could add a link at the end of each page that would point to page two and so on.

3.You have a very good page rank for your home page so I think that you have a great site here and a real opportunity to make blogging your main focus, but maybe you should at first build your list of people (subscribers) and start earning some real, hard cash before doing so.

I would suggest that you set a goal - the amount of money that would allow you to live a good life for 30 days - ask yourself how much money do you need now to live for 30 days? - and then try to achieve that goal. When you've achieved that goal and maybe even more for 6 months in a row from blogging alone, I think that you could make a living from this. Maybe 6 months is a little too much, but this is an important decision you have to take. It's all up to you and I'm very sure you can make blogging your main focus, but perhaps you have to be a little patient.

I hope this helps you and keep me posted on how things are going for you!

06-05-2008, 05:01 PM	#4 (permalink)
Razvan Member Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Romania Posts: 42	Hello Vahid Hello Vahid! I've had a look at your site and you've certainly got interesting information there! I was impressed! I know a little about forex but not too much (I've tried it a little but thought it isn't for me, at least not at this moment anyway). 1.To answer your question: It depends on how much time you spend on your forex business. I think that it would be best, if possible, to keep doing forex and keep writing also, because I think that you could write about your forex experiences, the things that happen every day - maybe even start a sort of a special category in which you could talk about what happen that day, it could be something like a live journal and I think people would enjoy that, especially as you have about 1 000 or so visitors and more than 500 subscribers from what I saw. 2.Looking through your site I can make some suggestions that I hope will help you. First you might want to lower the number of google ads on each page as they give a bad look to the page ( In my opinion less ads = more money for you Another thing is that it takes a little time for your pages to load so my suggestion will be to break a page down into 2 or maybe 3 pages and you could add a link at the end of each page that would point to page two and so on. 3.You have a very good page rank for your home page so I think that you have a great site here and a real opportunity to make blogging your main focus, but maybe you should at first build your list of people (subscribers) and start earning some real, hard cash before doing so. I would suggest that you set a goal - the amount of money that would allow you to live a good life for 30 days - ask yourself how much money do you need now to live for 30 days? - and then try to achieve that goal. When you've achieved that goal and maybe even more for 6 months in a row from blogging alone, I think that you could make a living from this. Maybe 6 months is a little too much, but this is an important decision you have to take. It's all up to you and I'm very sure you can make blogging your main focus, but perhaps you have to be a little patient. I hope this helps you and keep me posted on how things are going for you!