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I wanted to point out another blogger’s site who has some good HyperVRE screenshots that I don’t have on my free tutorial.
Eric Giguere has a good blog and he has some HyperVRE screenshots you can see if you’ve never seen HyperVRE in action. I was going to provide these screenshots, but luckliy Eric did it already for me (I am lazy right).
I have been getting questions from people who are using my HyperVRE tutorial, want advice on paid hosting for their HperVRE sites. Many want to know what kind of hosting I use for all my sites.
I set out to build a tutorial showing people how to build Adsense income streams using HyperVRE without any hosting costs. I just wanted to prove it can be done and give new-comers a way to “taste some Adsense cash” before investing any money.
Below is a common I question I’ve been getting asked:
Q: Who do you use for hosting your HyperVRE sites. I don’t want to use free hosting because I want to protect my income, and avoid using sub domains?
A: I use Moca for web hosting. Mostly because of speed, price, and customer service. To run HyperVRE you just need to have up to date PHP functionality. If you already have a hosting account with a company, they most likely have everything you need.
TZ
My boss is a complete slave-driving sadist. He’s uptight when I don’t pull in 12 hour days, and yet the labor code has laws against this.
He is NEVER satisfied with any project I finish, and when I am finished he gives not a word of thanks, and quickly hustles me off to the next job.
He is a complete idiot in his personal life half the time, as he never stops working to smell the roses and spend more time with his wife and family.
He has visions of massive growth, and is never happy to be grateful for what he has already accomplished. (pathetic)
His personal hygiene goes all to hell sometimes for a week at a time, and I swear he’s going to get adult diapers soon, so he doesn’t have to stop working for a second.
He insists that I’m just a slacker, and I never work hard enough.
I would love to quit and tell him where to go, but there is a big problem with that…………
I’m the boss.
The disease of self-employment!
TZ
(back to work)
Discount wristwatches are not my favorite subject to say the least. I’d rather just “think” about a luxury watch than own a cheap one. I’ve always been a distant admirer of expensive watches, but to poor to ever own one. It’s like watching a movie and seeing James Bond wearing an expensive wristwatch as he battles man-eating sharks.
One of my all time favorite watches is the original Cartier watch. Don’t think I’ll ever find one I can touch, but it’s still fun dreaming. If I ever get rich I’ve got a long list of expensive watches I want to collect.
So this is the launch of another Zulit product site using my beloved HyperVRE software. It’s been a challenge creating good content, but the time put into it is invaluable. I want to create sites that last the test of time, and not just a fart in the wind.
TZ
Pro Travel Network sites have been popping up slowly in the last year. I personally had to get direct permission from Paul Henderson (no…not the hockey player) to launch posts on his PTN empire.
Well it was going to happen eventually as Pro Travel Network networked it’s way into North American homes – web sites and blogs will be flourishing as new PTN members build their lucrative matrix lines.
I was involved in the start of a Ptnfreedom, and at that time there was a scant few web sites focusing on Pro Travel Network. There are more now.
Here is a great Pro Travel Network web site called Travelisa that looks wonderful and is off to a great start. As long as the owner(s) put up a quality post every 3-4 days, it will grow into a monster for the PTN niche. Since PTN is in it’s infancy, the blog will be a serious power-house as the years go by. (assuming the writers are patient and have vision)
I really like the Wordpress theme chosen, and the header image. Makes me want to join up with Pro Travel Network all over again.
We’ll be looking for Travelisa in the future, and in the meantime I’m putting them on my blogroll.
Peace out…
TZ
