I previously pointed out one good resource when searching for an older domain to start a new website. Assuming you find a nice domain with some traffic and negotiate it for a good price your going to want to put a website up there.

Now if you can code like Al then that opens all sorts of options, however if your unskilled like myself then you may have to find a way to get a website up on your new domain on a budget and easily. If we are staying on a product based domain like furniture the easiest way to do this would be to use product feeds from affiliate companies.

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At the start of every new website you have to decide on a domain name. Let’s work here on the basis that you want to avoid the sandbox and therefore look for an established domain that has some backlink history, how do you find such a domain?

Finding old domains for your new project can offer quicker rankings if done carefully and possibly good releveant backlinks with the added value of some traffic so finding an established domain in your niche is a commonly used practice for a new venture. A previously used domain may well have had money and promotion spent on it that you can piggy back onto and take advantage of.

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Studying about websites and building them was always going to be done on a shoestring budget for me because I didn’t have any spare money.

Many of the sites I own serve different purposes and have various roles in the whole portfolio to help share traffic or convert traffic to better paying sites and I work in a variety of genres. Today I would like to recap on how one large site was started on a shoestring budget as that is where most if us start.

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