One of the big resaons we created this Truepot.com blog was because Google delisted the domain about 4 years ago. At the time this was entirely our fault.

We’d built a few thousand doorway pages using a pretty crude program (with great success though) and, despite removing them, completing reindex requests etc it’s been a real ordeal getting Google to snifff around the new site again. It’ll take a bit more time to actually get ranked and I’m sure we’ll wait another year for PageRank but it’s a good start.

For anybody else who find their site delisted here’s what we did.

1. Remove all offending pages
2. Modify robots.txt to teach google that those removed pages are definitely not online
3. Request re-inclusion via Googles Webmaster Tools
4. Add a blog and pump in new content to it
5. Submit the blog posts to social bookmarking sites to force Google to pay attention to you

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We’re amazed that our Goodbye Kitty site is now generating over 500 unique visitors a day.

Amusingly we’re getting a lot of publicity for the site through Hello Kitty fans who link to the site and tell people how much they hate it. We’ve enjoyed upsetting a lot of die-hard Hello Kitty fans with the site and am always amused to receive emails from them …

Why do you care about how middle aged women dress unless you are fat and ugly like tons of American women? I dislike how you promote animal abuse with your icons. It may be parody to you but animal abuse is REAL, you bastards. Read the rest of this entry »

We incorporated our business ‘The True Potential Group Inc." on May 10th this year in Nevada, USA.

Here are a few resdons behind our decision:

1. We are asking American resellers for our Art From Steel business to send often more than $5,000 to an overseas personal bank account. We expected that by Incorporating we ‘d increase our credibility in the short-term
2. In the medium-term we plan to get certain accreditations for our websites and businesses which require a third-party to verify our business background. We can only do this if we have an established company that’s been active for a few years.
3. We ‘d be forced to keep accurate accounts and to take our income and expenses seriously.

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This is a follow up to my post entitled A 40% Return on Investment In 1 Week?

Ok, this idea didn’t work and in hindsight I smell a rat.

For $20 Mr Taylor Glickman provided me with the name of a website which he advertised on, and told me of a particular product that consistently made him about 50% more money than the cost of the advertising. Read the rest of this entry »