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GreenGeeks Magic: Run A Second WordPress Website On A Shared Server

If you rely on a virtual private server as your hosting strategy for your website to host your content what you write for your general audience, or you were adding your self-hosted ad server to host your ads, you can keep your website residing inside your virtual private server. This is important to keep your website running with a stable resource. If you were planning on running a second website for your users who were older than children, and you are providing content to read on a weekly basis like episodes on TVs… you can use this strategy to host your second website.

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Ads In Text-Adventure Games & The Monetization Issues

If you were dependent on Google AdSense; and you only use this ad network. Your preferred ad network may someday break away from Google,–after they lost an antitrust battle. Although; AdSense is bought out by Google years ago, and the US DOJ is trying to break Google into smaller companies, just like what they did to AT&T years ago. If you were dependent on any other ad networks, and you have trouble placing ads in your html text-adventure game what you are currently creating. Consider using Revive Ad Server, this software enables you to diversify your advertisements via ad networks with a central portion of your website. If you were careful when monetizing your website; you can still use ad networks like usual.

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[FAQ] How Do I Monetize My Text-Adventure Game Only Written In HTML And CSS?

This is a question what some text-adventure game developers may ask each time, and they’re not sure about how to monetize their text-adventure game on their websites. However; you can implement an ad code to each of these pages, but it may be messy when switching ad networks. Typically, ads inside html text-adventure games must have a dedicated area for an advertisement to reside. Well, most text-adventure games don’t come with ads inside because, these ads often get outdated, and they can be obsolete. This is a common issue what game developers has experienced when relying on ad networks. You can still monetize your text-adventure games with ads,–if you follow these guidelines provided by an ad provider like Google AdSense, or any other ad networks.

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[FAQ] Can I run A Family Blog On My Server Hosted Via GreenGeeks?

This is a question what some parents are asking. You can run a family blog, well, a family blog supposed to be free of content that is violent, that also include threats of spanking, and other illegal activities. Typically, family blogs are composed of photos, videos, text, music, and other content. However, family blogs are common on free blogging platforms. Free blogging platforms have strategic limits to start off with. You must be at least 13 years of age to use any platform,–or you must be at least 18 years of age to register to certain services like paid-hosting platforms. Many parents have asked questions about these hosting platforms. It’s possible to launch your own inhouse platform on your own website. A family blog doesn’t have to have 1 administrator running a large blog.
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Be Careful When Offering Free Downloads When You Run Your Own Store When Blogging

Many web-surfing visitors wanted free things from the internet, but many people offer paid downloadable content to consumers for any function like, plugins for website software like WordPress; or any forms of CMS. However; website owners has been targeted by software developers who held them accountable for copyright violations.

Right now, I’m experimenting on offering free templates for people who write text-based games for their players. Since I’m strategically offering free downloads on my online store for my visitors. I’m always careful not to offer too much free stuff because, if you had an add network account for monetizing content; you have to comply with their policies to stay in good standing.

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