How I Developed ActingCoach.com with Help from WhyPark

[EJS]

Although I initially wanted to sell ActingCoach.com, I decided to develop a website with the help of WhyPark. Here's some information about how the site was built and how you can do the same with your names. This isn't a paid post nor are there affiliate links:

ActingCoach.com: Now Developed Thanks to WhyPark | Elliot's Blog

 

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Although I initially wanted to sell ActingCoach.com, I decided to develop a website with the help of WhyPark. Here's some information about how the site was built and how you can do the same with your names. This isn't a paid post nor are there affiliate links:

ActingCoach.com: Now Developed Thanks to WhyPark | Elliot's Blog

Hi Elliott,

Your's is one of the blogs are track. Your advice is always helpful and on point.

As you know, I own links.com. Right now I am experimenting with a Digg-like CMS called Hotaru. I don't think I am going to get the traction I am looking for, but I am going thru the proof-of-concept to see how it ends up.

I liked what you did with WhyPark? I am interested in your thoughts about using WhyPark for Links.com. Also, how do you feel working with a company based in the Cayman Islands. It seems like a strange place to be and I wonder why they based themselves there?

Looking for ward to hearing your thoughts and good luck with your new venture!

Rich

 

[EJS]

Hi Elliott,

Your's is one of the blogs are track. Your advice is always helpful and on point.

As you know, I own links.com. Right now I am experimenting with a Digg-like CMS called Hotaru. I don't think I am going to get the traction I am looking for, but I am going thru the proof-of-concept to see how it ends up.

I liked what you did with WhyPark? I am interested in your thoughts about using WhyPark for Links.com. Also, how do you feel working with a company based in the Cayman Islands. It seems like a strange place to be and I wonder why they based themselves there?

Looking for ward to hearing your thoughts and good luck with your new venture!

Rich

Hi Rich,

Grand Cayman seems like a great place to live and work. I have no idea about why they're based there but maybe it's the weather and nice people who live there

I'd send Craig from WhyPark an email and ask him what he thinks about building Links.com with the company - it's a great domain name.