I have the following website domain names. I am looking for an idea for what to do with them. My goal is to raise money to buy/build a inline skating rink/skate park.
topofthelinedesign.com
thewolfesden.com
skateboardingads.com
rollerskatingads.com
researchforadollar.com
inlineskatingads.com
bodybuildingads.com
Any ideas or help anyone has to offer will be greatly appreciated.
Website Ideas Needed To Raise Funds For A Inline Skating Rink?
Build one page sites to contain ads that pay you for linking, related to the URLs you have listed.
For instance, say Nike has a referral plan where they pay you monthly for any clicks from your site to theirs...stick it on the sites that Nike would endorse (of which, they would check your URL).
Advertising = money, a LOT of places have referral plans.
That's what I would do.
Also...do you have some ramps or anything related to your dream park yet? See if you could somehow get someone with a good parking lot to set you up for an aggressive skate, and locally raise funds!
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Saturday, July 25, 2009
What do i need to know about aggressive inline skating?
i want to become an aggressive inline skater. i am 18 and a girl and i am also new to inline skating. are there any websites or forums that can help me?
What do i need to know about aggressive inline skating?
Good for you! I started skating when I was about your age and it's the thing I love most in life. If there are any rollerbladers in your town, that's going to be your best resource to learn and really get into the sport. Try going to a local skatepark and looking for other rollerbladers. Introduce yourself and let them know you're serious about learning.
I've listed a couple of websites below, one which I've put together with a bunch of various resources on the sport, and another couple of online shops where you can find trick tips, skates and other cool stuff.
As for forums, it seems that most of the ones I've been on are just for trash talking and posting videos. I don't know how much value you'll find there, but I have a couple listed on my site.
And something to look into for next summer is a trip to Woodward. Their site is below as well. They have a bunch of locations now and run summer camps to help you learn and progress. It's a great place with a lot of great people to learn from.
Best of luck and keep rolling!!!
aircraft
What do i need to know about aggressive inline skating?
Good for you! I started skating when I was about your age and it's the thing I love most in life. If there are any rollerbladers in your town, that's going to be your best resource to learn and really get into the sport. Try going to a local skatepark and looking for other rollerbladers. Introduce yourself and let them know you're serious about learning.
I've listed a couple of websites below, one which I've put together with a bunch of various resources on the sport, and another couple of online shops where you can find trick tips, skates and other cool stuff.
As for forums, it seems that most of the ones I've been on are just for trash talking and posting videos. I don't know how much value you'll find there, but I have a couple listed on my site.
And something to look into for next summer is a trip to Woodward. Their site is below as well. They have a bunch of locations now and run summer camps to help you learn and progress. It's a great place with a lot of great people to learn from.
Best of luck and keep rolling!!!
aircraft
Website Ideas Needed To Raise Funds For A Inline Skating Rink?
I have the following website domain names. I am looking for an idea for what to do with them. My goal is to raise money to buy/build a inline skating rink/skate park.
topofthelinedesign.com
thewolfesden.com
skateboardingads.com
rollerskatingads.com
researchforadollar.com
inlineskatingads.com
bodybuildingads.com
Any ideas or help anyone has to offer will be greatly appreciated.
Website Ideas Needed To Raise Funds For A Inline Skating Rink?
It is good that you have blocked your domain names...
Some of them you have put for selling.
I am suggesting you to make domains popular by seo.
If you are having budget you can put some products to sell. you can have association for supply with local manufacturers or suppliers.
for example, topofthelinedesign.com is attracting designers like me. We can make business model to get revenue out of it.
Reply:ineedmoneybecauseimbroke.com is a nice domain name, lol
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topofthelinedesign.com
thewolfesden.com
skateboardingads.com
rollerskatingads.com
researchforadollar.com
inlineskatingads.com
bodybuildingads.com
Any ideas or help anyone has to offer will be greatly appreciated.
Website Ideas Needed To Raise Funds For A Inline Skating Rink?
It is good that you have blocked your domain names...
Some of them you have put for selling.
I am suggesting you to make domains popular by seo.
If you are having budget you can put some products to sell. you can have association for supply with local manufacturers or suppliers.
for example, topofthelinedesign.com is attracting designers like me. We can make business model to get revenue out of it.
Reply:ineedmoneybecauseimbroke.com is a nice domain name, lol
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What's a decent speed (mph) for fitness inline skating?
I skate about 10 miles a day and was wondering what a decent speed is in miles per hour. What about for an inline marathon?
What's a decent speed (mph) for fitness inline skating?
10-20 mph. Good way to find out is to skate alongside a bike with a speedometer.
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What's a decent speed (mph) for fitness inline skating?
10-20 mph. Good way to find out is to skate alongside a bike with a speedometer.
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Looking for an Inline skate (rollerblade) with Shocks?
I am looking for an inline skate with some sort of shock absorber. Anything that can help with roads that are a little ruff. I am not going over pot holes or anything, just roads that are not paved but have that rough black tar.
Thanks
Looking for an Inline skate (rollerblade) with Shocks?
I have a pair they are size 12, mission team skates form 2004. They are worn, but when I was playing in them they always performed awesomely. Check them out, the only problem is that they are a more stiff skate made with carbon fiber and high grade leather. If you are not used to wearing skates these are not the ones for you. Also, instead of a skate with shock absorbers look at skates with a wheel diameter of 80mm+ (even 80 is small now). You will go faster and ride easier.
Reply:Check with your local sports shop if you have one - if not, check under sports equipment online.
Reply:try ebay they have everything!
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Thanks
Looking for an Inline skate (rollerblade) with Shocks?
I have a pair they are size 12, mission team skates form 2004. They are worn, but when I was playing in them they always performed awesomely. Check them out, the only problem is that they are a more stiff skate made with carbon fiber and high grade leather. If you are not used to wearing skates these are not the ones for you. Also, instead of a skate with shock absorbers look at skates with a wheel diameter of 80mm+ (even 80 is small now). You will go faster and ride easier.
Reply:Check with your local sports shop if you have one - if not, check under sports equipment online.
Reply:try ebay they have everything!
visual arts uk
Jogger stroller for inline skating??
I am looking into getting a jogger stroller to inline skate with. I have heard that a lot of them really don't work well and seem tippy, even when you're just running.
Does anyone have specific experience skating with a jogger? Any specific product that worked or didn't work??
Thanks!
Jogger stroller for inline skating??
I can't help you with specific models but can point out things to look for.
The wider it is, the less tippy. I would want to try it out in a store to feel the tippyness. Some people may say that one is or is not tippy and you would feel different.
Check how it sits if you do actually tip it over. Will the child be held away from scraping their head on the ground?
Does it have a "deadman" type brake or a teather so that it doesn't get away from you if you slip and let go. A deadman brake sets the brake if you let go, the oposite of most brakes.
Even with a good stroller, get a helmet for the child. They can't move out of the way or protect their head on their own.
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Does anyone have specific experience skating with a jogger? Any specific product that worked or didn't work??
Thanks!
Jogger stroller for inline skating??
I can't help you with specific models but can point out things to look for.
The wider it is, the less tippy. I would want to try it out in a store to feel the tippyness. Some people may say that one is or is not tippy and you would feel different.
Check how it sits if you do actually tip it over. Will the child be held away from scraping their head on the ground?
Does it have a "deadman" type brake or a teather so that it doesn't get away from you if you slip and let go. A deadman brake sets the brake if you let go, the oposite of most brakes.
Even with a good stroller, get a helmet for the child. They can't move out of the way or protect their head on their own.
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An inline skate catalog?
I want the link to an inline skate store that has a catalog that I can order online and they send me a catalog by mail. Plz help and thxs for reading and answering.
An inline skate catalog?
I love skating go to *Cal Skate buy skates* on google I hope this helps...love skating
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An inline skate catalog?
I love skating go to *Cal Skate buy skates* on google I hope this helps...love skating
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