If it is that busy, you may be able to turn it into a business. Don't
just stop at getting your expenses paid. Turn it into your part time job,
and look into co-locating your own server.
If you don't have the time and or money to get started, look around for
someone to partner with. We have a few "partners" who had ideas but no
money, and we work out something where it doesn't cost you anything, and we
share the revenue.
Al Musella
world wide websites
a1webs.com
>Every hobbyist webmaster runs into this problem at one point or another.
>I've been involved in several independent sites that hit that plateau within
>a year, and with NO ADVERTISING. As I see it, you've really only got two
>choices.
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