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imagezilla has all the features you want but it doesnt pay.

Plugrush, juicyads, eroadvertising are all good ad sponsors.

Try plugrush, selling traffic to choker traffic, fpctraffic, a few others. Alot of sites will buy clicked tube traffic and you can make some money that way.

Its when you control which outbound links on a page give juice. Your basically using nofollow on some links but not on others so you can give the most link juice to the ones you want.

I tried it, there isn't alot of traffic in terms of what you get back.

After the update in July you shouldn't use low quality web 2.0 blogs that you can make with SENuke for example. One of my sites got burned because I did.

Sign up for google webmaster tools. They have a tool where you can check if your robots is working properly.

anyone know what the max file size is for premium?

Try imagezilla.net. It supports 300x300 and has custom thumbnail sizes.

Whatever you do don't use spammy links like forum comments and one post blogs. There was a new google update last month that penalized all sites that use such links.

Sign up for a google account. They have free smtp servers you can use. I think almost all email services have free smtp servers.

It depends on the number of ads, try pricing your page assuming 1 ad then divide it by the number of ads. Your advertisers will get much less traffic when competing with 6 ads vs 1 ad.

I'd go with 1) or 3). Main concerns are with branding and with branding its about uniqueness and associations. I'd go with the one you feel you'll have an easier time branding and making sure people remember the site.

You won't get much, most people will use another site that doesn't have ads or is a pure redirect.

I dont think there is. Its hard to monetize non-adult image hosting. You may find some but they might be using adult ads. If you're looking for non-adult hosting check out my sig.

xvideos has its own embed code. Hosting those vids on your own can get expensive. I doubt you'll ever find free hosting without ads.

Interesting. Thanks for posting.

Try using

There's no software solution to stopping a 6gbps attack. I would try cloudflare. Dont know if it really works but they claim DDOS protection and they should have the hardware to stop it. Otherwise your DC is just gonna null route your ips.

try keycaptcha. it's stopped ALL my spam problems.