Kids-n-Fun.com Live!

As I have posted before, my kids coloring site started as a Dutch site. After working on it for about half a year I decided to make a dot.com version of it, to look how long it will take to have some visitors from outside Holland and Belgium.

I'll keep you posted!

So take a look at Kids-n-Fun.com. You will find printable coloring pages of Cars, Fifi and the Flowertots, Winx club, Dora the Explorer, the Zoo, and loads and loads more...

Take a look at Kids-n-Fun.com.

Coloring pages Happy Feet

When a new (animation) movie becomes a hit, it still takes a few weeks before the first printable coloring pages to arrive. Well here they are, coloring pages of the funny penguins, starring in the movie. Have fun!

Static Url's

Somewhere in may 2006 I started this site to see how long it would take to get some visitors. Well, on Christmas day there where over 1200 visitors, looking at 9000 pages. The funny thing is that I don't have a page rank in Google (lack of links pointing to my site), and dynamic pages.
Since a couple of days I am using IsapiRewrite, changed the code and now: Static urls.

I wonder how long it will take before Google picks up this new url's and if it have some (positive) effect on the number of visitors.

Go Diego, Go

Looking in Google Analytics, I discovered some visitors looking for coloring pages of Diego. I thought they looked for Diego from the movie Ice Age, but I thought they ment Diego, the nephew of Dora the Explorer. So I have added some printable coloring pages of Diego. Have fun!

Fifi and the flowertots

I live in Holland and Fifi started just a few month ago. This tv-serie is the girl-version of Bob the Builder. I looked for coloring pages of Fifi in Holland, but didn't find anything. I found a couple on the Internet, so if you are looking for Fifi and the Flowertots coloring pages, look here and you will find 19 (!) pages.

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