Autoblogs or micro niche sites ?

**Razvan** · 03-25-2010, 05:21 AM

I want to build a lot of adsense sites but i can't decide what is better autoblogs of micro niches sites.
I will build on info domains , also I'm not a writer....
so what do you guys suggest ?

**CashFlowGuy** · 03-25-2010, 07:48 AM

Well i tried to start a webpage on blogger with about 10 articles. I was targeting a keyword but i never could never rank. The problem is that google bots need to index the website. I would do some autoblogs personaly.

One my autoblogs gets about 2 clicks a day. I have to do some work but in about a month it will be fully auto hopefully getting 10 clicks a day.

**thinkinghat** · 03-25-2010, 07:56 AM

why not to start both if you can afford domain cost.autoblogs takes small time to setup,but needs proper backlink strategy to rank,same goes with niche sites.
get 2 baby hosting at hostgator,1 for autoblogs n 1 for mn sites,test what makes you more money over 3 months,scale up..
i would start with 1 niche site/day + 1 autoblog/day,provided i write content for my niche sites,and then do backlinking as usual.
you might make the backlinking of autoblogs completely automated (using only automated type of backlinks) but dont overdo it,keep it look as natural as possible.
edit:i wont prefer .info ,in case nothing else available then might take .info for autoblogs,seriously i dont see any point in using .info unless you are really tight on money or dont have any other option.
about writing your own content,try re writing or hire some one to write for you for $1.5/400 words

**Razvan** · 03-25-2010, 08:02 AM

Originally Posted by thinkinghat

why not to start both if you can afford domain cost.autoblogs takes small time to setup,but needs proper backlink strategy to rank,same goes with niche sites.
get 2 baby hosting at hostgator,1 for autoblogs n 1 for mn sites,test what makes you more money over 3 months,scale up..
i would start with 1 niche site/day + 1 autoblog/day,provided i write content for my niche sites,and then do backlinking as usual.
you might make the backlinking of autoblogs completely automated (using only automated type of backlinks) but dont overdo it,keep it look as natural as possible.
edit:i wont prefer .info ,in case nothing else available then might take .info for autoblogs,seriously i dont see any point in using .info unless you are really tight on money or dont have any other option.
about writing your own content,try re writing or hire some one to write for you for $1.5/400 words

I don't think backlinking will be the problem for me , it's more of content , I'm not much of a writer ...
do you think .info domains will work with autoblogs ?

**thinkinghat** · 03-25-2010, 08:07 AM

Originally Posted by Razvan

I don't think backlinking will be the problem for me , it's more of content , I'm not much of a writer ...
do you think .info domains will work with autoblogs ?

it surely works, but it will take you a lot more efforts than other tld's to rank high.
more efforts = more time = more money spent on ranking + money which you have not earned due to delay in rankings. this can be subdued by spending $7 extra

**CashFlowGuy** · 03-25-2010, 08:10 AM

i dont think sub, and info rank as well. My blogger autoblogs dont index as well as regular domains, i dont know why because i put a bunch of work into backlinks.

**Razvan** · 03-25-2010, 08:11 AM

Originally Posted by thinkinghat

it surely works, but it will take you a lot more efforts than other tld's to rank high.
more efforts = more time = more money spent on ranking + money which you have not earned due to delay in rankings. this can be subdued by spending $7 extra

yep, Your right
thanks mate

**frontman** · 03-25-2010, 08:17 AM

why .info won't work with autoblog?
I have a 2 weeks old .info autoblog without backlink and it still get 20 UV/day..
all you have to do is find a broad keywords that a lot of people will search..
post as much as you can, try to make all of your post indexed by SE, you'll good to go..

**gurubaru** · 03-25-2010, 10:40 AM

Now, google don't index many autoblogs. May be you should focus on micro niche with .com domain name. Insert at least 5 unique content with pure original template. Focus with long tail keyword with searchers >1000 per keyword and competition with quotes <30,000. Do some backlinks either in ezinearticles or goarticles in resource box with glamour article like credit card, insurance, health etc.

**Hyperion** · 03-25-2010, 10:46 AM

How do you guys monatize autoblogs? You can't use adsense on them, because of the dupe content right?

**footfall99** · 03-25-2010, 06:02 PM

Most people use adsense on their autoblog sites...

**scb335** · 03-25-2010, 06:11 PM

Maybe this will be helpful to the OP, but a technique I have been using recently with some success is to build a MNS and an autoblog on the same domain. It's a sort-of best-of-both-worlds hybrid.

I use only .com's but I have no proof that they're better than .info's are for rankings, it's just my preference.

Anyway, in my setup I place the MNS on the main domain, so visitors going to http:// www. MyDomain .com will see the MNS, then I create a blog subdomain, using my primary keyword like so: http:// Keyword.MyDomain .com

For the MNS content, new and unique is best, but that doesn't mean you can't "borrow" from existing content. It's easy to find an article related to your keyword(s) and rewrite it, even if you're not a natural writer, and then you have solid and original content for your MNS pages.

Hope that helps.

**AndersonSpider** · 03-25-2010, 06:14 PM

I say go with micro niche sites. Some autoblogs can be done with adsense for a short while but eventually the site will get banned from adsense.

-Anderson

**Razvan** · 03-26-2010, 05:30 AM

Originally Posted by scb335

Maybe this will be helpful to the OP, but a technique I have been using recently with some success is to build a MNS and an autoblog on the same domain. It's a sort-of best-of-both-worlds hybrid.

I use only .com's but I have no proof that they're better than .info's are for rankings, it's just my preference.

Anyway, in my setup I place the MNS on the main domain, so visitors going to http:// www. MyDomain .com will see the MNS, then I create a blog subdomain, using my primary keyword like so: http:// Keyword.MyDomain .com

For the MNS content, new and unique is best, but that doesn't mean you can't "borrow" from existing content. It's easy to find an article related to your keyword(s) and rewrite it, even if you're not a natural writer, and then you have solid and original content for your MNS pages.

Hope that helps.

that sound like a pretty good idea mate

**aishahriar** · 03-26-2010, 05:39 AM

I am biased towards MNS sites because personally I found that they work.

Yes they take a bit of work in writing, but you can always outsource. However, really the money is quite nice and I don't mind doing a bit of painful writing for some nice cash

Autoblogs will wind up getting your adsense banned and I do like my adsense cash...

**cjbmeb14** · 03-26-2010, 05:47 AM

For me it has to be Micro niche sites. You say that you are not a writer but everybody can write something. You must have some interests, just find a niche around your interest and just start writing from that.

Microsoft word has a good spell and grammer check. When you have written something then use best spinner to get at least 50 variations of that one article.

Auto blogs if not used correctly will only get you in trouble.

**aishahriar** · 03-26-2010, 05:55 AM

Absolutely agree with cjbmed - "autoblogs if not used correctly will only get you in trouble".

Yes MNS sites can be hard work. But I think that's where some people just falter - trust me, you put in the hard work for this and you get results.

**dotcum** · 03-26-2010, 07:05 AM

I use only micro niche sites and regular sites, never tried autoblogs before.

**aishahriar** · 03-26-2010, 11:13 AM

Like he said - autopilot income

Plus, get a bunch. Scale up the ones that make you more dough.

**Razvan** · 03-26-2010, 11:37 AM

I think I'm gonna go with micro niches sites after all

thanks guys!

**aishahriar** · 03-26-2010, 12:53 PM

Goodluck Razvan

Remember to keep trying and not to get discouraged easily. the only way to know if a method works for you or not is to try it and see the results.

**Razvan** · 03-27-2010, 05:46 AM

Originally Posted by aishahriar

Goodluck Razvan

Remember to keep trying and not to get discouraged easily. the only way to know if a method works for you or not is to try it and see the results.

thanks bro, will try soon

**K1w12k3** · 03-28-2010, 01:23 AM

For one of mine, I set up an autoblog with a trickle-feed (ie 2-3 posts/day) and changed it later after it was indexed to add more daily posts after 3-4 months. Then I left it alone. After 8 months, it's got 1700+ backlinks, PR1 and makes a couple $$ a day in A/S, and a couple extra $$ from Amazon.

I tried microniche sites, but for me they didn't work well, especially for A/S.

**a_ovechkin** · 03-30-2010, 07:31 PM

i've had more success with micro niche as aswell.. autoblogs are great for uvs as it just grows by itself and people do link to you even with little promotion. But its hard to target a specific niche to get all that information (ie easy for large market 'apple computer news' rather than 'wooden yellow pencil') Micro Niche I find to be more in my control, my content and stuff, also xsitepro makes it that much easier to create. Its also easier to search and rank (depending on your research of keywords, first page is possible...), good for micro niches with few articles (ie "wooden yellow pencil")

Does anyone know if you can use xsitepros template for the main page and have it run autblog on a subdomain?? or you must use a css template?

Thanks!

**gsmktg** · 03-30-2010, 08:08 PM

I'm thinking about doing micro niche sites. I like the idea of having a very steady long term small income per website. Think about doing .info though since it'll save me 350$ for my first 50 sites. ONly have a question though: what would be better: using wordpress on each domain and install plugins like all in one seo, tagcloud etc, or making a website with xsitepro? I dont understand why xsitepro is used since wordpress is much more easy right? Does xsitepro rank better?

**m0nd0** · 03-30-2010, 11:41 PM

Originally Posted by scb335

Maybe this will be helpful to the OP, but a technique I have been using recently with some success is to build a MNS and an autoblog on the same domain. It's a sort-of best-of-both-worlds hybrid.

I use only .com's but I have no proof that they're better than .info's are for rankings, it's just my preference.

Anyway, in my setup I place the MNS on the main domain, so visitors going to http:// www. MyDomain .com will see the MNS, then I create a blog subdomain, using my primary keyword like so: http:// Keyword.MyDomain .com

For the MNS content, new and unique is best, but that doesn't mean you can't "borrow" from existing content. It's easy to find an article related to your keyword(s) and rewrite it, even if you're not a natural writer, and then you have solid and original content for your MNS pages.

Hope that helps.

This is a really good idea to try! I like more MNS but you need fresh BL's to rank them.