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millomillan

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gorang

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edynamite

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By reading the title, I first got the image you are asking for relationship advice. :deer2:

 

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millomillan

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different story

 

aldis

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edynamite said:

By reading the title, I first got the image you are asking for relationship advice. :deer2:

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LOL hahaha....

Going back on topic, I agree with the idea of doing both and outsourcing the writing for your already built sites.

 

balsagoth007

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From your stats it is clear that you know how to pick good niches so i say make new ones and keep adding content to previous websites. You can buy 10 articles in a time and then in wordpress publish them but make sure you schedule the posts to be published every 4-7 days or as you wish.

 

Scritty

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gorang said:

Without looking at the sites i'll take a stab.

What you should do is just try to maintain them. Add new content once a week to simply keep the site turning over and so Google doesn't think the site is stale. If you can, add a blog and just buy an article from iwriter.com every week.

I'd put most of my effort into new sites.

So in short, do both.

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One site is never really enough. It's high risk "all your eggs in one basket"
Scale up to a level that depends on the size of site your creating. If it's a micro site then maybe add more. If it's 100 page or more sites, then maybe add another site every couple of months if you are building authority large sites even then think in terms of having 2 or 3 to hgedge your bets
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Either way as Gorang said, keep adding content and doing subtle background linking. Manage as many as you are comfortable with depending on the size of the site

 

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millomillan

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Thanks for the replies,

I thought that would be the way to go, just very time consuming as IM comes second to my main work at the moment.

Thanks