how many sites you running?

How many sites are you running?

  • 1

    Votes: 24 25.8%
  • 2~10

    Votes: 44 47.3%
  • 11 ~ 99

    Votes: 10 10.8%
  • more than 100

    Votes: 15 16.1%

  • Total voters
    93

wannabegoodatseo

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my concern is,
when I come up with a good product / service to sell,
I have to build the site around the niche.

it takes lots of time n effort to launch a new site.
but I don't want to post a tech info on my sports blog, which is not good for SEO either.

how you guys deal with this?
you build up every new blog for a new niche?
or should I do a general blog for every posts??

wanna hear from your opinion
 
You just purchase the links you need if you don't want to go the path of building the whole empire yourself.
 
Some content farms talk about everything, but they usually have lots of $$$ to buy all the influence they need to rank.

You usually spend less money by focusing a site on one thing.

How you do it in the end depends on your budget.
 
what links you mean?

As simple as this:

I personally Prefer Micro Niche Sites

You will need to do microniching, but ultimately is not only about the page itself, but linking you do to it. You could purchase in the marketplace anyone that do a microniche page for you and your product for a couple of dollars. I can't find it to be a great hassle as you suggest.

The hassle is the linking process you will have to overtake to make it relevant. This is what it really "takes lots of time n effort to launch a new site." by far
 
how you guys deal with this?
By progressing slowly.
you build up every new blog for a new niche?
Correct
or should I do a general blog for every posts??
That will be a keyword mess I think. Unless all of them can fit under one umbrella category, for example if they all about electronics or about astronomy or whatever.
wanna hear from your opinion
Just get used to progressing slowly.
 
Diversification is the key.

Once you lose 95% of your traffic because of a G update you'll know.

By covering multiple niches you not only protect your business from major traffic loss but open yourself for new niche opportunities.

Most of my most profitable sites were a result of a low competition niche discovered through a existing site in the same niche.
 
for the people who run more than 100,
how do you even manage all of them?

even link checking will be so time consuming
 
even link checking will be so time consuming
You must be using a high degree of automation

For example, I run a VPS solely for automation. Here I have a WP with MainWP for example to manage updates, WPO status, comments, uptime, ...
Also all the relevant links status added are being monitored in this VPS (and their indexing) with a little simple software I made using a cheap scraper API.

When you go over 50 pages, you need to automate, otherwise, you can go crazy.
 
my concern is,
when I come up with a good product / service to sell,
I have to build the site around the niche.

it takes lots of time n effort to launch a new site.
but I don't want to post a tech info on my sports blog, which is not good for SEO either.

how you guys deal with this?
you build up every new blog for a new niche?
or should I do a general blog for every posts??

wanna hear from your opinion
Focus on less projects. Only start projects that can be scaled to good point.
 
I run over 20 sites but my top number is over 50 sites.

Currently, I work on reverse engineering competitor websites, building them up, and then selling them later on once I've successfully monetized them.

I also work on a "rolling system."

Basically, 150 to 250 posts per blog, put it all up, and then, create another blog, and then another.

And then, after several months, once the first blog is getting traffic, I would go back and add pictures, pretty it up a little bit, and then do more strategic interlinking.

Once I've finished other new blogs, I will then come back once the initial blog has even more traffic, and then start working on monetizing it.

I believe that this is the way to do this if you are planning to run volume networks.

Because it's my experience that Google tends to rank your site faster when it doesn't have any ads.

In fact, if you look at the archives of this forum, there are people complaining that once they put up AdSense ads, their traffic suffers.

Of course, there may be a variety of reasons why that's the case but there is a correlation between how many ads you put up and your traffic volume.

So, focus first on getting all your content up and then tightening up your blog and getting its traffic way up.

And then, you can monetize.

So even if there is some sort of downturn or some change down the road, you'll still be good.
 
I actually run 50 Sites. I have a Rank and Rent Business. I rank some very easy City + Keyword Pages and rent them to local companies.
 
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