OutOfContext
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- Oct 31, 2015
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Honestly, I wouldn't use 30 sites to rank a single keyword, I would use interlinking to spread the love and build it up.
My comfort point is different from yours though, because I build sites for the long term, planning on not seeing any(or essentially pennies) for the first 24 months as I build it up. Expected plans are once the project starts ranking good, to recoup all costs of last 24months(links, content, hosting) within next 6, months, then get 6 months of profit, then it just starts building up. With a long-term plan, I don't work to a final dollar point, rather I build for an unlimited potential and base success on other factors.
I know, long nothingness answer, but I don't want to throw out as number, because that is different from how I account, but I will give an example, so this isn't just a long winded "no"
So $4,000 annually PBN x2yrs = $8,000
$ite content = $5,000 over 2yrs
Other links = $5,000 over 2yrs
Hosting, renewals, business junk = $1,000 over 2yrs
Total investment: $19,000
If after 2yrs, I was consistently making $3-4,000 I would consider it a success. I barely even measure the dollars per month BEFORE 2yrs, and simply reinvest it(which usually means I have paid more than $19k, but that is reinvesting, so I don't account for it).
Thank you, that is an excellent answer. Though this isn't a direct answer to my scenario, it's very much the kind of information I'm looking for. You know, the business side of SEO. Your long-term approach is quite fascinating, especially in a field where it's so common to hear "nothing is certain" / "what works today may not work tomorrow" etc, and it's interesting to see those numbers, even if they're hypothetical.