Money blog plan
 

I've been trying to get a solid strategy down for my money blog network these days. I dont update them on a daily basis as of now but I do update the good keyword SE blogs as much as ii can. I still have about 40 domains to build out in the plan. I was wondering what you hought was a good number of posts to have in a single blog? Also, is it best to outsource the entire buildout or just the writing? I"m making progress build wise but traffic and sales took a big hit the last 2 months. Any advice from the blogoney makers out there? Also am looking to integrate some good keyword domains with cam white labels this week. I've never been able to make a single dollar with cams but I'll give it a try!

I've always made the most money with the blogs I build all by my self. With that said I'd outsource the writing as It takes a lot of time and if you want to build a big network you will need to spend most your time setting up and optimizing new blogs. If you do the set-up right half is already won. Link building is important too, use your less successfull blogs to trade links to the better ones. Remember to always analyze where your sales are coming from and try to scale that up.

It isn't hard. Build 10 quality posts on each domain. Set up all in one seo, google xml sitemap on each one. Submit to 25 porn directories. If domains are in the same niche, interlink the domains on seperate ips within your network.

I can write 125 words and add pictures to a post in three minutes with a link. So it takes me about 40 minutes to setup a blog.

In the titles of your posts, make sure the keyword is in it. Also in the first sentence and last sentence. Add keyword to be a sub main category.

I dont link to galleries, only tours and do quite well.

you can have all the blogs set up in two days

Also when you add pictures, make the pictures the same name as title and change your permalinks to use the title in url

I like naked girls. No, really. And plums.

Damn! Two days for all the blogs? That's impressive. Hope much for your services? I'm serious... :) If you are willing to help out shoot over your icq and I will pay for help.

The only slow process you have is setting them up on directories. It takes 50 days since you can only submit one blog a day.

Shoot me an email and ill add you on icq. Cheaphardlinks@gmail

Email sent. :thumbsup

Plums are good.

I usually use 8-10 posts, and I just keep building and building...the more blogs you have the more of an opportunity you have to make a sale/the more traffic you receive. Like others have said, keep track of where your sales are coming from and build more blogs like those...it's all pretty much a numbers game. If you work hard and keep building decent blogs without giving up you can still make some good cash in this business.

Basically, build a blog with 8-10 posts, add your blog to Google Webmaster Tools and Bing Webmaster Tools so you can submit your sitemaps, add blog directories to give a you a little traffic boost and let search engines know you're out there, find some link trades on Link Spun, and then move on to your next blog...and add 1-2 posts a month to your older blogs if possible.

I'm still working on building up my network of blogs...I just keep buying domains and trying to make 1 blog a day and I use only money that I have made from sponsors I promote so if I run out of money buying domains I will then make free hosted blogs or subdomain blogs on my hosting until I can buy more domains to keep the work flowing. Any blogs that aren't converting well you can redirect the mobile traffic on them to Juicy Ads and then use the money made with Juicy to buy traffic to send to your better blogs.

I will never understand why webmasters are so trippy about sitemaps. Google knows exactly where your pages are, I promise you.

Takes less then 30 seconds to submit them to Google and Bing, so why not? Doesn't really require any extra work.

One easy "why not" is the fact that Google openly states that they do not like people 'optimizing for Google'. Funny then that they would create a section called WEBMASTER TOOLS that asks you to self identify yourself as someone actively trying to optimize for Google.

Every single page on a blog is interlinked to death and found .2 seconds after you post. Sitemaps are worthless unless you are doing something off the wall and / or shady.

So have you noticed Sitemap causing harm to a blog? I haven't. If google doesn't like people adding sitemaps, why have it available? I use sitemaps and I've always gained lots of traffic with Panda updates so I guess they must not hate it to much.

Straight from Google:

Sitemaps are particularly helpful if:

Your site has dynamic content.
Your site has pages that aren't easily discovered by Googlebot during the crawl process?for example, pages featuring rich AJAX or images.
Your site is new and has few links to it. (Googlebot crawls the web by following links from one page to another, so if your site isn't well linked, it may be hard for us to discover it.)
Your site has a large archive of content pages that are not well linked to each other, or are not linked at all.

Google doesn't guarantee that we'll crawl or index all of your URLs. However, we use the data in your Sitemap to learn about your site's structure, which will allow us to improve our crawler schedule and do a better job crawling your site in the future. In most cases, webmasters will benefit from Sitemap submission, and in no case will you be penalized for it.

Sounds great if ... 'Your site has a large archive of content pages that are not well linked to each other, or are not linked at all.'

In reality, most splogs contain just 10 posts that are all on the main/only page.