How does this sound? A blognetwork I been thinking to start.
 

I have been out from adult a while now. But I plan to get back in with a partner of mine. I been planning a small blognetwork and want to know what you guys who might know more about the situation nowdays think about this.

The plan is to make 10 blogs.
These 10 blogs are one network. They link in chain so blog 1 link to blog 2 and so on untill blog 10 who links to blog 1.

Ok sofar so good. Now thats one network. My plan is to build 10 of those. That is 100 blogs in total. All 100 blogs are to be one different ips ofcourse as well as different cblocks or whatever its called.

So now I have 10 networks. My plan is to have one mothersite, some kind of linksite that all 100 blogs links to. I have not figures out yet how to interlink the different networks but I guess in the end it would mean that each blog would have 10 linktrades, and one site they link out to.

Is this a good idea these days, or is it a waste of time? I know it all depends on how the blogs are done and all that crap. But im talking about the linkcross mostly now to begin with.

Reason why im doing this is because I always liked the idea of not trading my traffic with anyoneelse, and in a network like this traffic should be pretty good I think.

Inputs from you guys who are out there today?

waste of time

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How come?

Handwritten blogs or feeds? How often are you planning to update them?

Handwritten, no feeds. I plan on making update each 10th day. Maby more often. Plan is to go trough each network ones and move on. So each blog with 100 sites in the network would be uptades each 10th day or more often.

So 10 blogs a day are to be upated, least. But in a loop of all sites thats ones each 10th day.

As I know you know ;o), posting everyday can get you on the first page in weeks if the keyword (and/or phrase) isn't ridiculously competitive, so it may be a little slow off the bat, but sounds good!

Maybe you can integrate feeds into a few at first...

I would also get incoming links from outside the network, maybe to the "mother site."

good luck

It is going to be a hard work for you, but if you manage to do it all, you sure will be successful.

Keeping them updated and maintaining them will be a full-time job. Why make a full-time job out of something that's been done to death? And why choose a market which is already very saturated?

To me, it sounds like an incredibly bad idea. Sure, it will make money eventually, but it will take ages for it to become profitable (profitable when taking time investment into account), in the current market it's fairly risky, and it has virtually no chance of being a runaway success, since it's already been done countless times.

Instead of choosing a business model and an industry simply because you know them, why not search until you find an underdeveloped market, then profit from that?

Such as?
And ofcourse it will be alot of work. But then so will everyting be, things just dont happen for free in this bizz, or any bizz.

if done correctly, and if they focus on different niches, you can do well. I suggest also having good tracking systems in place

I agree...

you can probably expect to make something around $200 to $300 per month on huge amount of work. Sounds good if you are from Pakistan or something, but for US and Europe I don't think it's worth working as much for such little money

as Libertine said find a different niche and a new fresh idea

Ok, I'll bite and give you some advice :) Blogs have been done, some say they have been overdone, but I am not of that opinion. There are a lot of people who just make a shitload of blogs using feeds, they work their ass off for 3 weeks, then they skip a day in week 4, by week 12, they are skipping every other day and within 6 months you are hanging out on boards all day and working is something you will do tomorrow, next week, next month...you get the picture.

Doing what you want to do will require you to do boring work repeatedly for hours daily, with little compensation for a good while. Not everyone can do that. There are a lot of people in this business who fail not because they don't have the ideas, or the brains but fail simply because they can't tolerate boredom.

My advice is to start off smaller. Rather than 100 sites that update only every 10 days, start with 10 sites that are updated daily. Daily updates will help with traffic and placement. Microniche your blogs, and seek out the smaller niches where content and information is harder to find. You can build up a following. Once you are sure you can handle the 10 blogs being updated daily and you are in the swing of things, not feeling overwhelmed and able to knock out the unique content for it daily, then start adding additional blogs slowly, at a rate of 1 or 2 per week so you never feel swamped.

You can have a hundred people telling you to do it, or not to do it, but honestly, you have to ask yourself if you can handle the reality of it and whether you have the stamina. Good luck!

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Good Luck!

I think you'd be a lot better off building 10 blogs each in different small niches (and I don't mean just like "blowjobs" or "big tits", go into smaller sub niches), and then exchange links on each one with other sites in the same niche, don't bother interlinking them.

I would say forget about the "mother site" and concentrate on fewer blogs, aiming to rank high each one of them, by updating daily as others have already said.

Why would he tell you? What the fuck is wrong with you?

focus on one, why try to start with 5, 10. do one.

Do it man, I if you can do the updates you will do well.

It all comes down to actually doing it and keeping on top of it.

I'm actually doing something similar, but smaller in the beginning. I just started so I have no results to show you, but I know people who are successful.

That's good advice. I learned the hard way, have over 100 blogs now, most of them sitting un updated for weeks. Some of them do make money though. Trying to focus on a couple now and really do well in the serps.

Agreed. And on his main site, he can syndicate the feeds from his blog network into categories if he chose.

Finding a good idea is half the work of starting a successful business. Working your ass off until you drop is the other half.

Since finding a good idea is fairly easy, I'm often surprised at how little effort people are willing to put into coming up with one. If you're serious about starting something new, just spend a week listing every possible business that you can come up with.

After that week, you should have a few dozen decent ideas.

Then, start selecting. Criticize every idea as much as you can - if you can find any big unsolved problems in an idea, remove it from the list. You should have a few left after that. The ones that survive the initial round of poking holes should be subjected to market comparison. Find out if it's been done before, how many people are doing it, how well they appear to be doing, and most importantly, what added value your business model would offer over the existing competition.

Eventually, you should end up with a handful of potentially viable business plans. Choose the one that looks best.

Honestly, it's not that hard. And no, I won't give you examples - why would I? :1orglaugh

:thumbsup very good advice.

A blog network of 100 blogs makes only 200 or 300 dollars a month? I don't think so. I would think it is possible to make around 100 dollars a month off one blog x100 =$10,000.. Not bad even for US or Europe.

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I'm no blog expert but I have contacts who are. I've been told you can make a nice US living off of one or two quality blogs. Of course, you have to start 20 and then see which ones take off more than the others and then concentrate more on the ones that took off and build them up over time.

Again, I'm no blog expert. Too busy shooting for my paysite but the people I speak of are my friends and affiliates and they make a good living off a very small network of blogs.

I'd go with what Libertine and Wyldblyss told you and start from there.

Just my two cents.

Well I think 500 bucks or more is closer to the truth per blog. Hell I got a single domain who make me 700-1000 bucks a month and that one havent been touched or edited for years. :)

I know its possible to make money from blogs. So I will narrow it down to 5 blogs to start with. And my partner will make 5 also. When they started to move we will move on with 5 additional new ones as well as the old ones.

No, it isn't closer to the truth. Much farther from it, actually.

That old domain of yours that still brings in money brings in money because it is old, not despite being old.

500 bucks per blog requires fairly popular blogs with decent content, a long history of semi-regular updates and a network of old, established backlinks.

Can't agree more.

Maintaining large number of blogs is a bitch. However it's good to start with a few and see which one takes off. Then drop the rest as the number of blogs out there is massive, hence competition is ridiculous. As such, having a strong blog with lots of quality updates daily will retain readers and bring new ones. If you only give it one update every few days, it will have a hard time growing into a strong blog.

I’d say start with a larger number of blogs, but drop one after another if they’re not performing, eventually ending up keeping only a couple of the strongest ones that caught on.

I maintain 5 blogs. One of the blog is the mothership with heavy traffic. I update my big blog with six updates a day.

Ok, and hows the profit from that? Must be more then 200-300 bucks a month.

in theory starting a blog network sounds like a plan, then you realize it's hard work handwriting 10 blogs every day, or every few days.

at most you should start with about 2 or 3.

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Dont expect to get rich.,.

CumSensei.. Libertine knows what the fuck he is talking about.. Anyways.. All the best.

Yeah we will narrow it down to 2 blogs to start with.
And when they work ok we will move on to new ones.

I dont expect to get rich, I expect to get some nice extra money. :)

$200-$300 per month? With 100 blogs? Are you frikken high? Do you have a clue as to what you're talking about? I mean honestly. :warning

I know of at least one person who runs roughly 140 blogs and brings in 7K per month. The numbers are there. IF YOU ARE NOT AFRAID TO WORK

CS - 100 blogs over time will yield you a pretty good income depending on the niche and also every 10 days may be a bit too far apart to start. I'd spend the early stages updating a bit more regularly and slowly ween to every ten days. :2 cents:

and just to add wyld has a better starting point, work in 10 blogs to start and THEN work atthe larger network