No problem Randy. As I mentioned this was started as merely an
experiment which I soon realized had a very profitable potential.
The thing I wanted to do with this particular experiment is...now don't get angry everyone...
spend as little time possible building these revenue streams but still generate $5-10 day via these sites.
And no, they're not junk sites. They're highly targeted sites that only display information people are looking for.
That's it.
Because of how these sites are designed your CTR will be extremely high. Just take a look at any of the
examples I've set up. As a whole my WhyPark sites get roughly a 15-20% CTR with the completely natural traffic I get right now.
When I was first thinking about ways to generate traffic to these sites I was strategizing my
conventional marketing standards as you identified above: On/Off page SEO, Article Marketing, Link Campaigns, etc.
The past few weeks I have done some article marketing on a handful of my WhyPark sites that return a very high cost per click (CPC).
If you're going to do this it's VERY importnant you set up Adsense channels for each of your domains so you can identifiy which sites generate a higher CPC.
But that all takes...you guessed it
time...which defeats the purpose of my experiment since these are
NOT the major sites I develop on a daily basis.
Other than that though I do not have the time,
at the moment, to develop these using more conventional standards. Maybe when I seperate from the US Air Force I'll have more time =)
Anyhow...after talking to many other interested marketers I've settled on using RSS to Blog to bring in traffic to these sites. More to come on this once I've finished setting up all my sites on RSS to Blog and have some figures to share.....Everybody likes figures. LOL
Stay tuned!
Isn't this just a minisite methodology?
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