by admin on March 10, 2010
I guess this is the idea I had just over a year ago before TKA (The Keyword Academy) and he put it all together. It’s how to set up sites to autoblog or automatically create content themselves. He’s got some great tools and right now it’s only like $77:
Auto Content Cash
Just for all the tools and stuff you get, it’s worth it.
I plan on setting up some of these sites as support sites and a few more as “set it and forget it” type sites that just sit there and make money. It’s good to have some variety and diversification with your sites so that you’re not just relying on a few sites to bring home the bacon. Pick lots of different niches and categories for sure.
-Tony
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by admin on March 4, 2010
I got a site ranking #3 for a pretty competitive keyword. It rose from #8 to #5, then #4 and then #3. Great. But then I noticed it dipping down to #4. So I’ll write a quick article, post it and then usually within a few minutes I’m back up to #3 again. So I feel like I’m in a keyword war with another website. It’s interesting.
I’m getting a bunch of articles written and when they get posted, it’ll hopefully be a full blitz onslaught against my competition. We’ll see. If not, I’ll keep fighting!
My goal with that site is to totally dominate the niche. I’ll keep going until I get there. I’m seeing a huge, huge difference in being #4 for a keyword versus #3. Other searches are up at #1 and are doing great. I want to get them all up there. I’ve gone too far now to stop!
-T
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by admin on March 2, 2010
Something I’ve noticed over the years is that the worse the weather is, the better the Internet (Web) traffic is.
I’ve had a local site since 2001 and I’ve seen it time and time again. If it’s snowing or rainy out, there’s higher web traffic. It really never fails. People are inside, bored and then start surfing the Web. If it’s nice out, they’ll be outside.
I noticed this last Sunday as a big snowstorm was hitting the east coast. There was a lot more traffic on some national websites that I have.
It would seem that for cities with bad weather, they would do better. So maybe Seattle or northern states that get a lot of snow in the winter.
Just a thought.
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