Comments on: The 1,000 Site – 120 Day Challenge http://www.ioventuresinc.com/blog/the-1000-site-120-day-challenge.htm Sat, 15 May 2010 01:41:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Del Cactus http://www.ioventuresinc.com/blog/the-1000-site-120-day-challenge.htm/comment-page-1#comment-290 Del Cactus Fri, 20 Jun 2008 04:00:37 +0000 http://www.ioventuresinc.com/the-1000-site-120-day-challenge.htm#comment-290 Would it be possible to point all the domains at the same blog but point each one to a different category then make sure you don't link between the categories on you blog? It is an idea that might work with out having to change the guts of Wordpress. Would it be possible to point all the domains at the same blog but point each one to a different category then make sure you don’t link between the categories on you blog? It is an idea that might work with out having to change the guts of Wordpress.

]]> By: custom web designer http://www.ioventuresinc.com/blog/the-1000-site-120-day-challenge.htm/comment-page-1#comment-289 custom web designer Fri, 20 Jun 2008 00:31:52 +0000 http://www.ioventuresinc.com/the-1000-site-120-day-challenge.htm#comment-289 one more note I forgot to mention, many have claimed that google gives better rankings to large, authoritative sites, rather than single keyword focused sites. this was in response to a few years ago when site owners would basically make each keyword in their business a separate niche/mini site. truth is, I dont know if I but it completely. one more note I forgot to mention, many have claimed that google gives better rankings to large, authoritative sites, rather than single keyword focused sites. this was in response to a few years ago when site owners would basically make each keyword in their business a separate niche/mini site. truth is, I dont know if I but it completely.

]]> By: custom web designer http://www.ioventuresinc.com/blog/the-1000-site-120-day-challenge.htm/comment-page-1#comment-288 custom web designer Fri, 20 Jun 2008 00:27:48 +0000 http://www.ioventuresinc.com/the-1000-site-120-day-challenge.htm#comment-288 actually, I spoke with you on the phone last month as you and I are in the same town, and I was looking for some SEO projects--small world actually, I spoke with you on the phone last month as you and I are in the same town, and I was looking for some SEO projects–small world

]]> By: custom web designer http://www.ioventuresinc.com/blog/the-1000-site-120-day-challenge.htm/comment-page-1#comment-291 custom web designer Fri, 20 Jun 2008 00:26:35 +0000 http://www.ioventuresinc.com/the-1000-site-120-day-challenge.htm#comment-291 Will it work? 1. Google has guidelines regarding small sites whose purpose is simply to make money on Adsense. 2. Combine that with manual review, or someone pointing out that you have a farm, may cause Google to give your site a second opinion. Google is both smarter and dumber than we think. 3. as long as you are not interlinking, I wouldnt worry about them being on the same host. Is it feasible? 1. Probably, but I would only do a few at a time. $10,000 on domain names is expensive. 2. New domains take awhile to get ranked. 3. a single server could probably handle them since they are static, one page, and low-traffic. In any case, 2 servers could for sure, and regardless it would pay for itself. 4. biggest obstacle: time to build links and some content contact me if you are serious about this idea. I might be, but would want some $$ to have to invest in it. maybe on a smaller scale Will it work?

1. Google has guidelines regarding small sites whose purpose is simply to make money on Adsense.
2. Combine that with manual review, or someone pointing out that you have a farm, may cause Google to give your site a second opinion. Google is both smarter and dumber than we think.
3. as long as you are not interlinking, I wouldnt worry about them being on the same host.

Is it feasible?

1. Probably, but I would only do a few at a time. $10,000 on domain names is expensive.
2. New domains take awhile to get ranked.
3. a single server could probably handle them since they are static, one page, and low-traffic. In any case, 2 servers could for sure, and regardless it would pay for itself.
4. biggest obstacle: time to build links and some content

contact me if you are serious about this idea. I might be, but would want some $$ to have to invest in it. maybe on a smaller scale

]]> By: CMoney http://www.ioventuresinc.com/blog/the-1000-site-120-day-challenge.htm/comment-page-1#comment-287 CMoney Thu, 19 Jun 2008 21:04:05 +0000 http://www.ioventuresinc.com/the-1000-site-120-day-challenge.htm#comment-287 Lot's of questions. Here are a couple thoughts Adsense has a 200 channel limit. Not to mention each site will probably have many channels to test effectiveness of different types of ad sizes positions etc. so you would have a lot more than 1,000 channels. There are scripts all over the net that will log an Adsense click as a goal in analytics, or you can use that to log it in a db or something with some special coding. These are not full proof and won't be exactly what Adsense reports, but maybe for tracking effectiveness of each site's ability to make money it would be enough. I am from a coding background. I would put all the sites in a db or something and just serve them up in 3-4 different template pages so you could manage 1,000 real quick in doing that each site would be a little boring. But getting sites listed in SEO and getting Adsense clicks has very little to do with a polished flashy site, that type of stuff is for a user experience to drive a user to come back where as this model is really based on search engine traffic. Sounds like fun, Good Luck. Lot’s of questions. Here are a couple thoughts

Adsense has a 200 channel limit. Not to mention each site will probably have many channels to test effectiveness of different types of ad sizes positions etc. so you would have a lot more than 1,000 channels. There are scripts all over the net that will log an Adsense click as a goal in analytics, or you can use that to log it in a db or something with some special coding. These are not full proof and won’t be exactly what Adsense reports, but maybe for tracking effectiveness of each site’s ability to make money it would be enough.

I am from a coding background. I would put all the sites in a db or something and just serve them up in 3-4 different template pages so you could manage 1,000 real quick in doing that each site would be a little boring. But getting sites listed in SEO and getting Adsense clicks has very little to do with a polished flashy site, that type of stuff is for a user experience to drive a user to come back where as this model is really based on search engine traffic.

Sounds like fun, Good Luck.

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