Here are some of the processes that we needed to get under control… A Centralized Control Panel Keyword Research Domain Availability Domain Registration DNS Forwarding and FTP User Setup Hosting Setup for Domains Installing CMS (Content Management System) managed website templates Ordering of Unique Content Website Design and Layout Dreamweaver for Graphics and HTML Ordering SEO Looking through our notes, I was amazed at just how many processes had to occur, all correctly and at the right times, in order for our websites to be successful .
On a big white board (John loves his white board), we listed all the steps to creating our "Traffic Accumulation Model" niche websites.
Login to one of our multiple website hosting accounts to setup the sites, FTP our website templates, configure all the little settings (we started by using WordPress...
But, it was common to have 10 websites and 5 programs open at any given time... Several different programs and browser windows to do keyword research Several other programs and browser windows open so we do our competition analysis A domain registrar website open to check domain name availability, and then register them Then we had to...
This new 10,000 visitor stream of traffic can be directed right to your "money site" which can be anything from affiliate offers, your own products, eBay auctions, a Facebook Fan page, a list building squeeze page, or an eCommerce site.
But, what if you build 100 sites, get more average visitors per site, or a higher product sale conversion rate, on a higher priced product? Plug in your numbers to see how it could play out for you...
I told you it was simple , but lets do a little math calculation here... Lets say you build 10 websites that each get only 1,000 visitors per month. That's a total accumulated 10,000 visitors per month. Based on a .5% customer conversion rate, and a $40 product profit, that's two thousand bucks every month from just ONE traffic accumulation model niche that could take you less than a day to build.
ugh!) then setup the domains to redirect to the new site! Then create ALL the unique content for the sites! And then finally start doing the off-site SEO backlink building! Wheeew! Building ONE website ourselves is a lot of work like this, let alone trying to build 5, 10 or 20 of them.
Number of websites: Average visitors per website: Conversion rate as percent: Conversion profit amount: Monthly profit potential: $2,000 NOTE: These are just projections, we cannot guarantee you will get these results, but if you follow our model and use our system we're confident you can acheive all your traffic goals.
And the FREE traffic just starts flowing... it's AWESOME! So, being the system minded guys that we are, John and I made copious notes throughout the entire process and worked hard to systemize as much of the process as we could...
After many discussions, we decided the ONLY way to make this really work as serious long-term traffic generating strategy, would be to build...
If you overlook one critical detail in... Keyword and competition analysis Selecting the correct domain Properly optimizing your website cont[...].
While each of your highly ranked websites provides a decent amount of traffic on its own, it’s their COLLECTIVE RANKINGS and ACCUMULATED TRAFFIC that make YOU the dominant presence within your niche.
and building them with outsourced labor, sucked even more... So what were we gonna do? Neither one of us want to be tied to the computer all day building these sites, and the thought of hiring (and training) full time employees to do this for us was even less exciting.
AND... BAM! The websites rank at the top of the search engines within a few weeks (in most cases a few days) and all the traffic from these websites is accumulated and redirected to our main website or offers that we call our "money sites".
So instead of dumping hundreds (or in our case thousands) of dollars every month into hit-and-miss paid advertising, you can INVEST it into these "feeder" sites that you then own, and your accumulated traffic grows every month.