12-22-2007
Simple 10 Page System
The Simple 10 Page Website Profit Plan For 2008
I have been having great success creating small 10 or 11 page websites and I want to share with you how I have been doing it. First of all I want to give a disclaimer that I didn’t come up with the idea - I first heard about it over at at Super Apprentice which is a site I highly recommend and they do many of things I’m talking about below automatically. However you can not use PLR articles with them and have to write your own or hire ghostwriters to create unique articles for their system, so it becomes expensive when just starting out - if you can afford it I highly advise you join them, if not I recommend you follow my steps below (or both) and when you are making profit then join them.
The idea is to create small websites, promote them, get them earning money from adsense and then sell them. The sites usually sell for about 8 and 12 times their current monthly revenue. So lets say you create a site and promote it and then in it’s third month it is earning about $50 a month in adsense revenue you sell it for about $400-$600. The idea is that once you have lots of sites you just can’t keep promoting them all and they usually start to decline in profits because of it so take the money while you can and then reinvest that money into creating more sites.
So when you first start out you might sell one or two sites a month but eventually you could be selling 1 or more a day if you keep working the business in this manner.
I want to show you how to get the most out of your PLR articles and create these little sites and rank well in the search engines.
I strongly advice you to create your own websites using your own web design. I use very basic site design - in fact most of them don’t have any graphics at all. The thing is you decide on the web design that you like.
Second I chose a topic from the PLR articles. I then go to Google and do keyword research as outlined in this video tuturial. Basically you want to find 2 word or more phrases that have less then 50,000 competitors in Google. So you do your keyword research and then with the phrases you find you search for them in google using quotation marks. So if the keyword phrase was dish licker you would search for “dish licker” - if the phrase returns less then 50,000 competitors and there are adwords ads showing up for it then it is a keeper. Keep doing this unitl you find 10 keyword phrases to build your site around.
I then find the articles that best fit or come close to those keywords and make any appropriate changes to them I need to make them target that keyword phrase. I then find other articles and add more content below the first article that may be related in some way. So if I have an article about fitness I may add content about fitness mats, exercise balls, etc. This then makes a page of about 700-1200 words and is using the content of more then just one article. Sometimes I just use 2 articles, sometimes I use snippets from a number of articles, but I am looking for 10 good pages of content for my site.
The one thing I feel you must absolutely do with PLR content is change the Title of them when using them. So I create a new title for the article based around the keyword phrase I am using - I search for that title in google using quotation marks until I have formulated a title that is not found in google. Therefore I find a totally unique title.
Make sure you use meta tags on each page to insert a unique title (I usually use the same title I researched above), meta keywords amd meta description. These are all steps towards making your site more unique - therefore - Your own web design, your own article title, your own keyword research, your own mixture of articles, your own meta tags.
I advise placing the largest adsense rectangle format directly beneath the title of your first article. I also recommend that is the ONLY adsense ad you use to start out with. Once the site is going okay experiment with adding more. I also have had some success earning commissions by recommending some Clickbank products at the bottom of the page directly underneath the content.
The index page of your site can be one of the articles which will make a neat little 10 page site or you could write an introduction to your site summarizing what visitors can find from the articles which would extend your site to 11 pages.
After determining what my site is going to be about I search for a domain name and usually try to pick one that is available that is close to one of my keyword phrases. Â
I order my domains from 1and1Â and I register them with the private option. By using the private option no one knows the domain is owned by me. At most domain registrars this option usually costs you an extra $9 per year however at 1and1Â it doesn’t cost any extra at all and .com domains at the time of writing are at the cheap end of the scale at just $6.99.
The only draw back with registering your domain at 1and1Â is that they take longer then most to set you up. It can take 6 hours or more to get set up before changing the DNS to point to your webhost and then up to 24 hours for that to take affect. However I feel the cost saving is worth it. Please note: I don’t know what their webhosting is like I only use them to register my domains.
For hosting I use Hostgator baby plan which only costs $7.95 a month and you can host unlimited domains. So your webhosting cost for all of your domains is very small.
For promoting these sites I create 1 article and submit it to the major article directories: ezinearticles being the major one if submitting by hand or to submit in bulk you can use a service like articlespreader
The most important thing I do is use Linkvana to get one way backlinks to my new sites. This works extremely well and I’m still amazed how much more quickly my sites are getting indexed in Google because of this service. I get my writers to write short 100 word stories around the keyword phrase of each page. I get them to do 20 (more would be preferable but costs limit what I can do) for each site and I then plug them into the Linkvana service with approximately 50% of those blogs linking back to my home page and the others linking to internal pages of the site.
 For selling sites Sitepoint seems to be the number one place at the moment however with a site already earning income you should also have success on Ebay.
The site I told you about earlier in the article - Super Apprentice - automates almost entirely everything mentioned above. You need to come up with your own content but even with that the guys at Super Apprentice have a system in place where you can outsource that work as well.
 With Super Apprentice you add the content by following their step by step road map and they take over from there. They submit an article to the article directories, they submit blog snippets to their blog network similar to Linkvana and they also submit your links to the major directories and provide back linking to your sites as well. All this makes it a fabulous service however even greater then all of that they have automated a buy back process where they have buyers ready to purchase your site for a GUARANTEED mimimum of 8 times it’s current monthly revenue.
SuperApprentice gives you a step by step roadmap with easy to follow tutorials and takes the headache out of creating and reselling your sites making it in my opinion the most valuable membership site I have ever belonged to and believe me I have belonged to most of them at one time or another.
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I hope this little tutorial has given you a few more ideas on how to profit online.
All the best
Allan Wilson