The Recent Registrations Thread

[DavidL]

Sounds like a great start. I believe Google give new sites a bit of a run (a honeymoon period you could say) just to see how they go. However if decent CTR & link building don't follow shortly after they can get re-assessed.

You might also be risking issues with a mild duplicate content penalty... but that's always going to be the case when creating more than a couple of sites at once.

Paz is right with the link building. I'm not all that up with social media optimisation but it certainly can't hurt, along with some cheapy directory submissions. Resist the temptation to interlink though, unless sites are on different C-Class IP's and preferably registered under different names.

Keep us in the loop!

[TroyWhiteInternet]

Originally Posted by geodomains

Well I have about 60 websites up and running in the last week or so, just waiting to see how they rank. Here is an example of how they look at http://www.armidaleaccommodation.com/sites/default.asp
Don

Looks great Don, well done!

Sorry I haven't been keeping up to date as I've been doing a fair bit of development over the last few weeks. Your right about Google, intially you will appear at the top then they'll run the algo which picks up pagerank, etc then you'll drop, then start to work your way back.

[geodomains]

Thanks guys for the feedback, Paz any suggestion on where to get these social bookmarks? Because I have so many websites, trying to get links is so time consuming. I have the free bookmark widget which I will put on when I get time, but this is not a link builder. I will build a link page on each after I get them all up and running
David, yes I am aware of duplicate content, have checked some of the sites with copyscape and not that bad so far.
Troy, yes Google can be cruel as one minute your on page 1 and next minute your gone, I call it the Google dance.
All I can say is content is king and the links will follow. I still believe the domains will do the talking when it comes to how well the sites sit for the search term. Once I see how they sit on Google after they're on for about a month I will be able to see which one's need more work. Exciting times for me.

Don

[paz]

Sure Don, I'll send you a PM with the info. I'm sure you will get a nice discount if you decide to get many sites bookmarked.

[soj]

Things are looking good Don, I understand completely how repetitive tasks can be very boring, will be better when you've got some cash to throw around and outsource all those boring jobs. Will leave you more time think up ideas and pay other people to get them ready for you.

I would advise you to leave it longer than a month, as google can be a pain, if you leave it for 12 months then come back, sites you thought were going to go good can die in the ass, while others can hit home. One thing is to have new content added, maybe once a week, and also to have new links coming in, once a week a few new links would help heaps. If you could tee something up with a content writer, and a link builder, then you might be able to get a GREAT discount.

I wish you the best of luck, and if you got any other question, shoot them through

[DomainMarketPlace]

Congrats Don, looks good.

IMO Google "Sandbox" can be anywhere between 1-3 months depending on quality of backlinks. Having an existing network certainly helps alot.

Noticed that your not using any analytical software, like Google Analytics?

Good luck!

[DomainMarketPlace]

Originally Posted by netfleet

Resist the temptation to interlink though, unless sites are on different C-Class IP's and preferably registered under different names.

If you do this, make sure you use a different AdSense account aswell!

[geodomains]

Hi Richard,
Thanks for the heads up, yes analytical software, like Google Analytics I can't put on my multi sites due to some software I need altered on my backend. More money to be spent, I do get some idea from adsense impressions, but not as in depth. Lots to do in time, but I do think I'm on a winner if done properly. I have adsense on a lot of websites and have not noticed getting pinged, the big thing is lots of unique content which is where my software wordflood is great. Can be purchased through my site at http://www.ebrandmarketing.com.au/
I think it is about $50US approx and is great tool for creating unique content, just copy someone else's and change it. I know its not ethical, but goes on all the time on the internet. I always check with copyscape just in case and you are an expert on the subject. In fact some sites when trying to copy text won't let you and have some sort of blocker.

Don

[DomainMarketPlace]

Ahh we have a name for that in Black Hat SEO circles.. "markov chain".

I once write a script that crawls foreign websites for links, indexes/scrapes the content, applies the markov and then saves the unique content to a database. But then i decided white hat is better for me ..mostly

Another one i have looked at previously is Word Presser, which is very similar to your program.

[geodomains]

Yes Richard, as long as you don't get caught hey and black hat is a dirty word. Writing your own text is always the best, but unless I have someone in each and every 300 od town/city its never going to happen for me.
I have travelled Australia twice and a lot of places I have been to, you'd think I would know enough about them, but that was 18 years ago and things change quickly as with with my memory ha ha.