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We have been discussing if there are any rapid domain name development options out there , here. http://www.acorndomains.co.uk/business-discussions/64227-any-rapid-development-options-out-there.html. There are none. You have to pay someone to develop something for you, and much of whats out there uses duplicate content which means you get penalised by Google. Any thoughts on how to develop something that gets the job done? I suspect the answer involves some web 2.0 combination of on site mash ups, api feeds/ rss and user generated content, but I'm not a developer so I thought I'd see what others think. Last edited by RSK3000; 30-01-2010 at 02:24:27 PM. |
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The golden '1 click' site creator software just isn't a possibility IMHO. I've been working with datafeeds recently to create rapid affiliate stores. Problem is the quality of the datafeeds is so poor and the categorisation so lame that some user involvement is essential. I like the idea of using article sites RSS feeds to keep the site fresh. Note to self-investigate further
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There are problems with feeds, APIs, rss and things like that. Google sees them as duplicate content, or they don't get indexed because goog does not see them at all i.e. javascript elements on a page. Thats the problem........ |
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I think the missing ingredient is traffic. If you put together something Web 2.0-y which relies partially or predominantly on user submitted content, then the quicker you can throw a wave of traffic at the site and get that content going, the more likely you are going to be able to distinguish yourself in the mind of Google from other sites with similar content. Of course, if you have a domain that's already bringing you several hundred or thousands of uniques a day, you're pretty much there. Figure out what it is that the collective "wisdom of crowds" can be harnessed to contribute, and get the crowd contributing!
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There are many simple mash ups that take less than 10 minutes to customise. They can include feeds, be that product or rss, and content from numerous sources, all indexable and se friendly. They will get you 1000 uniques a month with no other work at all, all you have to do then is, make your 1000 visitors convert into 10 minutes worth of your time and your roi is complete. |
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The moment you rely on content that is available to everyone, then you are not really providing anything new and Google won't give you the love. You need to provide your own content, or as others have said, get the community to do it for you. I have a framework that will let me roll out a new site in under a minute (one row in a database). The new site has affiliate product links, ebay links, google ads in relevant places, forum area, article pages, news pages, links page, contact form, privacy etc. But all of those areas need to be filled for the site to be of any use and to start getting indexed. If I could spend some time on the admin pages then it might be something I would let others try; but currently I don't have the time. |
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I use wordpress as a basis for most of my sites, quick to setup and you don't have to use it as a blog. You can get plugins that basically turn it into a CMS, so you just add pages of content at will, ignoring the post section of wordpress. So for mini sites setup is very quick and all you need to do is add content. I do use datafeeds in many of my Wordpress sites and yes there is a problem with duplicate content, however, if you are careful to add your own unique content, both in addition to the datafeed and within the data you are taking from the datafeed then it tends to work well. I think wordpress is ideas because as you know it has the structure, easily themed, many plugins out there to make it do what you want. Also Wordpress MU could be a solution if you have many to create meaning that creating a new site is all done via the interface.
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For those interested, I maintain a list of some of the tools available to affiliates at: Affiliate Marketing Shopping Development Tools There are quite a few options available. Not a catchy name for the page, but hey ... Rgds
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