Making a Domain earn �1 a week

grantw · 30-04-2007, 10:37:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by paul

I'm currently developing a large number of my domains after a little experiment showed how profitable it can be compared to parking.

As an example, I have one domain which in the previous 6 months before I developed it made $1.96

I now have a small site on it and it brings in �500 a month.

The key to this is picking the domains that are exact matches to keyword phases that are searched for.

Within days you will be number one in MSN and Yahoo & Google will close behind.

Congrats on this Paul, that's a monster increase in revenue!!!

Grant

pred · 30-04-2007, 10:48:56 AM

very inspirational thread guys. thanks
have & am developing sites this year. it is the way to go, without doubt.
gonna concentrate on a couple of .co.uk's in particular later in year.
not the minisite angle but interesting original sites, banking on traffic that way.
the useful tool idea was a good tip to get bookmarked
keep this thread up!
i will post back myself hopefully with some useful info

retired_member12 · 30-04-2007, 11:36:21 AM

I submitted a site to Google a few weeks ago, but am now informed that it cannot index the site (4 pages) correctly. It is the usual problem i suppose when using framed web forwarding, in that no matter what page you are on, the address bar always only ever says,
'http://www.xxxxxyyyyyzzzzz.co.uk'
Is there a way to make the forwarded pages appear as such:
'http://www.xxxxxyyyyyzzzzz.co.uk/index.htm'
'http://www.xxxxxyyyyyzzzzz.co.uk/whatsits.htm'
'http://www.xxxxxyyyyyzzzzz.co.uk/thingys.htm' .... etc, or is the only answer to resort to hosting? On low income sites, surely it isn't worth the expenditure to host them?

ScottJ · 30-04-2007, 12:08:00 PM

With a hosting reseller account you pay a fixed monthly fee for unlimited websites. You can get cheap reseller hosting, I have had an a/c since 2000 so hosting has never been a cost issue when creating sites for me.

i4v.net · 30-04-2007, 12:25:48 PM

dude - you just gave the game away - that info was worth �,��

[quote=paul;68178]

The key to this is picking the domains that are exact matches to keyword phases that are searched for.

QUOTE]

BFTUK · 30-04-2007, 01:24:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sji2671

With a hosting reseller account you pay a fixed monthly fee for unlimited websites. You can get cheap reseller hosting, I have had an a/c since 2000 so hosting has never been a cost issue when creating sites for me.

Or if on a really budget you could use a single hosting account and add on domains.

Hostgator do a great hosting account for $9.95 a month..... (PS. affiliate link on my site here if you do decide to buy!

) www.quickwhois.co.uk

Whilst keyword domains do help (alot!), long tail searches are the key to the game........

BFTUK · 01-05-2007, 01:25:28 PM

I've made a followup post on this at: http://www.quickwhois.co.uk/blog/how...-1-a-week.html

It discusses some early observations from a couple of my recent mini-site projects.

Brassneck · 01-05-2007, 10:12:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BFTUK

I've made a followup post on this at: http://www.quickwhois.co.uk/blog/how...-1-a-week.html

It discusses some early observations from a couple of my recent mini-site projects.

Nice summary - I clicked through to Digg to submit your article.

Stephen.

tifosi · 01-05-2007, 10:27:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DoubleTap

I submitted a site to Google a few weeks ago, but am now informed that it cannot index the site (4 pages) correctly. It is the usual problem i suppose when using framed web forwarding, in that no matter what page you are on, the address bar always only ever says,
'http://www.xxxxxyyyyyzzzzz.co.uk'
Is there a way to make the forwarded pages appear as such:
'http://www.xxxxxyyyyyzzzzz.co.uk/index.htm'
'http://www.xxxxxyyyyyzzzzz.co.uk/whatsits.htm'
'http://www.xxxxxyyyyyzzzzz.co.uk/thingys.htm' .... etc, or is the only answer to resort to hosting? On low income sites, surely it isn't worth the expenditure to host them?

I don't think the hosting is the issue it's using frames. Simple answer DON'T. Indexers have got better, but still wont index framesets & dynamic urls as well as clean urls and modern template & semantic based sites.

Develop a template thats got a clean left sidebar and generate the required number of pages, then fill with different content and add a css/ul based menu on it.

There's no excuse really for frame & tables based sites.

S

ScottJ · 02-05-2007, 09:10:23 AM

Great article, nicely put together.

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