Any life left in affiliate sites, worth restarting back up?

[pbryd]

definitely agree about bringing something of value especially for the long run. If it was me, I'd offer a free loft conversion guide, probably pay an expert to write it. There's your traffic and links straight away, one look from a Google review monkey and you'll be on page one no doubt. Then I'd probably build a forum or a yahoo style QA site or even a "ask an expert" site, most scripts are out there somewhere.

This sounds like the type of thing I'm interested in. If I could get started with some articles and a cheap 'ask an expert' script and use the proceeds of an money earned to pay for a detailed guide the I might be onto a winner.

Thanks.

 

[retired_member36]

If it was me, I'd offer a free loft conversion guide, probably pay an expert to write it. There's your traffic and links straight away, one look from a Google review monkey and you'll be on page one no doubt

Thats actually a really good idea

 

[SkinnerSkinner is verified member.]

With some automation and code additions and out-sourcing 20 mins per week is prob 10 more than you need

 

[pbryd]

I've set up a wordrpress blog to manage the articles and someone kindly pointed out a WP theme for Q&A's.

I need a nice looking wordpress theme now to display the articles. Any recommendations?

 

[srccode]

What template are you using for the Q&A?

 

[pbryd]

What template are you using for the Q&A?

I haven't bought it or used it yet but this is the one I'm looking at...

http://wp-answers.com/

At the moment I've set up WP to hold the articles.

When I've got a dozen or more and the main page of the site looking like they belong together I'll add the Q&A section.

Phil