Multiple domains/few pages vs. Single domains/many pages

ronnie · 2008-06-03, 10:55 AM

I agree with spaceman. I see people say you should have tons of domains and tons of pages, hubs, ect. Thing is, it's going to be more difficult to update all that stuff. In my opinion, gone are the days when you can just put up a page or a site, leave it and it will grow SE traffic, they have to be updated or they will die off, and usually pretty quick.

For every niche page you put up, there are likely 1,000's of other similar pages, if not more, on other sites that actually update their pages. There is just too much competition with newer content.

It's is also quite evident the LL model does not work a well as it use to. Sure don't know why people keep starting new ones.

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2008-06-03, 10:55 AM	#1
ronnie Wheither you think you can or you think you can't, Your right. Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: midwest Posts: 2,274	I agree with spaceman. I see people say you should have tons of domains and tons of pages, hubs, ect. Thing is, it's going to be more difficult to update all that stuff. In my opinion, gone are the days when you can just put up a page or a site, leave it and it will grow SE traffic, they have to be updated or they will die off, and usually pretty quick. For every niche page you put up, there are likely 1,000's of other similar pages, if not more, on other sites that actually update their pages. There is just too much competition with newer content. It's is also quite evident the LL model does not work a well as it use to. Sure don't know why people keep starting new ones.