Internet Business with Pat Doyle

December 10th, 2008 Posted by Pat in Home Internet Business |

7 Comments

1. Dave Starr on 11.12.2008 at 02:19 (Reply)

   Hi Pat,
   Itwas nice to see a post from you show up in my feedreader. And psrticularly nice for it to be about this subject as I have anumber of idle blogs and un-used URL’s that I really should just clean up and find aproper home for … ‘been meaning to’ try out SitePoint sales for some time now.

   Thanks for the straight talk you always provide and for covering something other than the boring ‘I made $57,000,000 in five minutes’ hucksterism that so many seem to fall into.

   If you decide shift to a newsletter format, that’s just dandy too, I’ll certainly be a charter subscriber.

   Merry Christmas
   Dave

   1. Pat Doyle on 12.12.2008 at 12:55 (Reply)

      Thanks Dave! Merry Christmas to you too!

      Sitepoint is very easy to use, especially if you only accept PayPal, which is what I do.

      Pat

2. Andrei on 13.12.2008 at 02:47 (Reply)

   Hi
   I saw you mentioned this:
   “the sites without articles will be easier to maintain, as they will be updated automatically”
   unfortunately, an automated blog, with free articles, for example, is dead from the start. There is no chance to get more than a few hits each day. Tried a few times and it didn’t work out

   1. Pat Doyle on 13.12.2008 at 10:35 (Reply)

      Hi Andrei,

      You need to get some good links to the sites. They will not get much traffic unless you get links. Getting links will help them rise in the search engine rankings.

      (By the way, the sites I’m creating are not using free articles.)

      Try getting more links to your sites, and they could still do well.

      Pat

      1. MoDiggz on 09.01.2009 at 14:44 (Reply)

         Hello Pat,

         You have an interesting site with some helpful tidbits.

         I do have a question for you however. You mentioned that you are not using free articles on your niche blogs. So, how are you getting your content?

         Are you writing your own content (which is the time consuming part) or are you purchasing the expertise of a writer from a service like elance.com, digitalpoint.com or getmecontent.com?

         If so, any recommendations?

         Thanks for the tips!

         Mo

         1. Pat Doyle on 09.01.2009 at 15:52 (Reply)

            Hi Mo - yes, content is the time-consuming part. I wrote some of my own content and used some purchased content.

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4. Andrei Istrate on 14.12.2008 at 03:29 (Reply)

   i try selling website on sitepoint, but doesnt seem to work too well for me, and it takes soo long for them to confirm teh website is lawfully yours.

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Post Comment 1 (Dave Starr at 11.12.2008 02:19)   Comment 1.1 (Pat Doyle at 12.12.2008 12:55) Comment 2 (Andrei at 13.12.2008 02:47)   Comment 2.1 (Pat Doyle at 13.12.2008 10:35)     Comment 2.1.1 (MoDiggz at 09.01.2009 14:44)       Comment 2.1.1.1 (Pat Doyle at 09.01.2009 15:52) Comment 3 (Andrei Istrate at 14.12.2008 03:29)