Managing Multiple Niche Sites

[djbaxter]

How To Manage Multiple Niche Sites
Lynn Terry
July 13 2,012

Trying to manage too many sites or blogs in multiple niches CAN make your head spin! It can be downright exhausting and discouraging, even.I don't subscribe to the multiplier method myself, either. In fact, I rarely see it taught anymore at all - though it used to be quite popular to create as many sites as you could and put as little into them as possible - and just hope the math came out right.

100 sites x $10/day - or something like that.

There's a big difference between just "making money online" and actually "starting a successful online business" - I prefer the latter.

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[jcorkern]

The source link is broken, but I see where he is going with this and agree. i now have 4 people per website. 1 SEO, 1 social media pro, 1 usability expert and 1 professional writer. If they lose their site to panda or penguin, they are fired instantly...except my wife, she fires her own team.

Note to all: Never fire your wife, you will lose! lol

 

[djbaxter]

Link fixed above.

 

[alan2]

Jcorkern - That sounds like an awesome team. I wish I had those resources available for my website!

 

[jcorkern]

alan2 , start small and grow, as you income grows, you can start building teams. None of us have ever went straight to the top of the ladder. Keep working, you will get there.

 

[CableGuy]

Thanks for the post. I like "Start to Profit", especially, since I'm distracted with several of my own products, I'm getting off the ground. Just got "approved" from Clickbank, for one product, after weeks of "sitting on the fence". Procrastination is a killer.

Now, judging from this article, does that mean you should focus on one group, for your product? Or various groups that can benefit from that product? I'm still not sure where to put all my energy towards. My niche can vary for the "unemployed to the do-it-yourselfers"

My product can give them a new job skill, to re-enter the job market, but others can benefit too.

Anyway, thank for the post...

David D.

 

[FitGal]

I manage a lot of online ventures. I would have to say the best thing to do is focus on one or two things and master them before you add in more.

 

[sylviasr]

Yes guys it's very important to master your skills. SO don't give up, had up and master