Jack — to be honest I built a couple but never really promoted them. Just too many things to do.

any updates on SimplyPLR? How did the Adsense sites worked out and how are/were they performing with the the SimplyPLR articles?

What are some you are sites that I may take a look at?

Bryan, I don’t usually disclose URLs for sites that I make like that. If you would like to see the formula that I follow for AdSense mini-sites. It’s a free video that describes the process.

Basically, given a blog title, a keyword list and a domain name, my automation will (or does) install and configure wordpress, automatically gather content and get a “starter blog” up and running complete with eBay and amazon affiliate pages. The “publish” dates can be set in the future to “drip” so that it looks natural to google.

Note that I said “my automation” but I am working with a friend who is a “real programmer” but not in the Internet Marketing niche.

Once that is created, a blogger can just start adding more original content on top.

Basically, once the keyword research is done, it should take 10 minutes to start up a blog with 50-200 pages of “semi-unique” content that is ready to have additional unique content added to it.

It is a work in progress — but that is why I am interested in SimplyPLR.

Thanks,
Mark

Would be interesting to know more on how your system looks like

ciao
alex

I use my own code for spinning

Hey Marco, do you really wrote your own spinning program ?
What were you missing in the spinning softwares out there, that you coded by yourself ?

ciao
alex

ciao
alex

P.S. thanks for adding the subscribe to comments plugin

What I am thinking about is creating sites dictated by the content that they provide. So, they provided “rental car content” — 15 orig PLR articles that can be spun into infinite combinations.

A quick look at “rental cars” shows some promising long tails like — Charleston airport rental cars. So, you publish spun versions of the PLR content to a new site. This get’s you some good general content and creates lots of tag pages. The you can create a unique landing page for each of your unique long tail keywords (Charleston airport rental cars) with specific content. Then use other spun versions of the article for article marketing, etc.

Add in a couple of other sources of republished content (republished article directory articles with a unique intro, youtube videos and news feeds) and all of the sudden you have a 100 page site with a few carefully targeted money pages.

Backlinks should target those optimized money pages.

At least that is my thinking.

I am not suggesting that you can just “publish” the PLR content and retire. 🙂

For example – let’s take the rental car. You’ve found a good micro niche for “renting SUV’s in Minnesota”. You’ve built an attractive Firepow site and you’re going to add content now. How does Matt’s content help that blog? I don’t see how it could. The flip side is you build a generic site on “weight loss” and you’re competing with 2 million other blogs, many of which are using bland, generic content.

I’m sure I’m missing your game plan, but it seems to me the “set it and forget it” sites are more micro in nature. Thanks!

This is not a good service if you are looking to have a handful of authority blogs on topics that you choose.

Still, if you want to have a niche site empire like Garry Conn but you are not a writing machine like Garry (that guy is insane) this is an interesting approach. I plan to try an build out the 15 sites from this and see what happens this month. It is a pretty inexpensive experiment, especially considering the fact that I can always sell the blogs for cheap in Sitepoint Marketplace if things don’t work out.

Thanks,
Mark

I think I can — we’ll see.

Basically, I am working on a “formula” for creating niche sites where I do as many automated things as possible and leave the site alone. So, this could fit well into my strategy for that.

I don’t think you would be happy if this was the only content that you used.

Sub to comments — Yikes. I was playing around with a new comments pluging and I killed subscribe. It should be working now. thanks for the heads up.

Regards,
Mark

However, sadly, most people will join and not do anything with the content. It will just sit on their hard drive. Most people fail to act.

In any case, a small amount of rewriting would solve this.

If you are talking about risk submitting PLR to an article directory, that is another issue, and means that you definately need to do a little rewriting. If you do this rewriting prior to spinning, then you can post hundreds of unique articles using something like Article Post Robot.

SimplyPLR has a 60 day money back guarantee.

Hope that helps — Mark

I’m less concerned about duplicate content, rather than high competiotion due to the overload of the single niches.

What I wanted also to say is: let’s say that SimplyPLR gives you 10 packages per month. That means that nearly every member tries to make (let’s assume) at least 8 niche sites per month.

Let’s assume that the SimplyPLR customers in the whole world are 1000, that means that in each of the 10 niches of the packages there will arise around 800 niche blogs. That could change completely that niche. The competition would be instantanously much much harder.

This in theory. Only practice can tell…

so I’m waiting for your results 😉

ciao
alex

P.S. Please do me a favor and install the Subscribe to comments plugin, so i get notified when somebody replies to a comment. Thanks

Does SimplyPLR have a money back garanty ? I wasn’t able to see mention on the sales page…

ciao
alex