domainsponsor to contentminisites

[smoothlime]

Hi guys,

thinking about trying contentminisites, but it is alot of extra work ... not sure if its worth my while.

1) has anybody switched domains from DS to contentminisites?

2) Have you seen a significant increase in revenue?

3) What about google traffic? a noticable increase? Does Google like to index contentminisites?

4) Do you recommend switching domains that have existing traffic and doing OK on DS. OR do you suggest switching good keyword domains with no traffic?

5) Do you recommend that each contentminisite to be placed on a unique IP ? or sharing IP is ok?

because I don't see anything listed for ones listed here: http://contentminisites.com/buy-now
suncreen.ca, fishfacts.ca, makeupbags.ca, dens.ca

but I do see some indexed on some new content sites listed in this forum, eg:
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...tminisites.com
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...te:slimmers.tv

would appreciate any genuine feedback or testimony.

[Adam Dicker]

cornenergy.com is listed number one on google for the term 'corn energy'.

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[impactadmin]

Hi guys,

thinking about trying contentminisites, but it is alot of extra work ... not sure if its worth my while.

1) has anybody switched domains from DS to contentminisites?

2) Have you seen a significant increase in revenue?

3) What about google traffic? a noticable increase? Does Google like to index contentminisites?

4) Do you recommend switching domains that have existing traffic and doing OK on DS. OR do you suggest switching good keyword domains with no traffic?

5) Do you recommend that each contentminisite to be placed on a unique IP ? or sharing IP is ok?

because I don't see anything listed for ones listed here: http://contentminisites.com/buy-now
suncreen.ca, fishfacts.ca, makeupbags.ca, dens.ca

but I do see some indexed on some new content sites listed in this forum, eg:
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...tminisites.com
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...te:slimmers.tv

would appreciate any genuine feedback or testimony.

Hi,

Thank you for contacting us. Not sure why you think it is a lot of extra work? We completely do all the work. All you would need to do is:
1. Purchase the amount of credits you would like
2. Submit each of your domains to our system with related keywords
3. Upload the sites via FTP to your host account.

Its a pretty quick and easy process.
Revenue increases are different for everyone. It should take 3 weeks to 3 months before you see an increase because all keywords have different competition in Google, search engines work at their own pace and are not always consistent. The sites are created highly optimized and with great SEO. They includes tons of targeted content, popular search phrases developed pulled straight from Google on the latest most popular searches and provide a complete website feel for your visitors to keep them returning over and over.

With domain sponsor you do not have the option of building search engine traffic or increasing the resale value of your domain. A developed site provides that increase in value as it is a domain property now.

With any developed site you cannot just put up a site and forget about it. It does take some SEO promotion on your part to promote the site, increase the rankings and link build just like any developed site would.

The best domains to start off with are ones with very little to no traffic that you can start and build up. Ones earning a lot of revenue on DS should stay there as you will see a bit of a drop in revenue because users have more to do then just click on ads. Our sites will help develop your domains that dont have traffic or much revenue.

We recommend a standard host account for the sites. The IP wont matter much unless your linking all your own sites together.

Thank you
Huseyin,

[PokerPie]

I bought a bunch of them awhile back. The results have been mixed. I wouldn't use them for domains that get existing traffic, you will probably earn less. They are good for great keyword domains that get little traffic.

I put all of my sites up and paid somebody to reword and retitle all of the articles so they hopefully wouldn't get flagged as duplicate content. Now most of them are indexed (I believe) but they aren't getting much traffic so not ranking high in Google.

Maybe three of the domains are having ok (but not good or great) results. The rest not yet. I set mine up maybe six months ago and purchased maybe 30 minisites.

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I used a couple of the sites that have high paying clicks as an arbitrage with Facebook ads and AdSense.

I was paying $0.40 a click from Facebook and getting $5+ clicks on my minisites from Google.

It worked well until the ads (presumably) got a bunch of complaints from Facebook and they stopped running them.

[impactadmin]

Hi,

Yes all sites have work differently. But remember they are developed sites like any other site. You need to still take part in some SEO promotion like search engine submissions, refreshed content from time to time and link building.

I bought a bunch of them awhile back. The results have been mixed. I wouldn't use them for domains that get existing traffic, you will probably earn less. They are good for great keyword domains that get little traffic.

I put all of my sites up and paid somebody to reword and retitle all of the articles so they hopefully wouldn't get flagged as duplicate content. Now most of them are indexed (I believe) but they aren't getting much traffic so not ranking high in Google.

Maybe three of the domains are having ok (but not good or great) results. The rest not yet. I set mine up maybe six months ago and purchased maybe 30 minisites.