I often get asked: “What type of site should I create?”
While I can’t tell you what topic, I can share my own personal experience that “build and forget” sites typically do better than sites requiring constant upkeep. (This applies to internet marketers on small to medium budgets)
In the long run, when considering the time/money ratio, you’re better off spending your time coming up with new ideas and promoting your sites rather than sticking to one site and updating it often. I’ve found that I make the same amount of money updating a site once a month compared to once a week.
- Edwin, CashTheChecks.com
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The only problem with that philosophy is that it’s harder to stay focused when you have lots of sites that need updating even once a month. You still have to promote and it’s difficult to keep up with all the promotion mehtods that help you make more sales.
Just my opinion 
good point.
Comment by Eddie 08.21.08 @ 8:47 pmInteresting comments, Eddie. I really would think that it would take a great deal of laser focus on a single site to get the traffic to a level that is worth anything. Maybe that’s not the case once you have the right recipe in place.
Comment by Stock Research 09.11.08 @ 7:38 pmInvest your time and money into your expertise and something that interests you i always say.. then you will always be happy.
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