looking for adsense minisites builder software or ......

[SuperBrandables]

I have about a hundred or so domains parked that I would like to put on my adsense account. the problem is that it seems cost prohibitive to have someone build you 100 decent minisites. any one there have some good cost effective suggestions?
thanks

 

[south]

The sooner you start, the sooner you finish.

Try Netobjects Fusion or Xara Web designer. You can create a basic website in a few hours.

 

[INFORG]

XSitePro has integrated adsense tools.

PM if you want more information or an affiliate link

 

[davidjoseph]

what about wordpress... it is free and easy to do... you can do something like this Injury Attorney NY mini-site...

 

[south]

what about wordpress..

Wordpress is good, I just hate security updates for dozens (hundreds?) of sites...

Becomes quite tedious.

 

[Melly]

Wordpress is a good option for someone who is limited on time or know how. Easy to integrate. I have html and wp minisites which I have pros and cons about both.

 

[18493]

I agree with "south". Just one site at a time.

If you look around for a small 1-2 person shop, you can really find some great deals out there. They spend a lot of time, energy, focus on all of your sites. The difficulty is finding those individuals. They are usually "sought after" or 'found" and have plenty of work already.

i am curious to hear what you decide to do.

 

[copper]

what about wordpress... it is free and easy to do... you can do something like this Injury Attorney NY mini-site...

How about changing your link format?
Example, one of your link...
http://www.injuryattorneyny.net/category/auto-injury-attorney/

"category" do nothing for your keyword.
Change it to...
http://www.injuryattorneyny.net/auto-injury-attorney/

You can do that under "Permalink Settings"...
choose "Custom Structure" and just type in "%postname%" without quotation marks.

 

[synapsis]

the best cost effective suggestion i ever received was to go the minisite route with using Noomle.com. i've used minisite builders but i've found the work tedious since you constantly have to upload files if your making the slightest change to them. i'm incredibly biased to the Noomle system, but honestly, since it was so easy to use i got addicted. take a look if you haven't already.

 

[David G]

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Wordpress is good, I just hate security updates for dozens (hundreds?) of sites... Becomes quite tedious.

Anyone know if you must upgrade? What happens if you never do any upgrades?

 

[Tia Wood]

I have about a hundred or so domains parked that I would like to put on my adsense account. the problem is that it seems cost prohibitive to have someone build you 100 decent minisites. any one there have some good cost effective suggestions?
thanks

If you just want them going through your adsense account, have you tried Google Adsense for domains? Otherwise, I am not sure why you think that development is the solution for all 100+ domains?

 

[copper]

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Anyone know if you must upgrade? What happens if you never do any upgrades?

Lots of those upgrades are security reason.
If you don't upgrade, you are more vulnerable to hacking.

 

[ibydesign]

If you just want them going through your adsense account, have you tried Google Adsense for domains? Otherwise, I am not sure why you think that development is the solution for all 100+ domains?

Does Google Adsense lend itself more to products domains, attorney domains, service/consulting domains, or????
What is your experience?

Thank you!

 

[iestates]

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[Gerry]

Not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for, but you could create a quasi-minisite at Prebuilt.com that looks like http://www.spots.org.

I'd be very careful about that site. It does not meet adsense criteria and could get easily banned.

 

[iestates]

PM sent

 

[Gerry]

PM sent.

 

[iestates]

Thanks Doc.

 

[cwsteam.com]

Yes, multiple sites on a CMS is always a security/wordpress time consuming issue, but with that comes the flexibility of a CMS and the wide range of things you can do with it. If you plan to upgrade / add content more then twice per year, use a CMS.

 

[freeconnect2000]

I love Wordpress...easy to use and easy to update.

Wordpress is good, I just hate security updates for dozens (hundreds?) of sites...

Becomes quite tedious.