How do you manage seo for an empire of websites?

[Heavenstorm]

Hello peeps,

I like to know for anyone who has an empire of sites like 50-200, how do you actually do consistent backlinking to them?

Which service or software do you recommend?

[iAmNameLess]

50-200 sites you should be making about 100,000 a month. You should be able to hire people or at least outsource nearly everything you need to. You could spend about 10 grand a month and have about 30 VA's to handle what you do. Even if it is 200 site, you could split up the sites and tasks for each VA.

[Heavenstorm]

Originally Posted by iAmNameLess

50-200 sites you should be making about 100,000 a month. You should be able to hire people or at least outsource nearly everything you need to. You could spend about 10 grand a month and have about 30 VA's to handle what you do. Even if it is 200 site, you could split up the sites and tasks for each VA.

sorry i forgot to mention adsense sites which will are not going to make 100k/month

[freight]

I run several sites however only really focus on the top 30 I let the others drift. I dont touch automated programs.

[Heavenstorm]

Originally Posted by freight

I run several sites however only really focus on the top 30 I let the others drift. I dont touch automated programs.

ok thanks for your reply!

[iAmNameLess]

Ah I thought you were doing SEO campaigns for all of them, different clients and such.

Do a lot of keyword research, go for very very low competition keywords and some of the sites will rank just on the keywords in your title tags and on page optimization. After that, just spend time backlinking to a few of your top sites and keep spreading out.

With good keyword research you should be perfectly fine.

[Heavenstorm]

Originally Posted by iAmNameLess

Ah I thought you were doing SEO campaigns for all of them, different clients and such.

Do a lot of keyword research, go for very very low competition keywords and some of the sites will rank just on the keywords in your title tags and on page optimization. After that, just spend time backlinking to a few of your top sites and keep spreading out.

With good keyword research you should be perfectly fine.

thanks for your advice!

[atrbiz]

You definitely want to hire VA's to manage the link building for all those sites.

[Brendan Mace]

Originally Posted by atrbiz

You definitely want to hire VA's to manage the link building for all those sites.

What does 'VA' mean?

[KristofferIM]

Originally Posted by co2

What does 'VA' mean?

Virtual Assistant

[gabe91]

Well my plan is to succeed with one...then two...then three....and then make my plan for 200 with strategies that have worked for me....i guess?

[InitialEffort]

You need to make sure to have a complete list of all of your URLS and anchor text. Then hire a VA team and tell them to start backlinking. Hire specific teams for specific types of backlinks. Don't use an all in one service, unless you want to pay more (in most instances).

[kposs]

Article distribution works well for getting backlinks to multiple sites. It's what I use for local sites, for example, with hundreds of combinations of keyword, city & state.

You can spin/rotate all of the URLs and keywords in a resource box for each article. Then between several article networks (e.g., Article Ranks, Unique Article Wizard, Article Blueprint etc.) each article is distributed 500+ times.

[nncjn]

Thanks for the question because I also have the same question. And now I get some clarification

[TryBPO]

We don't do consistent backlinking to all of our older sites, usually. We have a process that we go through that takes about 45 days in total and then it's mostly "set and forget".

For those sites that do take off, it's worth going back and adding content, getting them even higher in the SERP's etc. to earn more from the winners. The losers we leave alone.

[owenlee]

you really need to outsource it and build a team to manage it...else its going to take up lots of your time doing admin task..

[origin]

I have build over a couple of years a blog network of about 100 autoblogs of my own on hosted domains that I can feed any link into at any time and it will get distributed throughout all the posts.

Every month I buy a cheap hosting account where you can host multiple domains for +/$5 pm and then build about 10 autoblogs on there. With incansoft's blogbot I can then post an article to all my blogs apart from being able to list my links via a central script install.

So I have 10 different hosting accounts with 10 autoblogs each with the ability to post links to them (from one place) and post articles.

Then simmilar to TryBPO I have a list of to do for all the domains and just keep to that schedule. Working with a schedule is what does the trick for me to manage multiple websites.

[JoshuaG]

Another good idea is to use software to track your rankings every week. When you see one of your sites drop, add some content and build some more backlinks to that site.