Quick word to those who build SEO networks - They Love Them Some Content

I don't normally start SEO network threads (you can check I'm in plenty but don't start them often) but I am making an exception because of something I am seeing over and over and over again.

Guys (and gals)

YOU MUST put content on your new domains. The job is not over after buying domains and installing wordpress on them. I don't mean one post either. You have to put something on them that helps to keep the links in place. You are not buying toolbar PR - you are really buying the domains that HAVE LINKS. Those links are on other sites and can and often WILL be removed if you put nothing at all on your site (plus putting up no content except one with a keyword link is even more obvious than a rental blog network ). This is even more so the case because most people have not learned how to analyze for links that will survive.

IF you don't have time to put the content on them then DON'T buy them until you do and if you don't have content already then FIGURE THE COST OF SOME CONTENT INTO YOUR BUDGET.

I won't say how or why but in an inventory I Took recently Most people are not putting up much content on the domains they are buying. I even find PR3s that have no content on them SINCE AUGUST of last year. Buying domains is not like buying software that you can pick up and use any time you get around to it. Aged domains will lose their value the more links they lose.

Weird things is (well not so weird to me anymore) is that some of the PR3 from August last year have no content , lost all links long ago but have remained PR3 (only in the toolbar) through two updates. Don't let the public toolbar tool fool you (Google doesn't care two hoots about it because it uses its own internal PR not THE TOOLBAR pr) a site that has lost its links has no value whatsoever.

IF you even have to run over to Iwriter to get two cheap articles its better than nothing at all. shucks even articlebuilder (which I hated when I tried it ) is better than nothing.