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How many affiliate sites can you manage at once?

by How High Can You Fly
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Hi
I am new to this but slowly learning and understanding things. I am just about to set up my first site. I have noticed that posting regular content is important to keep your site upto date and relevant. I have seen some people writing fresh content everyday. That seems alot of work. I was hoping to set up 10 sites in 2018. I wondered if thats too much for one person to manage? How many sites should I aim for in my first year?

Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
    10 sites isn't that many. My only recommendation is to focus on one or two at a time and get them up and running well before adding anymore. If you do too many at once you will likely run into problems keeping up.
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    • Profile picture of the author How High Can You Fly
      Originally Posted by ChrisBa View Post

      10 sites isn't that many. My only recommendation is to focus on one or two at a time and get them up and running well before adding anymore. If you do too many at once you will likely run into problems keeping up.
      Thanks so much
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  • Profile picture of the author tristatemedia
    if you want to manage more sites, there is wordpress software out there that might help you do that. but content is key. good content
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris Brindamour
    How High can You Fly,

    Start with one site until it gets the results you are looking for before you move onto another one. I suggest bringing them on one at a time and testing them before you create any new ones.

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  • Profile picture of the author hynds
    It's about 3-5 sites. And they take me a lot of time to do daily.
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  • Profile picture of the author ezjob
    If you are new to this you had better stick to getting one site up and doing well before you start on the second.

    I have a hard time maintaining one site and I've been at it for years and tried many different niches.

    Stick with providing good content for your readers. If you get too much going on then you will let some of your websites dry up and disappear. I guess if they aren't doing anything then maybe you should move on to something else.
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  • Profile picture of the author DWolfe
    When I first came to this forum and read stuff here, I had a few sights put together at once. All the original sites are gone. Currently a directory site is just sitting gets no attention. Another that was built last year doing very little to it but still needs updating. Each site needs a lot of attention in the beginning. If you are just starting out give just 1 a try for at least a good 6 months. Do not focus on anything else to it is running smooth or turns into a dud. See how that goes before building another. Good luck.
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    Originally Posted by How High Can You Fly View Post

    I was hoping to set up 10 sites in 2018. I wondered if thats too much for one person to manage? How many sites should I aim for in my first year?

    Thanks
    Don't put up any more sites until you're making consistent money from the first one. *Consistent money* meaning that you're earning enough to quit your job, and that your level of income is consistent for 5 months straight. At that point, you can continue to scale that 1 site - or start a new one to setup multiple income streams. The choice is your's.

    But dont just go around putting up random affiliate niche sites. How do you expect to manage all at once?
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  • Profile picture of the author mohdmacki
    I would say focus on Quality then Quantity.
    Laser Focused and determination can take you long way else you would burn yourself out and stress unnecessarily.
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