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PLR site + Guaranteed Page1 SEO service = Earnings online??

by Glenno70
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I have an idea, I'd like to get some feedback on. Please.

Buy a pre-made limited sale(25), restricted PLR(no resale, give away etc) wordpress blog in a proven profitable niche, preloaded with some good PLR articles.(available on WF)

Invest in a Guaranteed Page 1 SEO service(limited keywords, also on WF)

Could this be a shortcut to first profits online, or am I missing something?

This is a competitive, evergreen Niche, my(MNF) research shows exact search volumes +-10 000, exact search results +-1 000 000, average competitor backlink 500, referring domains 100, for buying kewords.

If the total investment costs me $150, and the SEO company gets my site to Page 1 in a month, what are the chances of making a reasonable, income with this idea?
I will be monetizing using CPA, Clickbank, Adsense and Amazon.

Would love your feedback.
Thanks : )
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  • Profile picture of the author KenJ
    I have done this very thing. Lee Dobbins, a warrior, has some superb ready made blogs and I have bought 2 of them. I will probably buy more in the future.

    But nothing is guaranteed in this world.
    All the plr articles need rewriting as a bare minimum.
    Then you need to add new content daily for at least a month. Then weekly from then on.

    Then, guess what???? There are still no guarantees.

    I do not believe in the claims of the many SEO services and have not used them. I do my own writing and backlinking. If I am honest, I hardly backlink at all. but that's another story.

    You need to do work to be a success. There is no way around it.

    Kenj
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    • Profile picture of the author Glenno70
      Thank's Ken, yea, nothing's guaranteed:-) I take it you are more into article marketing for traffic, than organic search. I guess doing both would be the way to go.
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      • Profile picture of the author KenJ
        Actually I am very much into organic search. That's what I do. I write brilliant content that the search engines find so scrummy that they gobble it up.

        I am banned from PPC for the moment, I have no idea why and I can't be bothered to find out, but it's not a problem. Content that scores highly in the organic search engines will always win out.

        Kenj
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        • Profile picture of the author Glenno70
          Originally Posted by kenj View Post

          Actually I am very much into organic search. That's what I do. I write brilliant content that the search engines find so scrummy that they gobble it up.

          I am banned from PPC for the moment, I have no idea why and I can't be bothered to find out, but it's not a problem. Content that scores highly in the organic search engines will always win out.

          Kenj
          Aaaha.. Yes!! I will have "Brilliant content" (hopefully) targeted to my keywords and url, that will be ranked. But, I was wondering whether it would be ok to have PLR content on other pages/url's as a "filler" so the site has lot's of related content for the user and also internal linking.
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          • Profile picture of the author KenJ
            No

            There is no such thing as "Filler" content. There is rubbish content, but you don't want to be in that market.

            There is only content. You need to rewrite any PLR content that you use to ensure you supply good content.

            Kenj
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            • Profile picture of the author Glenno70
              Originally Posted by kenj View Post

              No

              There is no such thing as "Filler" content. There is rubbish content, but you don't want to be in that market.

              There is only content. You need to rewrite any PLR content that you use to ensure you supply good content.

              Kenj
              Ok, got it. Thanks!!
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        • Profile picture of the author Glenno70
          [QUOTE=kenj;4962545

          I am banned from PPC for the moment, I have no idea why and I can't be bothered to find out, but it's not a problem. Content that scores highly in the organic search engines will always win out.

          Kenj[/QUOTE]

          I'm also banned from PPC :rolleyes: Cost per click is about $20!! so I wouldn't want to use that for traffic, but, from an Adsense monetization point of view, now that's a different story!
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    • Profile picture of the author AnniePot
      Originally Posted by kenj View Post

      I have done this very thing. Lee Dobbins, a warrior, has some superb ready made blogs and I have bought 2 of them. I will probably buy more in the future.

      But nothing is guaranteed in this world.
      All the plr articles need rewriting as a bare minimum.
      Then you need to add new content daily for at least a month. Then weekly from then on.

      Then, guess what???? There are still no guarantees.

      I do not believe in the claims of the many SEO services and have not used them. I do my own writing and backlinking. If I am honest, I hardly backlink at all. but that's another story.

      You need to do work to be a success. There is no way around it.

      Kenj
      I agree with the conclusion you draw with most of the SEO services.

      The majority of my very context relevant backlinks are created by my writing, which I publish on my blogs, Ezine Articles, and to my ever expanding article syndication lists.
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      • Profile picture of the author Glenno70
        Thank you Annie, the thing is.. I'm not a writer, and you all seem to be, I guess I've got some self improvement to do. Well actually, I am planning on outsourcing that part, until such time, that I have improved my skill's.
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      • Profile picture of the author Glenno70
        [QUOTE=AnniePot;4962702]I agree with the conclusion you draw with most of the SEO services.]
        I'm glad you say "Most", the one I intend using has 97 pages of Raving reviews, all of which support his claim's of page 1 ranking!
        Ok, not that I read all the pages.
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  • Profile picture of the author Eleanor
    Hey,

    kenj makes a good point. A guaranteed first page ranking is a bit hard to believe. Nothing is guaranteed and unfortunately, it's not possible to just buy your way to riches in the IM niche - if it was, everybody would be doing it.

    You will need to do a lot of work to maintain a business like the one you're considering.

    BUT that doesn't mean you shouldn't pursue it.

    Hope that helps

    Thanks
    Eleanor
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    • Profile picture of the author Glenno70
      Originally Posted by bubbins1987 View Post

      Hey,

      kenj makes a good point. A guaranteed first page ranking is a bit hard to believe. Nothing is guaranteed and unfortunately, it's not possible to just buy your way to riches in the IM niche - if it was, everybody would be doing it.

      You will need to do a lot of work to maintain a business like the one you're considering.

      BUT that doesn't mean you shouldn't pursue it.

      Hope that helps

      Thanks
      Eleanor
      Thanks Elanor, Damn.. so it's not a loophole in the system!! Ha ha..
      I was hoping to just "get that start" of an income, then build on it, by doing the work, article marketing, backlinking etc.
      Thought it might be a way to save a lot of time and effort, rather than building a site and backlinks etc. I figure if my niche, keyword and competition research is done correctly, then a great SEO campain done, I should be able to beat a lot of the competition.
      Always easier said than done!!
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  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
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    It's one of the quickest ways to get started for a small investment. You need to add to the content and rewrite PLR but it's a good way to get a fast start. A lot of time and investment has already gone into the sites. All you need to do is take it from there and promote it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Andyhenry
    Hi Glenn,

    My guess would be NO.

    I think you could throw up a site using plr and get number one position in Google and still make no money.

    I've done it plenty of times over the years.

    Have top rankings does not mean you'll get massive traffic and having massive traffic does not mean you'll make money. (sorry if that's news to you).

    Your expectations are based on 'other people's' experiences and not your own so I can understand why you might think it's as simple as throw up a site - get traffic - make money.

    I'd say that if you did that 20 times one of them might do pretty well, the rest wouldn't be worth the effort.

    The lazy way to success takes time. It's not as simple as throw it up and hit the jackpot first time.

    Andy
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    nothing to see here.

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    • Profile picture of the author Glenno70
      Thank you all, for your helpful insights.
      Much appreciated.
      Glenn.
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