How fast can you whip out sites?

What's your secret in gettting your new site index in two hours, does this include a domain?

You put up 3 sites every day?

About 20 days.

We don't mess around with mini little 3 page blog crap.

We build out proper sites that are able to attract far more searchers. A minimum of 50 pages usually, with an average of well over 100.

That's a site.

Far more effective long term IMHO.

There is some truth in what you say, but it doesn't follow that a large correctly optimised site that does nothing funky will drop dramatically from the serps.

Here's an idea I want to share with everyone:

A good goal for site building would be something along the lines of:

100 mini sites/blogs/squidoo/hubpages etc

20 small sites (approximately 20 to 30 pages each).

10 larger sites (approximately 100 pages).

2 or 3 mega sites with unlimited pages of content.

Some interlinking, but not overdone. Get most of your links elsewhere.

This way you get the best of all worlds. No eggs are just in one basket and all business models are covered.

This is more of a target to work towards if you are wondering what you should do next.

Stick to this general plan. You should never get bored because you can quickly create some of the smaller sites and soon see results to help you keep motivated. But also work on building up some sites into authority sites.

Believe it or don't believe it, but this works like magic.

This whole model could be used just for one niche, or for multiple niches if you can't create enough content just for one niche.

This might take months, even a few years to achieve. But assuming you have chosen your niche(s) well, you can't lose.

The IMPORTANT question is: "Are you willing to do what it takes?"

I think most of us know that! Don't we?

But WP can function very well as a website. In fact, I've found that the feeds, sitemaps and other tools really help Wordpress articles on my 'sites' get indexed within 60 minutes usually.

So I could set up a fairly decent site, including a simple header and pages within one hour. Of course, getting it indexed takes a while.

Kenneth

lol...WordPress blogs can of course be full-blown content management sites.

My own blog consists of posts but also lots and lots of pages. It is a full site.

Through the years and after many hours of work, I would go for CMS, (Content Management Systems) anytime

It's a no brainer at all. You can have a great looking website with all the toys in less than three hours. With my system, you can go from zero to a complete website with a control panel, Sections, categories, Forums, and anything you can imagine these days.

I've done it many times. I can put a website in one hour if my connection's speed is good enough.

Where is the real challenge when you are faced with the task of creating a website? Content. You can have the best we 2.0 looking website, AJAX, and everything but with no content, there is no point with having it and your work would be just a waste of time and effort. Not to mention money. Although, this method I use is so cheap, is not even a concern. Less than USD$10 for domain registration and two months of full webhosting.

Static pages are a thing of the past. Anyone creating simple HTML websites with no database managed content is leaving the best part and the fun part of creating useful websites as fast as you think about them.

You can search for opensource projects such as Drupal, Joomla, Wordpress as mentioned at this very thread, and even blogspot blogs.

There is no limit to webdesign but the barriers we put to our selves. If you don't know how to do it, just google it and you'll find the answer if you know how to look it up.