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'2 Blogs at 50% or 1 Blog at 100%? Darren Rowse Video Answer

by Ryce
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Interesting Take By Blog Guru Daren from ProBlogger

Yfrog - i44.mp4



Since many people here have 2 or more blogs and sites I would like to hear other opinions.

Thanks in Advance
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  • Profile picture of the author bgmacaw
    He's talking about having multiple social flagship blogs, not niche marketing blogs. I agree that running more than one blog that depends primarily upon social networking traffic (Digg, StumbleUpon, Twitter, etc) and RSS readership traffic is difficult.

    However, if you depend primarily on search engine traffic you can run many more blogs and not concern yourself so much with the social aspects of blogging. For example, I have WordPress blogs that I haven't touched significantly in nearly two years. However, they get traffic in the 800-1200 visitors a day range and people leave comments that I answer. 98% of the visitors to these blogs are from search engines.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ryce
      Originally Posted by bgmacaw View Post

      However, they get traffic in the 800-1200 visitors a day range and people leave comments that I answer. 98% of the visitors to these blogs are from search engines.
      Do you track those visitors in terms of CPA? pages visited?

      Dont you think with more attention to a few you could earn more money?
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