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I own two websites.
Website # 1 has been in operation since 1996. Without using any paid SEO at all, it has been the first or second listing on Google search for the site's name/main keyword for 5 years straight, out of 3.8 million returns. (There's a strange quirk that somehow occasionally puts a Wikipedia page above mine--similar keyword but totally unrelated in meaning!) I have a small selection of items for sale and a number of selected affiliate ads.
Website # 2 has been up for three years. Current stats show visitors from 83 countries and over 3,700 different cities. I have many affiliate ads throughout this approximately 100-page site.
With this information, the fact is that the revenue generated from these sites is enough to cover my costs of running them (certainly no salary and not anything close to a full-time job), but is not throwing off what anyone would call decent revenue.
In view of the stats and ranking, it seems to me that I must be ignoring factors and procedures that could turn these sites into better moneymaking sites.
If I'm wrong, just tell me that this is just another typical emarketing story.
If I'm right......I'll make you a pretty good offer.
If you're a pro with a track record who thinks you might be able to help me turn these sites (either or both) into much more profitable ones after you inspect them, I'd be willing to set up a deal in which I'll split any profits above and beyond my current ones 50-50 for a year. At the end of 12 months, we talk to see if the relationship continues, changes, ends, whatever.
As you may infer, these sites are not my primary source of income. And it strikes me that if there's someone who thinks the sites have potential that's not being realized, a 50-50 split is a whole lot better than continuing on a low-revenue path.
Interested? Drop me a note in confidence with a little info about yourself, and let's see if there's a possibility of turning a profit by tweaking the work I've already done.
Thanks for your time and attention.
Website # 1 has been in operation since 1996. Without using any paid SEO at all, it has been the first or second listing on Google search for the site's name/main keyword for 5 years straight, out of 3.8 million returns. (There's a strange quirk that somehow occasionally puts a Wikipedia page above mine--similar keyword but totally unrelated in meaning!) I have a small selection of items for sale and a number of selected affiliate ads.
Website # 2 has been up for three years. Current stats show visitors from 83 countries and over 3,700 different cities. I have many affiliate ads throughout this approximately 100-page site.
With this information, the fact is that the revenue generated from these sites is enough to cover my costs of running them (certainly no salary and not anything close to a full-time job), but is not throwing off what anyone would call decent revenue.
In view of the stats and ranking, it seems to me that I must be ignoring factors and procedures that could turn these sites into better moneymaking sites.
If I'm wrong, just tell me that this is just another typical emarketing story.
If I'm right......I'll make you a pretty good offer.
If you're a pro with a track record who thinks you might be able to help me turn these sites (either or both) into much more profitable ones after you inspect them, I'd be willing to set up a deal in which I'll split any profits above and beyond my current ones 50-50 for a year. At the end of 12 months, we talk to see if the relationship continues, changes, ends, whatever.
As you may infer, these sites are not my primary source of income. And it strikes me that if there's someone who thinks the sites have potential that's not being realized, a 50-50 split is a whole lot better than continuing on a low-revenue path.
Interested? Drop me a note in confidence with a little info about yourself, and let's see if there's a possibility of turning a profit by tweaking the work I've already done.
Thanks for your time and attention.