Comments on: Beware Ready Made Niche Websites

By: Ellen

Ellen — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 08:46:32 +0000

Also, it is 100% right, as you said while discussing with offerte ADSL, that the plan which talks about easy money is probably a scam. Yes, this is 100% true, there is no lazy money. Some people are though making lazy money just by promoting ‘lazy money hype’ and nothing else.

Even one owns the most powerful and complete (as I said in my last comment) turnkey website, he might have to work on it to bring results all the time.

I really wonder why some people fail to understand that online is not a way to make free money, but this place also should be treated with proper respect. Work on it or put somebody else to work just like a business man, and rip the benefit.

But doing work is the keyword here. Can anyone really believe that Bill Gates made his fortune on air?

By: Ellen

Ellen — Sat, 28 Jan 2012 08:37:13 +0000

Mmmmm…. I am here to both agree and disagree with you. Yes, in most of the cases, these readymade niche websites are nothing better than a trash, though extremely rare, but a very few actually bring desired results.

I am personally attached with an upcoming turnkey blog development project that is really ‘too good to be true’, because the offer includes 100% unique and well-researched, relevant content (no PLR thing) to opt-in-management with unique free giveaway report to monetization channeling, to manual link building and promotion and so on (I can’t disclose much right at this point).

Yes, one thing I must say, as an experienced developer, you should be alarmed when the asked price is too low!!! Because quality and cheap value never come together. Ask yourself how much quality one could provide with the turnkey sites which are sold at $17, $47 or even $97!!!!

After all, when you deliver a quality product, the development cost can’t come cheap. So, when development phase is not cheap, how could one sell at cheap price like that!!! Price is something that really sets alarm, not what the deliverable is.

By: steve

steve — Thu, 01 Dec 2011 18:24:17 +0000

Yes you’re correct there is a duplicate content issue unless you edit the the boiler plate content substantially. It is best to treat any content that comes with the site as example content and use it to create your own.
rgds
steve

By: Robert

Robert — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 20:13:29 +0000

No mention is made of the fact that this same website is being sold to many other people? Having many identicle websites on the web is definitely duplicate content. Ted would you address this aspect too, I’d like you view on it.

Thanks
Robert

Ps sorry for the misspells, always in a hurry

By: Martin C

Martin C — Sun, 06 Nov 2011 14:09:35 +0000

If the niche has been researched properly, the Web site Theme’ as well as the ‘seed’ articles that it comes with are well written and are appropriate for that “Niche” then I see nothing wrong with buying a “Turnkey” niche Website. Don’t forget that there are lots of people who simply don’t have the time or skill set required to build an income producing Niche Website from scratch.

To maintain these sites with quality fresh content that the search engines love is the easy and fun part, especially if you are using a CMS (Content Management System) like WordPress. The real job after your turnkey niche website is live is to attract and drive traffic to their niche website. The money you earn is directly in proportion to your visitor traffic. It’s a numbers game. If you did your market and keyword research properly you should have a good idea what to expect!

If you would like to find out more about high quality turnkey niche websites visit me at http://www.coolnichewebsites.com

Martin C

By: steve

steve — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 18:26:21 +0000

It’s because it probably contains article directory articles which thousands of other sites are also using and so it will be difficult to rank with in the search engines.
The main criteria I use is if they stress the easy money making potential of the site then it is probably a scam.

By: offerte ADSL

offerte ADSL — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 17:29:15 +0000

Could you say more about why the more complete a site is the more it is bound to be a scam? I’m not sure I understand. Thanks.

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By: Andrew

Andrew — Tue, 15 Jun 2010 20:07:33 +0000

-Bump-
Hi there, I wish I’d found this post earlier before I went ahead and bought 40 US dollar pre-made ebook shop (which came with a year’s free hosting and stock too).

By: Steve

Steve — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 20:20:53 +0000

If I`d found this advice earlier, I may have started my proper web business sooner, rather than chasing my tail on false promises. The best adice I`d like to give to any one wanting to start a website business is to 1) Make it your own, even if the idea has/is being done, give it your style and 2) You have to want to learn and keep building on your own knowledge. This is why these people can sell such items, to get you to cut corners by buying their `Know All Packages`. A simple choice pay for it and take the risk or surf around and find out how to build websites, or how to market a product, search engine optimisation or and the list goes on. But it`s free except for your time.