What is more Profitable?

[Ronald Marva]

What is more Profitable?
One big site or a bunch of smaller sites


There are different strategies to make the most of Adsense. As a publisher which works for you the most. I tend to prefer launching a few smaller sites and see the response of visitors and the income generated. Then, from there, promote the site which provided more potential.

what do you think?

[affinews]

It depends on how much time you're willing to invest to this endeavour. For me, i prefer smaller websites. Imagine if you make around $5-6 per day on each site, and you have 10 of them. not bad, huh?

[Marisse]

Having multiple sites allows you to promote your other websites, thus generating a larger number of viewers and prospect buyers. but of course, you have to fill these sites with valuable contents, or else they'll be useless.

[ABOTadmin]

I think having one very good site is better than having 10 lousy sites.

First it's less work maintaining one site instead of 10. Especially if you're doing it on your own. You can focus on a particular field or topic and thus produce higher quality content. It also costs less in terms of hosting fees and registration, unless you use a free site or blog.

It isn't true that more sites equals more revenue. As always quality trumps quantity when it comes to ad dollars.

Think of it as a bank account. If you had a million dollars, would you put it in 10 different banks or one? If you split it you'd probably get a lower interest rate instead of having the whole million in one account, where you could probably negociate for a better rate.

Similarly, for websites, people tend to go for better, bigger sites. There are millions of 'so-so' sites that can't beat the content of the bigger sites. So having 10 average sites doesn't count for anything because no one will go there. But if you have one good site, people might come because you offer something no one else has.

[Plato]

I kind of agree with the opinion that quality content is better than quantity content. I believe applying your effort on fewer sites that attract quality traffic is the key. No need burning your energy with little results.