Blog Experiment with Fully Outsourced Content

[David Tan]

Every wonder how a site with content that is bought externally performs? Imagine not having to write a single article (for those of us who always say "I'm not a writer"), pay for really cheap content to sufficiently inform and satisfy visitors while making enough to earn a profit. Money with less work.

Well, I read this Blog Experiment that does just that. With already two articles to update the experiment. Running for 90days, it's already earning some revenue. There's stats on the number of unique visitors for the month, number of keywords that led to the site, etc.

Hope the wealth of info will help affiliates to understand a different system of generating sales for merchants.

[GreedIsGood]

Well I wouldn't buy content cause I can write them myself. But the site is nice, very focused and the ads are well embedded.

[David Tan]

It's interesting that established bloggers will conduct all sorts of experiments. I guess that learning and curious spirit must have helped greatly in starting out in their blogging revenue generating endeavours. It's cool to try things out and for alot of people who 'don't' have the time to waste, may want to consider making time, taking risk and developing a character that will be more inline with personal dreams of 'making it big'.

[Tephus]

This goes to prove that if you know what you're doing, you can generate a nice residual for yourself.

[David Tan]

What kind of experiments would you want bloggers to conduct? I wonder if there's a market to 'conducting' experiments. Maybe hire it out or selling the data to marketing researchers. Better yet, write a whole book on it. Ka ching!