Yes, TK includes Webmayhem 2.0 but Webmayhem doesn’t create accounts at bookmarking sites. Webmayhem basically has a step by step process on which web 2.0 properties to create accounts/blogs with plus they also operate personal blogs (wordpress MU) so that you can make subdomains using your keyword to drive more traffic to your site. But the real power is how they incorporate all of that with the step by step plan using the blogs, syndicate kahuna, the web 2 co-op (the book marking part) and portal feeder.

I have been reading your blog for a while, I really enjoy it. It is great to see your success.

I have a quick question about your Traffic Kahuna membership. Does it include the Web2Mayhem software where you can create accounts at various bookmarking, article directory sites etc?

I also joined Link Dozer but gave up. I agree with you it is a great service but the work you have to put into getting one article published is crazy. I am not afraid of hardwork as I have been doing this for a while, but taking 2-3 days to set-up a campaign is not effective.

Anyway sorry to go off course! Look forward to hearing from you.

Best wishes
Lyndsay

Also, when you are bookmarking, do you book mark to all the sites (the 26 main sites and those pligg sites) at once??

Also, how do you use the rss feed in it? DO you have you own list or what?

I wish you you success in what you do.

Well my main nicheblogger site was doing very well until the past 2 month (as mentioned in this post). It was steadily earning me $130-150ish a month but unfortunately is slowly falling in the SERPS and then I have my 2 other nicheblogger blogs that only earn with adsense. Of those two; one of them does pretty good with earning about $8 a day and the other earns about $20-40 a month. I am constantly working on back linking them; using UAW and blog commenting.

After having 1 year with these nicheblogger sites, I can honestly say you will earn money much more rapidly with micro niche sites. They are easy to rank if you choose the right keywords and pay close attention to SOC. In fact, as mentioned; I have some sites with no back links other than an initial digg and they are ranking on page 1 right away and even weeks later.

It’s great to read about your plan. I was thinking of putting some money on a cc card too for outsourcing because as you know when you work your time is really eaten up. Can I ask if your older nicheblogger blogs are still bringing in some money? Do you still backlink them? I have a few and one or two are doing ok but others aren’t. Do you think it’s better to make smaller xfactor sites because they are easier to rank? I look forward to watching your progress.

Deb

I have been fortunate to find writers from the Philippines with excellent native English speaking and writing skills. I now have 4 content writers and they all do amazing work. I’ve never had to fix any of their wording etc.

Static sites are probably easier but I think that WP sites are just a lot easier to manage, if you get the permlinks correct and have the right plugins, you can REALLY utilise the power of SEO. Also, if you use the tags properly, Google often indexes them all as individual pages so more exposure.

Anyway, onwards and upwards as they say…..lol

Zaheer

I do think its pretty cool that you are doing so well with wordpress sites. I still favor static HTML sites and my static sites seem to rank the easiest and have staying power for their position.

i had forgot to mention in Heimer’s response that I also submit RSS feeds to RSS directories.