more n00bie questions
Hello ,
Another long post with questions for SEO Mike or Emp or Aquinas if you are reading this....
Background - I own a domain called PatioPondGarden dot com in a niche full of lame looking sites about gardens, decks, patios, ponds, grills, barbeque, fish, flowers, and some other backyard niche sites that all look worthless to me.
For example: pond dot com sells only patio furniture and patio dot com sells mostly pool tables and recliners, bbq dot com and grill dot com are just MFA sites, and nobody sells pond or pool stuff this time of year. Maybe it's just because this is the end of the season; I don't know, Wordtracker doesn't say, and I'm not sure how to look up traffic for last May or July .
I set up a free wordpress blog with a flowery template, got a Gmail account and a Copeac account, and I am writing up the unique pages using key words like patio, deck, lights, christmas, grills, gifts, lawn and yard care, cookouts, tailgates, and barbeque, and names of seasonal fish and plants to separate whatever traffic I get into garden, patio, pool, pond, grill as well as the seasonal pages- Halloween, Christmas, Easter, May Day, Labor and Independence Day articles with their adsense ads.
I can look up peoples climate zones by region or zip code to get planting times and temperatures for their specific regions as well as plant and fish hardiness charts by species and make up a nice little gift for them as well as a page of sales copy and or a customer poll that leads to an affiliate offer like a zip code submit. Copeac has an email submit for a choice of a $500 Lowe's or Home Depot gift certificate that might be of interest to these home and garden owning, middle aged, middle income people, but it only pays $1.50 per qualified lead.
So Questions, questions, and more questions -
1. Do you know of anything better paying I can use for my poll? $1.50 per lead sucks.
2. Can I get a script to look up peoples nearest urban locations by IP address inexpensively?
3.What should I expect to pay for rights for stuff like a BBQ ebook, a screen saver garden calendar, or some other wiget or gift for customers to download after providing their zip and email?
4.What should I expect to pay per hundred or thousand for good quality traffic like hgtv dot com has?
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Please let me know if you think this is all too impractical or too seasonal or just generally yet another money loser. I can not pay for pay per click traffic so I will just have to work with whatever cheap traffic I can get and I think I may just give up on this outdoor stuff and focus on the indoor topics like literature, movies, good fireplaces, and great scotch until spring arrives.
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Thanks Guys;
Art Deco