Using an authority hub, it can allow anyone to specialize in a number of niches all using a single page site. It is not hard then to imagine this when dominating your favorite niche. The theory: division of labor increases profitability. If one wants to specialize via niches, advertising becomes more valuable, because the target audience can be reached more efficiently.

This hub and spoke strategy theory is microcosm: the hub is the well-known authority, the spokes allows for relevant niches. We used to celebrate if we made the front page of Google, but that's not enough anymore; you have to dominate it. I believe this will do it.

Yesteryear we liked to set up a website and work it day and night to perfect everything about it. We change the content with new and informative information, then rinse and repeat with a new website. Today we can go further; over the top, outside the box, the sky is the limit. Are you going to be left behind?



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boucherda Premium Plus
Very good! and I thought "Hub and Spoke"is what airlines did.
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solidbase Premium
Hello Esther,
I am familiar with the "Hub and Spoke" system, and if done correctly it could work very well.
One small tip though... Make sure your sub-domains (at the end of each spoke) are inter-connected with links to each other, and that each sub-domain is also linked back to your main domain (the Hub)
Hope it makes sense to you.
-Theuns
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pisces Premium
Thanks.... I did know that and should have included it. :-)
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TheOldSilly Premium
That is an excellent strategy, with unlimited varieties and possibilities. I was thinking along these lines, but this training really helped synthesize the mental formulation of how to put it into practice. Thank you. :-)
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pisces Premium
Glad you liked it... I think I did get one tiny thing wrong... the sub-domain (spokes) will look like this: http://EatHealthy.GreatNicheMarkets.com Subs are new to me too, and I'm setting up my first one as we speak. They used to use the / sign after the domain like /sub-domain but I guess that's outdated. Anyway, keep in touch as you and I stumble through this, okay?
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TheOldSilly Premium
ok, thanks, and will do.
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