Online (Omni)Presence 

Heard of an offline store's "footprint"? Well the internet in a way works similarly. A foot print is in a nutshell, how far along a footpath its store goes. So, say for instance, a tiny 'lil store has a very narrow footprint. The potential customer has a very short amount of time to see it. Compare that to a mega store, which spans dozens of feet along the same footpath.

Harder to miss wouldn't you say? Obviously its likely higher to miss. So its easy to see, and hard to ignore. It works much the same way online. An internet marketer's "online presence", which means websites and webpages. Compare the offline illustration. A 'net marketer with a small online presence would have a tiny number of websites, maybe even one, and only a few pages. as opposed to someone with a giant online presence, like our offline mega store. Possibly hundreds of sites. and almost certainly thousands of webpages or more. This gives the online marketer a better chance of getting someone to find or stumble onto his site. His "foorprint" so to speak , is huge.

Of course you could have a ton of sites and few visitors, or traffic, if nothing is done to bring in traffic, but the more sites you put up, the more your traffic building skills are likely to develop. The moral of this story is, you need to develop a huge online presence. Multiple web income streams means you have to build multiple sites, and a ton of pages. It may sound obvious, but its VERY important. Also, the more websites you have the more chances of hitting upon one that is a 'home run'. As no one can predict what will be a home run, and which won't, its a matter of putting up as many quality sites as possible. Quailty being the important word. 100 junk sites likely won't make money for very long, if at all.

How can you develop many sites easily? Well, writing every word by hand would of course take a LONG time. However, it is called 'work' for a reason. The more unique your content, the better for you and how the search engines will treat you. For instance, this website. All written by myself. I don't do this with all my websites. But i know that the ones i do will likely rise in the  search engines more easily than ones who don't. There's a book i highly recommend that addresses this called, 'The VEO Report.' Instead of competing and wrestling with the mighty Google, trying to get under its radar, why not play by its rules? You will be richly rewarded for it. If you want to get great rankings going forward, well into the future, I highly recommend this ebook. This guy spent some time with a Google engineer, so he got his information from the horses mouth so to speak. To have a look, visit it here: http://www.veoreport.com/

You can, as an alternative to creating, buy Private Lable Products, which you can change and use as you see fit. However the content must be changed to take care of the 'duplicate filters' that search engines have. Also called 'Reprint Rights', they are sweeping the 'net at the moment, and are the best way to go. However the content must be changed to take care of the 'duplicate filters' that search engines have or you can get pinged hard for having duplicate content by the search engines. Makes sense really. Why would they want a thousand articles identical on a thousand different websites? Search engines after all, and especially Google, want their searchers to have quality, unique content. These reprint sites tend to have a cap, so they close their doors pretty quickly; so i can't recommend any on here. If i hear of any quality ones that pop up, i will tell you bout it in my newsletter, for those of you who sighed up. Good on you!:)