Turnkey Sites - (MySpace Resource)

Discussion in 'General Business' started by chopsticks, Jul 25, 2007.

  1. #1
    Hi,

    I'm looking to create a MySpace Resource site but i'm curious as to whether or not it'd be worth it. I've heard alot about people earning quite alot from some of them whilst others don't earn that much.

    I know that it's obviously a flooded market but it's worth a try, there isn't that much to lose other than a some work to get it up and running and the cost of the script.

    To the people who run, or have previous ran sites such as this...

    What are your experiences with them whether they were positive or negative?

    Did you make any money from them?
     
    chopsticks, Jul 25, 2007 IP
  2. nshadab

    nshadab Well-Known Member

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    I have worked with some, most of the visitors looks for resources "free".
     
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  3. invisible2007

    invisible2007 Peon

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    my friend owns one and makes a ton of money. it is now ranked 7,349 on alexa
    he also opend a help forum witch is even more popular.
     
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  4. chopsticks

    chopsticks Active Member

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    Was all the traffic he got from Profiles? or also searches?
     
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  5. twin

    twin Well-Known Member

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    Well, If you got too much traffic this kind of sites are always a good idea. I run myspace resources website few months ago and earn about $3-$5 a day
     
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  6. trochta

    trochta Peon

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  7. go4

    go4 Peon

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    The competition is heavy so you need to have some solid plans to get original layouts, comment boxes, funny images and other stuff.
    I'm having two myspace resource sites and about 7 more are underway.
    I does make $5-$10 per day.
    Thanks
    Go4
     
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  8. chopsticks

    chopsticks Active Member

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    What scripts did you use for them?

    I bought this one (myspacescripts.info) about 24 hours ago and still haven't go the files sent to me yet.
     
    chopsticks, Jul 26, 2007 IP
  9. digital1016

    digital1016 Active Member

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    agg i hate that one, i bought it off ebay like 2 years ago. a really nice one to buy is at myspacepros.com/products, i think its $300
     
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  10. am1977

    am1977 Peon

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    I recently made one bcse a friend of mine has a music page with 8000+ friends on it.I thought it would be a good way to make some money.I really have a couple of other site ideas.I just don't have the time or money to create them right now.

    I've only made $3 in the past 10 days of starting the site.I only got about 300 to 400 visitors from a bulletin that my friend posted.The per click value is very low.I just paid for some link subscriptions.I was not planning to pay $20 to $40 a month for advertising for a myspace resource site.

    I'm going to spent about another $200 or $300 for content and advertising in the next couple of months.Then I've moving on to what I really want to do.

    This is just my 2 cents about it.Good luck if you decide to start one.
     
    am1977, Jul 27, 2007 IP
  11. chopsticks

    chopsticks Active Member

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    $300 is a big much I reckon, though it does seem nice a very nice script. It'd suck though to pay that much then have MySpace use that "myspacelinks" thing and redirect to their homepage instead of your site using that.

    They never got back to be after they received the payment and I emailed them. Seems like I got scammed out of $18 AUD... damn scum. I was intending on using the cheaper script and just improving it.
     
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    Stay awayfrom turn key scripts. Create original and unique content.

    Many resource sites add "roaches"(graphics and links in the corners of profiles. It's not considered "hip" to have these on your profile anymore. A lot of sites did this for the quick buck and are now dropping like flies) to peoples profiles and since internalizing links MySpace has banned a lot of resource site.

    Clicks for resource sites went down to 1-2 cents with all of the turn key sites and spam.

    Clicks are back up to 5-10 cents

    Don't just target MySpace. If you create original content, it can also be used on blogs and oter sites.
     
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  13. trochta

    trochta Peon

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    Well stated!
     
    trochta, Jul 28, 2007 IP
  14. w3bmaster

    w3bmaster Notable Member

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    Turnkey sites suck so stay away
     
    w3bmaster, Jul 28, 2007 IP
  15. chopsticks

    chopsticks Active Member

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    Yeh, I realise that, I noticed how many of them there really are. I was thinking though to add some tutorials for users if they want to read them teaching some CSS and Html so they can instead edit their own profiles instead of using the generators. Also how to fix problems in the profiles from some CSS code errors.
     
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    MySpace has it's own comperhensive online editor now, and it's pretty damn good. You'd be spinning your wheels.
     
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  17. am1977

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    I totally agree about creating something original.I can't stand to see a million myspace sites that look exactly the same.I would also try to avoid popular forums where they sell layouts.Everyone is buying the same thing.I would make the layouts yourself or get someone to make some for you that isn't
    in the myspace layout business.
     
    am1977, Jul 28, 2007 IP