His posts have already received just about 1,200 diggs.

Although purist bloggers with “altruistic intentions” might label it a ‘spammy digg’, it certainly will be very useful and instructional for niche minisite builders.
Matt goes through the process of keyword research, content development, monetization techniques and takes questions on his system.

He goes through start-to-finish for a niche site focused on the “Red Steel” game for the Nintendo Wii game system.

While a pure newbie might have difficulty implementing this system, online marketers with about 6 months under their belt ought to be able to take this system and run with it.

The key is to have a system in place and think through the process. It’s tempting to just implement one strategy, but if you stop and think for a moment and develop a turnkey strategy, including possibly an email list, you could multiple your revenue stream several times.

Matt’s system would be very complementary to the Travis’ bum marketing method or the social traffic generation strategies I use. In fact, you’re constrained only by your own imagination.

I’ve seen (and bought) info products which have contained less information than what Matt shares and they were priced in the $29 to $97 range.

I don’t quite understand Matt’s intentions, but it’s certainly good link bait.

What’s the income potential from Matt’s strategies?

If you’re able to develop your own sites and implement a number of them successful, I’d think being able to generate $1,000 monthly on a consistent basis is highly achieveable if you have a cluster of 5 highly targeted niche sites.

Over time, an optimized indexed niche minisite, could generate $1,000 a month consistently.

Once you’ve got your core sites stabilized and understand the dynamics of traffic generation, basic SEO and monetization, it’s merely a process of “rinse and repeat” for your other 100 minisites.

Here’re the links to Matt’s posts:

• Building a Niche Minisite (Part 1)
  
• Building a Niche Minisite (Part 2)
• Answering Some Questions

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