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Originally Posted by Pseudonymous
Many small ones. For the average affiliate, this is the same answer for all types of sites, whether it be TGPs, Blogs or whatever
The reason for this, affiliate model is decreasing, the amount of possible trade partners (link exchanges) and other sources of traffic have diminished. There is sort of a soft cap on how big you can make an affiliate site these days without a killer idea/investment and starting them at the right time.
However launching endless amount of small sites is easy and not time consuming, it also doesn't put all your eggs in one basket for when google rolls out algo changes
You can also hit more niches and do more trial and error testing
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Good advice, I built a few smaller blogs and then the Panda/Penguin updates came a long and buried them - which was completely discouraging. They were based on exact match domains.
The approach of building many many small blogs is difficult to keep updated and very time consuming and it's starting the process from scratch, over and over again that is monotonous.
But if that is the recommended way, then maybe I need to stick to it
