What happens when I run out of content? Am I going to loose page rank? I knew my website would be limited but its even more limited then I once thought. In 2 or 3 weeks tops I will be out of free content. And then I am going to move to cheap content and I suspect 1 or 2 months I will be out of cheap content. And then 1 to 2 years tops I will be out of content period!
My website covers 18 local cities and 5 of them don’t even have a library. When I originally started the website I thought every city had a library. Also there are only so many movie theaters, restaurants and the list goes on. If my forum doesn’t take off my website is going to be dead in the water once I run out of content.
Although you think you will “run out of content” I highly doubt this is the case.
You know that over time places will change, you will also not possibly be able to review all the locations in such a short period of time. Also, think out of the box more… What about adding sections for tourists, voucher codes, detailed guides etc.
There are hundreds of pages I can think of off the top of my head for the website, you just need to think into the mind of what local people or people visiting the are are likely to be looking for.
Guys the problem is there are only so many movie theater’s, restaurants, parks, libraries, etc. Eventually I will have covered it all, if I don’t pace it I probably will blow thought it all in a year. After I cover everything the only thing I will have left is local events.
I do plan on covering tourist attractions but again its very limited not every city has a museum and other then museums there is nothing else. These cities are non tourist cities.
P.S. I don’t want to cover hotels because they cost too much money. Maybe if I can build the website up and get some free rooms then sure. But other then that I am not going to spend $80+ to review a single hotel.
You can always write fresh contents and add them to your website. There is no rush as you do not have to add tens of pages a day, sometimes one new article per week is even more than enough to retain the overall values of domains. The key to success in becoming a professional copywriter is practice and perseverance, like other realms about the net.
