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Outsourcing domain development

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Hey all

I'm now two weeks into the domaining game, and I have a few domains which could potentially get a serious amount of traffic if developed properly and SEO optimised, etc. The problem is, I just don't have the time or the knowledge to develop them to their fullest ability. I can manage affiliate schemes and the placing of banners on them, though.

Does anyone here outsource the development of their domains, whether it be Wordpress blogs, or mini sites built on whatever CMS, including the design, Adsense or whatever advertising setup, Google Analytics, etc? I have hosting, I really just need someone who knows the best way to develop these sites - not just a coder/designer, but someone who knows how to maximise the sites' effectiveness. Where would I find someone who has that experience?
 
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Any views on this, anyone? Or do you recommend always developing domains personally?
 
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First you have to construct your business model.

You have your domain name in hand, if it was developed, estimate the possible profit from that domain. Compare it with your possible development cost and advertisement costs. If you find it profitable, take your chance. If you can't make those calculations, then start to learn with small amount of investments, and gain some experience first.
 
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