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After looking at the cdcovers.cc thread, a question came to my mind.

Should I develop:

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Aged for more than a year now. Should I put some content on it? I am more of a domain seller than a developer. The Keyword is extremely potential regarding searches and results. What could be the present value with no development? Tips Anyone?

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Anybody? Please Advise.
 
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If you're willing to put in the hard work, any website can be developed successfully. If the cdcovers.cc site can do it, you can do it with pollution.cc. The main thing with developing websites is to remember that content is king. Content is everything. So you will have to either pay people to write articles/content for you or write it yourself. This can be very time consuming and often the payback for your hard work is months down the line. I would never use articles from article directories.
 
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Website even a minisite development is pretty time consuming and requires hardword and patience. Instead of putting it idle, you can put up a minisite using Noomle or WhyPark.
 
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For a keywords driven minisite? yes.

For a serious business project? no.
 
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I'll just try to sell it like it is. I don't want to invest time and money on it.
 
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