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Changing a site

         

edacsac

6:22 pm on Sep 3, 2014 (gmt 0)

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I have a site that is well established, but really doesn't bring in much for income. It's been the same topic/category for 10 years. I see an opportunity to switch gears and generate quick, short lasting income. I could also stay in the same gear, and generate less income over a longer period of time, with much more work.

If I switched gears and ran the course on the other idea (6 months to a year), what kind of consequences would I see when I switched back to the original content?

I know at the moment my site is used as reference in a limited capacity. I've also been 3/4 of the way to finishing the full plan for it's current incarnation, but that process has been going on for years.

And why wouldn't I just start a new site? The domain name fits the new idea like a glove.

edacsac

3:21 pm on Sep 11, 2014 (gmt 0)

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No opinion?

tangor

2:27 am on Sep 12, 2014 (gmt 0)

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This is a business decision. As such you'll have to look to the bottom line and ROI for the project. That said, quick bucks don't last, and once a site is known for that style of business it might be difficult to get the public back... after all, a bad word lasts longer than a good one.