One million web pages before Christmas

To effectively produce a lot of web pages, you need a factory. My Web Page Factory 1.0 consist of the following machinery: Google Catalogs, Google AdWords, OptiRanker, Content Solution 2, The Blog Solution 3, Dreamhost account, WS FTP, a personal computer and a coffee machine.

I have some pocket money for buying domains now and then, and some spare time to actually work at my Factory, in addition to my ordinary day job.

The heart of the Factory is a pretty simple conveyor belt, which allows me to mass produce web pages without reinventing the wheel, well -- without even thinking, as a matter of fact. I'm actually listening to an irritating contemporary soft adult radio station while setting up the sites.

This is my no-brain recipe for creating one new site every day (and that takes me about one hour a day):

1. Go to Google Catalogs or even a soon-to-be-extinct-Yellow Pages directory and pick a theme. Let's say you go for "Health & Personal Care". Pick a niche under this theme. Let's pick "Beauty". Pick a niche under this niche again, for instance "Shampoo".
   
2. Brainstorm for five minutes, but don't exaggerate: Pick obvious phrases that come to your mind immediately like Kerastase, hair thickening shampoo, pet shampoo, dog shampoo, pureology shampoo and nioxin shampoo.
3. Run these (few, but obvious) phrases through AdWords' keyword tool and write down every word in all the phrases, except beauty, personal, care and shampoo (these words are a part of the URL). You'll end up with maybe 150 words.
4. Register a domain that cover everything under paragraph 1 (i.e. personal-care-beauty-shampoo.com). Group the words from AdWords and make the groups into subdomains (i.e. hair-thickening.personal-care-beauty-shampoo.com). Make blogs under each subdomain, and keywords under each blog.
   
   Register one domain name and create as many subdomains as you would like, but create no more than maximum 50 blogs under each subdomain and no more than five keywords per blog.
   
   
5. Key your main phrase ("personal care beauty shampoo") into Optirank. Write a 200-words text using the words you get from Optiranker.
6. Insert the text in the domain template in Blog Solution. This text is permanent and will never change. It will be located here: http://www.personal-care-beauty-shampoo.com.
7. Make a new non-sense text from the Optiranker keywords in Content Solution 2, consisting of sentences, stop words (the, and, of, in, etc) and little else but variables. This can look like this, for instance:
   
   [beauty-1^cap] is [beauty-2]. [beauty-3^cap] - [beauty-4] and [beauty-5]. [beauty-6^cap] [beauty-7]. [beauty-8^cap] with [beauty-9] [beauty-10]! [beauty-11^cap] and [beauty-12]. [beauty-13^cap] in the [beauty-14] field. [beauty-15^cap] and [beauty-16].
   
   
8. Create the blogs in Blog Solution and paste the RSS feeds from Content Solution 2 and Google Blogsearch into their respective blogs. Release one blog a day.
9. You're set. That took about one hour. Rinse and repeat once a day.

Why should you want to do this? This will get you around 1 million web pages in a two months time (before Christmas, if you start immediately). If you're lucky, 20% of these pages will be indexed by Google, meaning 200.000 pages will give linking power to 100 money sites by giving each money site 2.000 backlinks. Expect no or little traffic to your shampoo site - so don't be bothered by placing any AdSense ads. You are building linking power, not AdSense sites.