Google search · newsletters · affiliate links
Run twelve specialist websites without repeating the same work.
Each website needed its own subject knowledge and voice. But source checks, Google data, technical fixes and affiliate tracking could be shared.
12 specialist websites · one shared way of working
01 · The problem
Every new website created the same maintenance work.
Separate sites kept each subject focused, but they repeated the same checks for content, Google, analytics, affiliate links and old information. That made the group harder to maintain as it grew.
02 · What we built
We kept each website separate and shared the repeated work.
- 01A separate domain and voice for each subject
- 02Shared source lists, technical checks and writing rules
- 03One report showing Google traffic, AI mentions and useful actions
- 04Clear affiliate status, labels, links and payment evidence
03 · How it reached people
One piece of research could help more than one channel.
A real buyer question could become a Google page, a comparison and a newsletter item. We recorded the source, what was published and what happened next while each website kept its own voice.
04 · What changed
What we can prove
Twelve specialist websites are active in the code portfolio. They share checks for sources, old content and commercial links. Traffic, email signups, leads, supplier sales, approved commission and paid commission are counted separately.
These twelve guides are AC0-owned projects, so we name and link them. A click is not a sale; affiliate income is only counted when the supplier confirms it.
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