That was an excellent site to build single page, single theme, sites for free.

They ranked in Google and were able to be monetised with Adsense etc.

Then a rival bought them out, or it was a mutual joining. I don’t remember which, and I can’t be bothered checking Wikipedia because it doesn’t matter.

The dominant site was Hubpages which imposed stricter rules about what and how you could make pages.

I made my first page there in 2008.

Since then, I have done almost nothing with the site for reasons I can’t explain.

I probably just got distracted by other things.

Today I had a look at what I have there and realised that I had been missing a trick with this one.

These pages rank well, and there are significant volumes of visitors on the site who will find your pages.

Yet another well-established web 2.0 site to build traffic and links.

Have a look yourself. 

You may find it interesting.

Regards,
Brent.

P.S.  When taking advantage of these web 2.0 sites, you have to be a little careful.

Some allow you to post your content and run away.

Others require you to put a bit more effort into how you post your content.

Hubpages is one of the latter platforms.

Those that allow a post and run tend not to get you as much Google rank love as those like Hubpages do, so it is worth the additional effort.

To make sure that you’re posting quality content without spending days crafting it, I’d use Frase to assist me in getting research and content done fast.

You’ll find it here https://go.wm-tips.com/frase.

I won’t be doing anything with Frase or Hubpages for a while because I’m working on a massive project which I’m hoping to release in around 2-3 weeks.