I decided to try my hand at affiliate marketing. I signed up for an affiliate program and did a little keyword research. I did not have a domain name related to the topic so decided to use an old name to work around any age filters.

I figured anything lost in a keyword rich domain name would be made up in the age of the name. I took a list of about 1,500 keywords as a base to start with and sprinkled them out between 2 sub domain names and the main site. Now the site is still being set up so it has a long ways to go. I have to set up and write original text for 1,500 pages.

But I had a friend and SEO expert tell me that if I changed the topic of the website it would go into a filter and take months to rank.

The old back links want help for ranking on the anchor text but they should still pass pr onto the site and help ranking for the current text and information being put on the site. They should also help with internal linking.

The site is here rubber wristbands and the content and pages are being added now. The spiders want be able to spider the left menu. It has some pretty neat mouse over affects but got broken when I was adding pages and needs to be fixed.

At the bottom of the page or near the bottom are five links. These five links link from page to page throughout the site and throughout the sub domains names that are also being added.

I am adding text as well as adding internal links to each page from outside sources. If the sub domain names start ranking and the main site does not then it would indicate some type of filter in place that keeps a site content from changing.

And if this is the case I have to wonder how much of a change would set off the filter. But I’ll need at least a month to see if there is such a thing.

If there is I will lose a lot of time on this site. Which brings up a thought about rather or not redirecting the current site to a new domain name would let me bypass the age filter.