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Originally Posted by thindenim
Unless each site is providing a unique user experience I would concentrate on one site. If you get spotted (or reported) then you are likely to be seen as spamming and get your sites blacklisted.
How about 301 redirect of each of the domains to a specific page on your main site?
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I fully agree that one site is better, I have recently been having the very pleasant surprise that my new sites get indexed and actually make it to the 1st page in some cases in the number one position for competitive keywords in the gambling industry. In some cases I have 0 (as in ZERO) backlinks. I suspect it has to do with our very clean custom built content management system, good quality and original content.
My latest site is achieving top positions within one week of launching.
My advice is:
1. Concentrate on your content
2. Make sure your site code and links are clean
3. Validate your pages at w3c.org
4. Do not buy incoming links
5. If you do decide to use multiple domains make sure you do a 301 redirect
6. Have clean
seo friendly URLs
7. Do not do keyword spamming
8. Use your keywords wisely, (alt tags, H1 tags, page titles, bolding etc)
9. submit your sitemap to google webmaster tools
This is my 2 cents of advice, good luck