For the purposes of this article we will assume that you have already settled on a niche and domain name.

1. Before you do anything: start creating content. Write at least one article a day. If you see yourself needing to take a break try to write several articles in advance so you can take a break without losing days.
2. Submit your website to the top search engines and DMOZ, and then forget about it. Don't worry about getting your website crawled by Google -- it'll happen, just give it time.
3. For every day that goes by you should post at least one article to your website. I'd recommend getting a good content management system that has a "publish at a future date" feature, which wi
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   For the purposes of this article we will assume that you have already settled on a niche and domain name.

   1. Before you do anything: start creating content. Write at least one article a day. If you see yourself needing to take a break try to write several articles in advance so you can take a break without losing days.
   2. Submit your website to the top search engines and DMOZ, and then forget about it. Don't worry about getting your website crawled by Google -- it'll happen, just give it time.
   3. For every day that goes by you should post at least one article to your website. I'd recommend getting a good content management system that has a "publish at a future date" feature, which w
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      will assume that you have already settled on a niche and domain name.
      1. Before you do anything: start creating content. Write at least one article a day. If you see yourself needing to take a break try to write several articles in advance so you can take a break without losing days.
      2. Submit your website to the top search engines and DMOZ, and then forget about it. Don't worry about getting your website crawled by Google -- it'll happen, just give it time.
      3. For every day that goes by you should post at least one article to your website. I'd recommend getting a good content management system that has a "publish at a future date" feature, which w
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      4. Submit your website to the top search engines and DMOZ, and then forget about it. Don't worry about getting your website crawled by Google -- it'll happen, just give it time.
      5. For every day that goes by you should post at least one article to your website. I'd recommend getting a good content management system that has a "publish at a future date" feature, which w
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      9. For each article you submit for syndication, make Google Alert for the title of your article. Track which articles are being syndicated more often than others.
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