How To Set Up Each Individual Blog Without Leaving Footprints

Ok, now you understand how to do your due diligence to ensure the domain names you buy are truly valuable and will remain valuable and also how to cost effectively host your blog network correctly without leaving hosting footprints. It is now time to discover how to make each website / blog 100% unique and leave no footprint again.

What are Footprints?

Footprint is a word to describe patterns in the world of SEO. A footprint is when two things are identical on two websites:
There are many areas where you could be leaving a footprint, these include having the same:
Content on privacy policy pages, about us pages or contact us pages
Page or post content footprints
Monetization or lack of it
The same theme
Using the same plugins across your network
Having the same “site structure”
Permalinks
Google & third party services

Now we will look further into each of the above and explain why each one poses a risk of leaving a footprint.

Footprints Left By Using Boiler Plate Content On Pages

For certain pages of websites it is very tempting to copy / paste content directly from other sites and the pages most at risk of this are:
Privacy Policy
Terms & Conditions of Use
Contact Us
About Us

Ideally all of your websites should have all of the above pages on them so you can understand where the temptation to use one privacy policy for example and simply edit it for the other sites comes from.
Privacy Policy / Terms & Conditions

I highly recommend that you use 100% unique content for every page on your websites, your Terms and Conditions page along with your Privacy Policy pages do not need to be very long and are therefore cheap.
If you wanted to have longer pages for the additional “authenticity” factor you can get a writer to create a fully spun version where the content is spun at the paragraph, sentence and word level – a good writer will charge in the region of $80 – 100 for one of these but you will be safe to use it on 100+ domains as long as it is highly spun and still human readable. The same applies to your Terms and Conditions pages.
When creating your sites do not name every privacy policy or terms and conditions page with the same name, use random page titles so you’re not creating a footprint. I won’t give a list of examples because many people reading this will simply copy / paste and that’s exactly what we need to avoid.

About us & Contact Us Pages

Your “About Us” page should be 100% unique for each blog and make it realistic and related to the blog / website itself. For example if the domain used to belong to an offline business such as a restaurant, you could put some info in about the restaurant and even include the old telephone number / address if you can find that data. You can use Archive.org to see what many websites used to look like and it is also possible to grab the old content from there which is perfectly safe to use However, not every aged PR domain is listed in Archive.org.

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