I have a project spec'd out to generate HTML pages based on my keywords, Ebay listings, and localized cities/states. I want to use this to generate McJiffy sites or custom Wordpress/PHPBay sites, but have the page geotargeted from the start.
For example:
INPUT: <keyword> , <localized city/state/region/nation>, <Ebay keywords> (example:'Golf balls', 'Illinois', 'Golf Balls')
FILENAME OUTPUT: /golfballs-Chicago-Illinois.html
PAGE OUTPUT/LAYOUT:
Golfballs in Chicago, Illinois
<generic content about buying the cheapest <keyword> here>
[Top 40 golf ball auctions are displayed from Ebay]
The output will use the following format:
http://www.domain.com/<keyword> - <Localized city/state>
or
http//www.domain.com/golfballs-Chicago-Illinois.html
to create the pages. I have a database of all 50 states, cities over 10,000 people, and zip codes. I can tell it to create pages for all of Illinois and it'll shoot out /golfballs-CITYNAME-Illinois.html for each city, where CITYNAME is each city in Illinois.
My question is this: Say I have a brand new domain, never indexed, and I use this script to generate around 3,000 new geotargeted pages, if they're not linked to each other, will this work as a good SEO strategy? I'd use sitemaps for Google but after that I'm just about out of ideas on how I can get a really large, relevant, and automated collection of sites.
What if I link them together, allbeit to a generic directory.
Any thoughts on this? I was just brainstorming today and came up with it. Does something like this already exist? Is this simply a dumb fucking idea due to the pages not being there yesterday, and now all of a sudden there are thousands and Google will not even bother?
Any input? Anyone like the idea and want to add some functionality? I have no problem giving this script free of charge to those who contribute to it's creation/functionality.
For example:
INPUT: <keyword> , <localized city/state/region/nation>, <Ebay keywords> (example:'Golf balls', 'Illinois', 'Golf Balls')
FILENAME OUTPUT: /golfballs-Chicago-Illinois.html
PAGE OUTPUT/LAYOUT:
Golfballs in Chicago, Illinois
<generic content about buying the cheapest <keyword> here>
[Top 40 golf ball auctions are displayed from Ebay]
The output will use the following format:
http://www.domain.com/<keyword> - <Localized city/state>
or
http//www.domain.com/golfballs-Chicago-Illinois.html
to create the pages. I have a database of all 50 states, cities over 10,000 people, and zip codes. I can tell it to create pages for all of Illinois and it'll shoot out /golfballs-CITYNAME-Illinois.html for each city, where CITYNAME is each city in Illinois.
My question is this: Say I have a brand new domain, never indexed, and I use this script to generate around 3,000 new geotargeted pages, if they're not linked to each other, will this work as a good SEO strategy? I'd use sitemaps for Google but after that I'm just about out of ideas on how I can get a really large, relevant, and automated collection of sites.
What if I link them together, allbeit to a generic directory.
Any thoughts on this? I was just brainstorming today and came up with it. Does something like this already exist? Is this simply a dumb fucking idea due to the pages not being there yesterday, and now all of a sudden there are thousands and Google will not even bother?
Any input? Anyone like the idea and want to add some functionality? I have no problem giving this script free of charge to those who contribute to it's creation/functionality.
