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Old 06-24-2007, 04:13 PM
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Default Tunrkeys. Is it good to earn or invest?

I was not familiar with Turnkey sites but almost a month ago i heard about turnkeys. I am amazed to see that there are thousand sites which we can trade. There are some Turnkey sites which even have traffic in past so is it a good idea to deal with turnkey sites?
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Old 06-25-2007, 06:06 PM
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Well I guess it depends on your definition of "turnkey" Loosely, it means buying a business that is ready to go. Basically put the key in the door and go.

But on the internet, turnkey can mean a website that someone else has built for you , content ready, seo ready and maybe even earning a couple dollars.

Turnkey can also mean all these cookie cutter sites that sell for pennies on the dollar.

MY opinion is if you purchase a "unique" turnkey business, you probably will succeed if you try. If you purchase one of the cookie cutter businesses, I doubt anyone will take you seriously.

Like I said - just my 2 cents
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