New Solo Ads Directory Now Available – Make BIG Money Online

I’m pleased to announce my new directory of solo ads vendors is now online – check it out at thesoloadsdirectory.com.

As you might know from reading this blog I started building niche directory sites a while ago (FindAForum was launched way back in 2013). Thanks to a little bit of keyword research on AHrefs, I found a couple of niches where people were searching for a directory site, but the competition was not of very high quality.

While there are a couple of existing solo ads directories (Reed Floren’s soloadsdirectory being one), the particular issue with this niche is that solo ads sellers come and go quite quickly. As a result it can be a hassle keeping a manually compiled directory up to date.

While building my other directory sites (including the closely related FindABlog) I have managed to largely automate most of the processes involved with building and maintaining directory sites. Hopefully my directory of solo ads sellers should always be up to date, and there will be a lot less risk of clicking through to a vendor who has long since given up on internet marketing. I don’t know why so many solo ads vendors throw in the towel. Maybe it’s because they make so much money from their lists that they are able to retire to a desert island in the sun, or maybe their lists become exhausted, or maybe it’s simply too much work maintaining active lists of eager buyers.

Incidentally my directory maintains a list of solo ads niches. At the time of writing there are 26 main niches (check out the full list of them here). This is a little misleading though, as the vast majority of email lists that accept solo ads are in the internet marketing/make money online niches. While I have added a couple of vendors in the dating/relationships, pets and weight loss niches, you will likely find it more difficult to find solo ads vendors in these niches.

If you can’t find solo ads sellers in your chosen niches then I strongly recommend you check out my blog directory FindABlog. Many bloggers run email lists so it might be worth emailing the blog owner to see if they will run your offers on their mailing lists. You might also get a great price for the traffic too. Just bear in mind you should probably test your offer before committing your hard earned cash to buying an ad spot on a list you don’t know too much about.

Incidentally if you sell solo ad spots on your email list then you can submit your details to my solo ad directory. You get instant exposure to solo ad buyers who visit the directory. You also get several FREE ‘dofollow’ links to your solo ad details site. Incidentally, if you want to know how to create an impressive looking solo ads vendor offer, then check out the existing sellers listed in the directory. In time I’ll build some more pages on the site so you can see which sellers are the most popular.

As the directory is new, I’ll welcome any suggestions on how I can improve it. Drop your feedback below and I’ll see how I can build The Solo Ads Directory into a monster authority site in this most lucrative of niches!