But the economics of advertising this site online do not work in your favor.
Why not?
For starters some search engines, notably Google, will not allow you to send pay per click traffic directly to a replicated site that looks just like 5,000 others. This restriction is put in place in order to maintain a good experience for Google"s own customers. Who wants to look through a hundred pages of search results that all turn up an identical looking website?
(For the same reason Google is certainly not going to send any natural search traffic to your replicated site either.)But the primary reason you shouldn "t send paid traffic to this site is that it"s probably not very good at getting your visitors to take action. Often the “call to action” to join your opportunity, a critical part of any sales process online or off, is weak or simply nonexistent.
In short this traffic will not convert and you will sign up few if any prospects.So any traffic you send directly to your replicated distributor website will almost certainly be a waste of your time and money. These one time visitors will be seeing you for the first time in a vacuum, with no reference point telling them who you are and with nothing on which to base a relationship with you.
In effect you"ll be “cold calling” these visitors, and just like you when you receive a sales call from someone you never heard of, they"ll be resistant to hearing the message.Your visitors will have no reason to know and trust you or believe that you"re an authority they should listen to.