You are here because after determining your GAP (Google AC Profile) and doing the action steps highlighted by Prioritize It!, you concluded that traffic recovery was unlikely and you started a new site. You know that your time and effort are best spent on a fresh, focused website, where you can apply all of the "best practices for success" you learned from your previous experience.
At the same time, though, you're hesitant about completely dropping your old site. It's your "baby," after all. And perhaps the site still generates some income, even though there was a significant impact on its traffic.
The best solution?
An Autopilot It! annual $50 subscription keeps your old site "live" on the Web, but puts it into "let it be" mode (i.e., no work is being done on the site). This allows you to earn AdSense checks and/or income from existing monetization sources for as long as the money stream lasts.
Autopilot It! also lets you change your mind about the future of your old site, after careful, objective reflection on the pros and cons. Simply ask Support how to upgrade it to a full SBI! site again at the regular annual price.
Note: To be eligible for the special Autopilot It! annual subscription of $50 for your old site, your new website must be active, and remain active, throughout the Autopilot It! subscription period.
After you place your order below, you will be asked to provide the URL of your new site to our Support Team who will then finalize the Autopilot It! subscription.
Before you get started, there are a few things to do...
Did you deactivate all C2 invitations? And did you turn off commenting for each invitation? You will not be able to manage submissions or comments for any invitations after switching the site to Autopilot It!.
If you use the What's New Box on your site, and you show the date of each submission, you'll want to remove that option from the What's New Box Block, or remove the box itself. Since you will not be adding new pages, the box will show the last few pages (or bloglets) you published.
If you use AdSense on your site, ensure that you use responsive ad code before you put the site on autopilot. This will ensure that you remain in compliance with Google's rules about displaying ads on mobile devices. See this article for some tips on modifying the standard AdSense responsive code....
If you publish a newsletter using MailOut Manager, have you switched to using MailChimp, AWeber or another mailing system? You will not be able to continue to use MailOut Manager, so if you plan to continue the newsletter, you'll need to set up an account at another provider, then import your MOM mailing list.
Ready to get started?
Enter your "old" site's domain name and payment information below...
