$10 Microsite Stacks That Take Several Page-one Spots, Sold Via Free Leads First
Originally published Aug 26, 2026 — Jesse Cunningham
Jesse Cunningham · My 20-Minute Microsite Workflow for Local SEO ↗
Instead of one website, you build several AI-made, roughly 40-50 page sites around the same service and city, each on its own exact-match domain (for example a sewer line replacement site for Dallas), so together they can fill multiple top Google results. He says one takes about 20 minutes and $10, built as plain HTML on free hosting, with no Google Analytics or Search Console connected. Once one site produces a lead, you give it to a local contractor free, keep sending free leads, then ask them to pay to keep receiving them, adding four to six more sites around the city.
The creator says a typical business site is spread thin across many services and cities, while a microsite is "the answer to that exact search," so cheap focused sites can beat $10,000-$30,000 agency websites. He points to a community member appearing six times on page one plus in the AI overview, and stresses that scale is what separates winners, since many sites will not rank.
Suits people happy to treat websites as cheap experiments and build many of them, and who can approach contractors with free leads.
Focused, single-service local sites can rank well in low-competition niches, and the low per-site cost is believable. Filling page one with several sites you control is a gray area under Google's guidelines and can be treated as manipulation; results vary a lot. The "six spots on page one" example comes from one member and is unverified. He promotes his own paid Skool community (the Rank Expander Academy, 7-day free trial, then paid), and the build blueprint zip file he relies on is only available inside it.