Best practice for niche sites

Yaniv Lev-Ari

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Hi,

I have some niche's websites, but most of them doesn't have too much content (5-8 posts)

My biggest problem is getting some backlinks for them, since they aren't new, and their authority is real low, I don't have much to offer to those who search for post exchange.

What do you suggest?
 
Add more posts (up to at least 15-20 per website), if possible bigger than 3-4k words each. Backlinks don't need to be reciprocal so you don't need no post exchange, just one way links to your niche websites. Hope this helps, cheers!
 
Add more posts (up to at least 15-20 per website), if possible bigger than 3-4k words each. Backlinks don't need to be reciprocal so you don't need no post exchange, just one way links to your niche websites. Hope this helps, cheers!
3-4K?

My websites are micro-niche, and I'm using them for an affiliate purpose.
each website is for promoting a certain digital product.

I'm trying to make the home page 700-1000 words, and the other posts around 500

30 would probably be more spam than content
 
If I were you... I would concentrate on 1 website.

What you're trying to do won't work and could have worked back in 2009.

What kind of legitimate website is going to link to a website with such little value?
 
Yes, I agree.

so, if I'll use like 1 article of 3K, one of 1K and other short ones,
it won't be enough?

other ways than only on-site?
 
If I were you... I would concentrate on 1 website.

What you're trying to do won't work and could have worked back in 2009.

What kind of legitimate website is going to link to a website with such little value?
It's not little value at all,
it's a specific value

let's take for example a website about a book, teaching how to open clogged sink drain

So, I have an article about the concept to the process,
and article about common ways to open such sinks
article about the different between opening sink in the kitchen and in the bathroom
and so on...

this book is being sold only twice a year,
and the last time,
I was ranked 3 in google,
2700 people entered my website during the selling,
330 of them bought the product,
so.
the value is huge, for certain people :)

The only question is, how do I tell that to google ;)
 
I love the broken-link building method because it works perfectly to create one-way backlinks. The technique involves contacting a webmaster to report broken links on his/her website. At the same time, you recommend other websites to replace that link. And here, of course, you mention your own website. Because you are doing the webmaster a favor by reporting the broken links, the chances of a backlink back to your website are high.

So, to use the broken-link method, first find relevant websites in your niche that have resources pages. Find them by using these search queries in Google:

  • your keyword + links
  • your keywords + resources
  • keywords inurl:links
 
I love the broken-link building method because it works perfectly to create one-way backlinks. The technique involves contacting a webmaster to report broken links on his/her website. At the same time, you recommend other websites to replace that link. And here, of course, you mention your own website. Because you are doing the webmaster a favor by reporting the broken links, the chances of a backlink back to your website are high.

So, to use the broken-link method, first find relevant websites in your niche that have resources pages. Find them by using these search queries in Google:

  • your keyword + links
  • your keywords + resources
  • keywords inurl:links
I heard about that methods,
but how can I find the broken link?

need to check each one?
 
Grow your site by putting the best content you could and then try to outreach for guest posts
 
Grow your site by putting the best content you could and then try to outreach for guest posts

That is cool idea,
but most time I build the website only 1 month before the hype of the product supposed to begin,

This method could help me for the next hype, which is usually happen 4-6 months later
 
Atleast update the sites with new posts so it won't look dead. You can also create social media profiles where you can link your site to. Linking to authority sites is ideal but if you find it difficult at least go after relevant sites first. You can also do blog commenting but avoid being spammy.
 
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