Ranking overnight in 100% white-hat way(Case Study)

[Rank wizard Ltd]

Hey Guys! Just with a quick update of the website-

Snap of traffic per week: https://imgur.com/a/qATTJWu
Snap of traffic per day: https://imgur.com/a/JS1Sm8J
Snap of Search Console(past 180 days): https://imgur.com/a/eqZBs37

Current Condition
- 21 Posts so far, all informative and problem-solving.
- Not even a single paid backlink so far.
- March'19 update seems to be a bit shaky for me, which was auto-recovered. But June'19 was a jackpot.
- Traffic/day got a spike from 200/day(avg.) to 400/day(avg.) in the course of last
- Hit 10K+ traffic in May'19, expecting to hit 12K+ in June.
- 90% of the contents are on the top 3 results of the targetted keywords.
- UX/UI is great, and contents are being shared across communities.
- Receiving an earning of $300 from AMZ affiliate. Not monetized for other programs.

Plans for next 60 days
- I'll step into money contents now. Already wrote 4 of them, all on low-mid level products.
- I've started getting emails regarding advertisement/paid reviews/affiliate programs from small vendors.
- Would work on the site's UI design.
- Would monetize the top ranked informative contents.
- Would create an eBook or Downloadable resource in exchange of subscription.
- Create a Gear Recommendation page(Aff. Store) with Woocommerce.

 

[Rank wizard Ltd]

I am Building am Amazon affiliate website right now many keywords are there in second page the lower Volume search keywords what is your suggestion to make it to top 10?

Hey man, sorry didn't notice your comment.

However, what's the current situation? Is there any help or suggestion needed?

 

[Rank wizard Ltd]

Just like your these tips to get ranking & some of them are true points but what you will say for link building?

Well, I'm not against link building actually. But for me, it's the last bullet of the gun.

What I mean is, if I play around low-comp keywords, all we need is quality content, topical authority, and on-page SEO. In case we go for money-intended contents, or commercial contents, the competition would be way higher. I'd go for link building for those keywords only if I don't receive notable rankings yet.

 

[NO-CLUE-SEO]

I think here is 2 notible points.

Info and problem solving type of pages and extremely low competition keywords.

I wonder if they would do so well if they we're buyer intent keywords? Higher competition.

How old is the domain?

I have been playing around with the same sort of thing and can regularly hit page 2 with keywords with monthly searches of 500+ Ms.

I have noticed do ain age is a key part in this.

Thanks for sharing, gives us all hope.

 

[Rank wizard Ltd]

I think here is 2 notible points.

Info and problem solving type of pages and extremely low competition keywords.

I wonder if they would do so well if they we're buyer intent keywords? Higher competition.

How old is the domain?

I have been playing around with the same sort of thing and can regularly hit page 2 with keywords with monthly searches of 500+ Ms.

I have noticed do ain age is a key part in this.

Thanks for sharing, gives us all hope.

That's exactly what this site's driven with. Low comp KW and Problem Solving approach.

By the way, the domain is 5-6 years old, and it was dropped. I bought it for $9.

And about your approach, I think hitting 10-20th position for 500+ SV keywords is pretty good. You should have ranked at 1-10 for other secondary keywords of the main one.

Keep the ball rolling, buddy. Good luck!

 

[JimHalpert]

That's exactly what this site's driven with. Low comp KW and Problem Solving approach.

By the way, the domain is 5-6 years old, and it was dropped. I bought it for $9.

And about your approach, I think hitting 10-20th position for 500+ SV keywords is pretty good. You should have ranked at 1-10 for other secondary keywords of the main one.

Keep the ball rolling, buddy. Good luck!

Thanks for the share. A few questions please?

1) Why gardening? When did you have that eureka moment that made you go - aha this is it? If possible, do let us know what tools u use to screen a niche if it is good or not?

2) Do you write all the articles yourself?

Thanks.

 

[JimHalpert]

Hey sorry 2 more questions:

1) Which hosting provider do you use?

2) What plugin do you use to show your affiliate products?

Thanks.

 

[Rank wizard Ltd]

Thanks for the share. A few questions please?

1) Why gardening? When did you have that eureka moment that made you go - aha this is it? If possible, do let us know what tools u use to screen a niche if it is good or not?

2) Do you write all the articles yourself?

Thanks.

Thanks for the great question, pal.

While it's about selecting a niche, I look up for these few answers-

1. How likely people are intended to purchase these products online (without checking 'em out physically)?
2. How abundant the niche is, in terms of manufacturers and products?
3. The comparison of offline market price vs online price.
4. How frequently people seek helps online to solve their problem regarding these products(as i'm approaching with problem-solving info's)?
5. Is this niche a DIY-type one, or people often seek for services to deal with it?
6. How pricey the products are(that defines my earning)?
8. How many of the prominent brands are in there?
7. Is the niche seasonal?

If you get these answers in respect of Indoor Gardening, most of them are positive. And that's what drove me to decide.

And about Q2, yeah, most of them. But I run a small SEO agency and I have writers of my own as well. I make them write a few of them.

 

[Rank wizard Ltd]

Hey sorry 2 more questions:

1) Which hosting provider do you use?

2) What plugin do you use to show your affiliate products?

Thanks.

1. I've always used siteground. I love 'em.

2. Nothing special so far. Just text links and sitestrip from AMZ. But soon, I'm creating an affiliate store with WooCommerce.

 

[GenesisOne]

Very informative thread.
Thanks for sharing mate.

 

[davvv]

Great tips and advice. Definitely worth focusing on content (and doing it right).

Thanks for the share

 

[JimHalpert]

Thanks for the great question, pal.

While it's about selecting a niche, I look up for these few answers-

1. How likely people are intended to purchase these products online (without checking 'em out physically)?
2. How abundant the niche is, in terms of manufacturers and products?
3. The comparison of offline market price vs online price.
4. How frequently people seek helps online to solve their problem regarding these products(as i'm approaching with problem-solving info's)?
5. Is this niche a DIY-type one, or people often seek for services to deal with it?
6. How pricey the products are(that defines my earning)?
8. How many of the prominent brands are in there?
7. Is the niche seasonal?

If you get these answers in respect of Indoor Gardening, most of them are positive. And that's what drove me to decide.

And about Q2, yeah, most of them. But I run a small SEO agency and I have writers of my own as well. I make them write a few of them.

Thanks for the share mate! Congrats on your success.

1. I've always used siteground. I love 'em.

Are you using their grow big or go big plan? Was wondering how the speed is like.

 

[Rank wizard Ltd]

Thanks for the share mate! Congrats on your success.



Are you using their grow big or go big plan? Was wondering how the speed is like.

Hey mate. I use Go Geek(if i can remember the name correctly). And the loading speed is 971ms so far according to pingdom.

 

[misterdoctor]

Hi! I'll kick start my own Amazon Affiliate site in a couple of weeks. My plan is to answer niche related questions on Quora every day with the goal to drive traffic from there.

What are your thoughts on that method? Of course, I will be present on other sites as well and also work hard on SEO. I was just wonderig whether Quora from day one is a good idea. Thanks

 

[Trolling4Dollars]

For brainstorming, i used Answer The Public and Keyword Everywhere at first place. But let me tell you buddy, that's just 5% of the process. It takes a hectic week of research to find just 10-15 great keywords to work on.

THIS

I started following the KGR a while back, using a method similar to yours. Basic process....

• Plug broad keyword in to Answer the public. Export results.
• Move on to next broad keyword...
• Shit, free limit reached. Find new proxy / vpn.
• Rinse repeat.
• End up with 25 - 30 CSV files to work with. Each with 25+ longtails to consider.
• Start searching google looking for queries that meet the KGR.
• 25 additional possibilities pop up via keywords everywhere.
• Jump down that rabbit hole.
• Damn. Google thinks I'm a bot.
• Rinse repeat.
• All
• day
• long

This is tedious as HELL ---- but, as OP clearly states, it does work.

The only thing that keeps me from throwing my hands up in disgust or just walking away... once this evergreen content ranks, it's probably going to stay there with little to no additional work. Gardening is a perfect evergreen niche @Rank wizard Ltd

 

[Myst3ry]

How's going OP?

 

[myfault]

Do u work in a silo, pillar articles?

 

[DesignatedWriter]

good share, I am doing some KW research right now