Pro Proxies
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It is possible if you consider creating contents that could go "viral" and let word of mouth do the job for you. But I'd rather you work on doing backlinks, it'll do better for your site.
Traffic without backlinks is it possible?
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garageclicks
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With no backlinks or coherent content it will be difficult to get traffic that will convert. There might be some traffic but almost impossible to monetize.
Rj268
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What is your native language?
It may be best to build a site in your native language and earn a little from that. The income will likely be much less than if you were targeting an English market, but the income can be put towards buying content for an English website
fas66
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Yes its possible.
Just keep writing quality content and you will never know which would hit the sky for you.
If you are using wordpress, use plugins like SNAP to auto share your contents to social networks.
Its the quality that the people carve nowadays for
Just keep writing quality content and you will never know which would hit the sky for you.
If you are using wordpress, use plugins like SNAP to auto share your contents to social networks.
Its the quality that the people carve nowadays for
GregFromMoonsy
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If you would like to get traffic from Moz, you're 100% correct.
Google NOT USE any stupid DA, they repeated it many times.
Cheers, Greg.
virtualman89
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I'm curious what type of business model you have when you don't plan on providing any value within the content. So what is the point of the content? Visitors aren't even coming back. I don't see a long-term business model here.
didiseo
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Seen it happening last year when a friend decided to explore new niche in a market where no one was online writing about it.
The niche is something where he can make money offline, but barely any online. He started the website as he loves the subject. After 9 months, he gets 150 uniques a day from Google. This is from a very small niche and small market, so very good numbers.
If you go to competitive niches in developed markets, forget it, just content won't make the cut. Whatever you might consider 'quality', 'top', 'awesome' content, won't be enough.
The niche is something where he can make money offline, but barely any online. He started the website as he loves the subject. After 9 months, he gets 150 uniques a day from Google. This is from a very small niche and small market, so very good numbers.
If you go to competitive niches in developed markets, forget it, just content won't make the cut. Whatever you might consider 'quality', 'top', 'awesome' content, won't be enough.
dkv023
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What about low comp long-tails keywords in competitive niches? Or it impossible without backlinks?
And I really don`t understand why every longread article doesn`t bring traffic by random long-tails keywords? Or it because of absent backlinks?
And I really don`t understand why every longread article doesn`t bring traffic by random long-tails keywords? Or it because of absent backlinks?
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It is totally doable, but you 1) have to become very good at clickbait or viral traffic building, and 2) have to get away from centering everything around ranking in the search engines to get the traffic. One secret is to not leave a hyperlink, but use brand mentions, citations, or un-hyperlinked urls to draw direct traffic, combined with hype, giveaways, or use of influencers.
Create or find a brandable url name (I don't know, think of combining terms---"HeavenCrap" or "VelvetRedneck," whatever) so that just mentioning the name or hook based on it can help people to easily remember it to type into their browser. Post provocative content/comments on super high traffic sites and communities like Reddit, Quora, Forbes, major newspapers, and the like, and drop the mention or citation to get people to check out the product or service offered there.
Google succeeded doing this by making the phrase "Google it" popular. If you have a classifieds job placement site named "DangleJobs com" you could leave a comment or article saying "just Dangle it" to entice visitors. Or throw in "free job recruitment guide available, limited time" to help draw interest. That kind of thing.
Create or find a brandable url name (I don't know, think of combining terms---"HeavenCrap" or "VelvetRedneck," whatever) so that just mentioning the name or hook based on it can help people to easily remember it to type into their browser. Post provocative content/comments on super high traffic sites and communities like Reddit, Quora, Forbes, major newspapers, and the like, and drop the mention or citation to get people to check out the product or service offered there.
Google succeeded doing this by making the phrase "Google it" popular. If you have a classifieds job placement site named "DangleJobs com" you could leave a comment or article saying "just Dangle it" to entice visitors. Or throw in "free job recruitment guide available, limited time" to help draw interest. That kind of thing.
dkv023
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It hardly doable. And it is not SEO. It`s having traffic by branding. I was talking about keywords, creating content for low comp keywords and so on.
dkv023
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The problem is that you must create 1000 such is articles (with 35k+) to get 1000 visitors per day. Can you write 35k+ words about long-tail keywords?
Maybe it is better to write article for high comp keyword, which is popular. I think that article will have many long-tail keywords in there.
bojanpeic
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That's true, but still doable. I'm trying it out now, sitting at 25k words right now, all long tails. Just started ranking, we will see how that goes.
Backlinks came naturally, didn't to any link building whatsoever.
dkv023
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You mean that you`ve created article (35k+ words) for only one long tail keyword? Your title article has the keyword in there?That's true, but still doable. I'm trying it out now, sitting at 25k words right now, all long tails. Just started ranking, we will see how that goes.
Backlinks came naturally, didn't to any link building whatsoever.
Or you have created article for high comp keyword, which covered whole topic, which is competitive?
bojanpeic
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I mean 35k+ words in total on the website, articles averaging 1500 words. I'm hitting lots of long tail KW's with those articles, still didn't went on the competitive ones.
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Is it possible to gain traffic from only content, which are not written well (written by non english speaker)? Without backlinks. Optimized by low comp keywords only.
What if I spent a lot of time for finding low comp keywords, which are not mentioned on serp on competition pages titles and have no anchor baclkinks. Write article of low or middle quality, which will pass Grammarly free, but will not be good readable for native readers. The article will have nice appearance, bullets, tables, images, videos. Can I have traffic from such articles?
And if I want to get 1000 visitors per day, do I must write 1000 such articles?
Of course it's possible.
This kind of tool is based on this principle:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/a...pbn-article-scraping-internal-spinner.810753/
Huge websites are impossible to be ignored by search crawlers and you'll have so many keywords in it that you'll start seeing rankings in a few weeks and you'll get traffic. Size does matters in this regard.