Help Me To Rank and Earn

[JavascriptPufferfish]

not trying to be mean, but after seeing your results, maybe "make money online" its not the niche you should be writing about. its not only super competitive; the people competing there know quite well what they are doing SEO-wise.

 

[jaydip111]

did you optimize an article?
did you optimize for better readability?
did you use images/infographic in the article?
If you done correctly whitehat Onpage SEO, eventhough you are not getting oraganic traffic then you should have a look at competitor site.
You can go for guest posting backlink.

 

[fc-dh]

This is what you get when n00bs are parroting each other (or their no good guru's) that content is king for SEO, which it isn't, Google doesn't give two shits about your content.

A simple fact that is easily checked when you use for instance technical keywords. Like when you want to find something about Linux or Windows and you see that 99% of the SERP has outdated results going back all the way to 08/09,

Proving my point that Google doesn't want to be accurate at all and so stuffing your site with huge amounts of fresh content is next to pointless when it comes to rankings.

The only things that rank your site are: backlinks and domain age, that is it SEO 101 in a nutshell, You need content for Google's AI to sort where your site needs to rank.

Content is great for users and conversions but for SEO it really doesn't mean shit, don't believe me? Just study technical or medical SERP's and you will see that I am right

Get backlinks and your site will rank, the build it and they will come mantra is bullshit and again the proof is in the SERP's, study them, Google will tell you exactly how you can rank.

Goodluck

 

[pepeneo]

40 articles in 8 months is fairly bad, the sandbox period is per article and it is between 4-8 months. 1k word articles are fairly short, especially if you are targeting high comp kw's. You have two options, let the site rest and work on another site, or set a goal of writing 60 articles in the next 2 months. Once you have all 100 articles you should start seeing significant traffic after 6 months or so.

 

[SeRptrIx]

Do keyword research, choose low-competition long-tail keywords, provide quality content that the user wants, increase the number of articles, and create guest posts on reputable sites.

 

[Sunmoluvic]

Just tired of writing article since last 8 months, published more than 40 articles are published. Average words are 1K in each article. Targeted high volume & high competition keywords and low volume & low competition keywords too. Sharing article on social media (5+ SM). Trying to get backlink by creating profiles and commenting.

Now after 8 months of hard work I am getting only 1 to 5 organic views per day. What I should do now? Quite blogging or something else?

Wrong keyword bro, I started a website a day few days ago and all my website visitors came from searches

 

[Adnelg]

May I suggest pinterest? Making money online niche is popular there, especially if you target stay at home moms.
I remember I had 1-2 posts about that in my lifestyle blog when I just started, got about 500 views in the first month from pinterest (for that post only).
But yeah, in the long run, SEO is the best way.

 

[Dristi]

Try to get more quality link and add more article.

 

[Kingdomobi]

This is what you get when n00bs are parroting each other (or their no good guru's) that content is king for SEO, which it isn't, Google doesn't give two shits about your content.

A simple fact that is easily checked when you use for instance technical keywords. Like when you want to find something about Linux or Windows and you see that 99% of the SERP has outdated results going back all the way to 08/09,

Proving my point that Google doesn't want to be accurate at all and so stuffing your site with huge amounts of fresh content is next to pointless when it comes to rankings.

The only things that rank your site are: backlinks and domain age, that is it SEO 101 in a nutshell, You need content for Google's AI to sort where your site needs to rank.

Content is great for users and conversions but for SEO it really doesn't mean shit, don't believe me? Just study technical or medical SERP's and you will see that I am right

Get backlinks and your site will rank, the build it and they will come mantra is bullshit and again the proof is in the SERP's, study them, Google will tell you exactly how you can rank.

Goodluck

I can say for sure this is the Best answer.
I may also add, do keyword research and forget about your current KEYWORD Target. Optimize your posts for another keyword, hope this helps

 

[Commoner]

Hey mate,

You seem to have an issue with content editing and targeting.

Hire a content writer.
Outsource your BL profile to expert agencies.
Change your mentality of gold medallion

 

[Digirulz]

Make sure you optimized content for keyword intent. Try to build links from relevant sites and guest posts.

 

[seocrab]

not trying to be mean, but after seeing your results, maybe "make money online" its not the niche you should be writing about. its not only super competitive; the people competing there know quite well what they are doing SEO-wise.

Agreed. And if you can't make money online yourself, what makes you think you can teach others how to? There are easier niches to learn the ropes in.

 

[Forest Code]

do more keyword research, and create more backlinks. check your on page seo good or not

 

[achiever2011]

May be you are in competitive niche. Try to change the niche and do good keyword research this time.

 

[HustleTong]

That's a reasonable amount of time. Did you outsource the content or wrote it yourself?

 

[dandan594594]

1.) Make Money Online.
2.) Some have 50 to 80 and some have 5 to 30.
3.) Most of them are not relevant. Trying to get them also sent emails for guest posting but no reply. I think I am born with bad luck.

1) Very competitive niche, and will take more than the links your building now to rank anywhere.
2) Those number mean nothing without checking the authority of the pages ranking for each keyword. You need to learn real keyword research and not rely on tools.
3) Relevance is the key to link building in 2020.

 

[Akhilesh10]

That's a reasonable amount of time. Did you outsource the content or wrote it yourself?

by own

 

[Akhilesh10]

Agreed. And if you can't make money online yourself, what makes you think you can teach others how to? There are easier niches to learn the ropes in.

Thanks for your kind information but who said I am not making money online? And "make money online" doesn't mean I am teaching "only". grow up and expand your mindset.
Thanks for suggesting that I should focus on other niches, I selected this niche for some reasons.

 

[Akhilesh10]

May I suggest pinterest? Making money online niche is popular there, especially if you target stay at home moms.
I remember I had 1-2 posts about that in my lifestyle blog when I just started, got about 500 views in the first month from pinterest (for that post only).
But yeah, in the long run, SEO is the best way.

Yes,thanks.
I am using Quora and Pinterest they are good for me, getting 5 to 20 views each day from quora, and on Pinterest, I was getting the same number of views but from the last few weeks Pinterest traffics is very low almost no traffic from Pinterest.
I think google's core update hurts.

 

[AceCanoe]

One Tip: Keyword length is not that important anymore imo. I'm seeing sites ranking with less than 200 keywords. Don't overcomplicate things. Also, user experience is key.