I have a Question

[Dark Hat 007]

Is it ideal to post every day for a new domain?

I have a new affiliate site (this journey) I have made about 65 posts between Sept 1st and 26th Nov(yesterday).

I set up my SERP to show 100 results, inputted the main Key word and I can't find the posts (my site with Ctrl + F).

O yes, they are all EASY TO RANK KWs by AHref, KGR and Forum Standards.

The posts have been indexed, when I check on my GSC they do have impressions which means they appeared once or twice.

Now, am I posting Too much? My goal is 1 post per day - over 1500 words.

WHAT THE FUCK MEHN!

My Sweat! is not even showing up!!!

 

[Dark Hat 007]

Help please.

 

[SocialNed]

How new is your website?

 

[Editorial Guru]

Always do long tail and less competitive keywords for new sites, surely it will give results and same time do classified sites back links, by doing both surely you will get good results in ranking and traffic.

 

[Dark Hat 007]

How new is your website?

It is an expired domain from 2009.

It is niche relevant.

I got it on 29the August this year though and I've worked everything.

 

[davigil21]

As long as you are posting original content there is no issue, have you ever noticed big publications post number of posts per day? Yor're doing some other mistake!!

 

[Dark Hat 007]

Always do long tail and less competitive keywords for new sites, surely it will give results and same time do classified sites back links, by doing both surely you will get good results in ranking and traffic.

Thanks.

I have done all these.

Maybe I should exercise more patience.

 

[Dark Hat 007]

As long as you are posting original content there is no issue, have you ever noticed big publications post number of posts per day? Yor're doing some other mistake!!

Like?

 

[Editorial Guru]

Yes wait for 3 months

Thanks.

I have done all these.

Maybe I should exercise more patience.

 

[tiiberius]

The fact that it's an expired domain can be the main problem.

You never know with them - hit or miss really.

Other issue might be misjudged keyword competition, sand-box or small authority.

 

[GrizzlyBeardMan]

It is an expired domain from 2009.

It is niche relevant.

I got it on 29the August this year though and I've worked everything.

Ok, so it's just a few months old. Do you know the history of that domain? Why did you decide to get it instead of starting fresh or investing in an auction domain?

Regarding the posting frequency - as long as you can maintain quality on your content. As soon as the quality of your content drops, you are going too fast.

 

[Dark Hat 007]

Ok, so it's just a few months old. Do you know the history of that domain? Why did you decide to get it instead of starting fresh or investing in an auction domain?

Regarding the posting frequency - as long as you can maintain quality on your content. As soon as the quality of your content drops, you are going too fast.

The domain is okay, the was a redirect to a porn site but the Big G's didn't pick it according to the cache record.

Truth is, the is a growth but mehn! I feel for the level at which I post, I kinda expected more of am I going too fast?

It's 71 posts now with 118k words.

I guess I'll stay calm..

This is the journey for the domain, I'll update it tomorrow, please check it out and see if it is promising or whatever mehn!

Thanks.

 

[Dark Hat 007]

Ok, so it's just a few months old. Do you know the history of that domain? Why did you decide to get it instead of starting fresh or investing in an auction domain?

Regarding the posting frequency - as long as you can maintain quality on your content. As soon as the quality of your content drops, you are going too fast.

Hello, I've updated my journey, can you go through it and give that comment, thanks!!

 

[bbmaid]

The domain is okay, the was a redirect to a porn site but the Big G's didn't pick it according to the cache record.

Truth is, the is a growth but mehn! I feel for the level at which I post, I kinda expected more of am I going too fast?

It's 71 posts now with 118k words.

I guess I'll stay calm..

https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-first-affiliate-journey.1276532/ for the domain, I'll update it tomorrow, please check it out and see if it is promising or whatever mehn!

Thanks.

Hi
You mentioned your expired domain that you bought had a redirect to a porn site that was not picked up. Please keep in mind that Google is a domain registrar as well. They know a lot more about domains and their history.

This negative point aside, the encouraging part is that you are seeing impressions in GSC for keywords. I am assuming your indexation is also good as you say you have been writing 1.5K word posts. Is you Google indexation up to date and do you see all the content indexed inside GSC?

If all your articles are not showing up, then Google is still wary of your domain history. It may take longer than normal for your site to come out of the closet so to speak (the typical cold shouldering period is 6 to 9 months for a new domain).

When you put your site title in Google, you should see your site in position 1.

If you type site:yourdomain.com you should see a few pages of your site showing up in the index (maybe 3 pages or so - as only you as the site owner can see the actual indexation within GSC)

Hang in there and do what moves the needle the most - creating quality content. The others are just consequences.
Best of luck!!!

 

[Dark Hat 007]

Hi
You mentioned your expired domain that you bought had a redirect to a porn site that was not picked up. Please keep in mind that Google is a domain registrar as well. They know a lot more about domains and their history.

This negative point aside, the encouraging part is that you are seeing impressions in GSC for keywords. I am assuming your indexation is also good as you say you have been writing 1.5K word posts. Is you Google indexation up to date and do you see all the content indexed inside GSC?

If all your articles are not showing up, then Google is still wary of your domain history. It may take longer than normal for your site to come out of the closet so to speak (the typical cold shouldering period is 6 to 9 months for a new domain).

When you put your site title in Google, you should see your site in position 1.

If you type site:yourdomain.com you should see a few pages of your site showing up in the index (maybe 3 pages or so - as only you as the site owner can see the actual indexation within GSC)

Hang in there and do what moves the needle the most - creating quality content. The others are just consequences.
Best of luck!!!

Wow.. This is apt.

Yeah, things are going smoothly..

This is my journey
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/my-first-affiliate-journey.1276532/

 

[BimTop]

If it showed it was used for porn redirect, that shows where the problem is. It will take more time for Google to forgive that. And I don't think your posting every day has any negative effect. It is perfectly ok and you see results soon enough and provided your keyword competition is not that high.