Advice on a new website

[pupfinder]

Hi everyone. I'm looking to start a new website using a new domain. Should I go full blast on (paid) linkbuilding or wait a couple of months. I'll have 4 pages with good content and will add 1 per week after launch.

Thank you.

 

[rafark]

What you mean by “full blast”? You can start building links from day 1 but go slowly if your links aren’t very high quality.

 

[KeyzDT]

Hi everyone. I'm looking to start a new website using a new domain. Should I go full blast on (paid) linkbuilding or wait a couple of months. I'll have 4 pages with good content and will add 1 per week after launch.

Thank you.

Yeah you can start building backlinks with high quality.

 

[WebMath SEO]

First you do proper on-page SEO and post a few quality articles If you finished this process, You can start to build the links Immediately, But make sure links are quality.

 

[IamKing]

Currently new sites taking few months time to rank, so better concentrate more on your content for 1st couple of months then go with slow link building.

 

[xReminisce]

Hi everyone. I'm looking to start a new website using a new domain. Should I go full blast on (paid) linkbuilding or wait a couple of months. I'll have 4 pages with good content and will add 1 per week after launch.

Thank you.

I would wait :')
SEO is the patience game

 

[Zakhej]

At start do some social signals and press releases...

 

[Dj Co2]

Yeah you can start blasting a new domain if you want it to be sandboxed for a long time.

Focus on content first, spend the money on content instead that you were going to spend on link building. Instead of updating site every week, update it every day.

Do this for a month at least and then think about link building.

 

[pupfinder]

What you mean by “full blast”? You can start building links from day 1 but go slowly if your links aren’t very high quality.

say paying $79 for 10 or so web 2.0 sites VS paying $2,000 for a niche-related PBN service.

Yeah you can start building backlinks with high quality.

Thanks.

First you do proper on-page SEO and post a few quality articles If you finished this process, You can start to build the links Immediately, But make sure links are quality.

Oh for sure. I have 4 ultimate guides prepared. Better quality and contain more information than the top rankers.

Currently new sites taking few months time to rank, so better concentrate more on your content for 1st couple of months then go with slow link building.

This is what I'm scared of. haha. I don't want to waste money and see zero results in first couple of months.

I would wait :')
SEO is the patience game

Yup. That's my usual approach. My regular clients are small businesses with really low budget. Just checking if throwing money at it would do anything.

 

[xReminisce]

Yup. That's my usual approach. My regular clients are small businesses with really low budget. Just checking if throwing money at it would do anything.

More often than not, it wouldn't
some cases it would work
and other cases it would be disastrous

 

[R.R. Akas]

start link building

 

[pupfinder]

At start do some social signals and press releases...

Yup on the social signals. I'll look at press releases. I've never liked them.

Yeah you can start blasting a new domain if you want it to be sandboxed for a long time.

Focus on content first, spend the money on content instead that you were going to spend on link building. Instead of updating site every week, update it every day.

Do this for a month at least and then think about link building

Has this happened to you? What if I buy an old domain?

 

[Dj Co2]

Yup on the social signals. I'll look at press releases. I've never liked them.


Has this happened to you? What if I buy an old domain?

Starting with aged domain is the best but it's difficult and expensive finding a good one in your niche

 

[Rankster]

At first start with Optimizing your website, and includes things like site structure, content and speed optimizations. Enhance your site with great content, have a solid site structure and your mobile site loads.
Later, adapt link building from pages with a high quality.

 

[dragonlube]

As you are planning to go good with your new domain, giving it a kickstart with quality is quite impressive.
Initially, build your site as you wish with a user focused informative content so then when traffic received, it can hold them there for their search.

Building links from the day one is quite appreciable but dont overdo it.
Frame your activities in prior in the sense it wont bother your site at any cause.
Be cautious in getting quality backlinks .
Good luck with your new site.

 

[Satyugi]

And be cautious that you don't get spammy backlinks like many identical posts from identical websites (with different names) linking to you.

 

[ppc_expert]

Go slow, prefer quality over quantity