First blogging mistake with more than 500 content.

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Hi fellas,

I'm sorry that my account is new but i am a regular here, majorly on the journey section, reading and bookmarking people's successful journey.

Please can you figure out the problem with my site/blog.

1. I created a blog site which is currently 6 month old. The site is DA 6.

2. I was targeting more than 6 niche, which I can easy write about. Since I am currently not working and I'd have hell of free time.

3. I have more than 500 contents right now overall, which some of the content are on Google using site:site_com to check.

4. I thought maybe by time, I will be receiving the juicy traffic and making hell of money. But till now it's hard to see even 3 clicks in a month talk less of juice from an orange.

5. I could write about "How to make spaghetti with blah blah" "How to please your teacher" "How to get the highest grade in school" I guess all my contents are either stupid or I am just not getting it right by writing garbage of 1500 words plus


After a while of learning and reading here people's journey. My question is below. Please honest answer, support or help to be able to make some cents


Since the content are so garbage which is not a copy paste but mine and written by my self.

1. Should I start over with the same domain and delete all the contents but focus on a particular niche and low keyword.

2. Should I just get a new domain name, is the 6 month old domain name is a waste already?

3. What is your suggestions from my write up, anything will be of great help.


To visit the site my self, is getting me angry.
 
Average word count for the articles?

What is your onpage like?
 
Are you doing 6 different niches in one website? If yes, that's not very good decision.
500 contents you mean 500 articles?
How many words does each article have?
Did you do keywords research and wrote those articles based on keywords?
Did you do SEO ?
 
Average word count for the articles range from 350 to 600 words

On-page is 65% of 100

Check out the rival sites and look at the number of words they have in their content.

Sometimes longform is better than 350 words.

Get your onpage cleaned up too. Check site speeds etc as well as the H1s, H2s, metas etc.
 
Are you doing 6 different niches in one website? If yes, that's not very good decision.
500 contents you mean 500 articles?
How many words does each article have?
Did you do keywords research and wrote those articles based on keywords?
Did you do SEO ?
1. Yes I'm doing all the 6 different niches in one website

2. I mean 500 articles

3. Range from 350 to 600 words

4. I didn't do research base on keywords or SEO
 
Check out the rival sites and look at the number of words they have in their content.

Sometimes longform is better than 350 words.

Get your onpage cleaned up too. Check site speeds etc as well as the H1s, H2s, metas etc.
Thanks for your support and input. I will work on that.

I should continue running the site? or I should delete the contents and focus majorly on one niche instead of multiple?
 
Thanks for your support and input. I will work on that.

I should continue running the site? or I should delete the contents and focus majorly on one niche instead of multiple?

Why not keep at it? redirecting a DA6 isn't much use, but if it's not had a penalty get it revamped.

"I created a blog site which is currently 6 month old. The site is DA 6." 6 months isn't that long but read some of the journeys on here about the guys using AI content, such as @warriorsam53
 
1. Yes I'm doing all the 6 different niches in one website

2. I mean 500 articles

3. Range from 350 to 600 words

4. I didn't do research base on keywords or SEO
Understood :).
I will give you an example. Let's say that you wrote an article "How to please your teacher", but suppose, nobody is writing "how to please your teacher" in their google search bar. So if these keywords "How to please your teacher" lacks interest, nobody will search for that and consequently will not find your website.
Or, it is possible that people are searching for "How to please your teacher", and your website is in for example 20th page of google results page, because websites with bigger DA are shown first.
That's why you have to do a keyword research and find low competition keywords with decent monthly searches. And you should write articles based on that keywords.
You also should learn what is SEO and at least know some basics of it. Check/google it : SEO: The Complete Guide for Beginners - Ahrefs it will give you some SEO fundamentals.
and also
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/m...ord-research-guides-methods-from-bhw.1381923/
Also, there's more information in this website regarding your problem. Read this forum and soon you will understand how everything works :)
You will understand why it is not enough to just write articles to get visitors to your page :)

And you can share your articles in social media (reddit, facebook) and drive traffic to your website.

Good luck! :)

 
I feel that the length of the articles is too short. You should research keywords deeply, and also find the competitor's content and length.
 
Yes I'm doing all the 6 different niches in one website
Very few websites are considered authority on more than one niche. If you are not authority in search engine;s eyes, you do not rank.

You should stick to one.

I didn't do research base on keywords or SEO
Looks like your articles don't have search potential in the first place.
 
Understood :).
I will give you an example. Let's say that you wrote an article "How to please your teacher", but suppose, nobody is writing "how to please your teacher" in their google search bar. So if these keywords "How to please your teacher" lacks interest, nobody will search for that and consequently will not find your website.
Or, it is possible that people are searching for "How to please your teacher", and your website is in for example 20th page of google results page, because websites with bigger DA are shown first.
That's why you have to do a keyword research and find low competition keywords with decent monthly searches. And you should write articles based on that keywords.
You also should learn what is SEO and at least know some basics of it. Check/google it : SEO: The Complete Guide for Beginners - Ahrefs it will give you some SEO fundamentals.
and also
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/method-free-keyword-research-course-collection-of-keyword-research-guides-methods-from-bhw.1381923/
Also, there's more information in this website regarding your problem. Read this forum and soon you will understand how everything works :)
You will understand why it is not enough to just write articles to get visitors to your page :)

And you can share your articles in social media (reddit, facebook) and drive traffic to your website.

Good luck! :)

Thanks a lot, I will check that and put more effort.
 
I feel that the length of the articles is too short. You should research keywords deeply, and also find the competitor's content and length.
I will, thanks for your contribution. I really appreciate.
 
Very few websites are considered authority on more than one niche. If you are not authority in search engine;s eyes, you do not rank.

You should stick to one.


Looks like your articles don't have search potential in the first place.
I will, thanks for your contribution. I really appreciate.
 
Thanks @MisterF

@ntcoin its not the length of the content that’s keeping you from ranking. It’s the keyword research.

If your keyword research is good, 350 words is more than enough to rank. I don’t know the specific keywords you’re targeting but they’re probably too competitive.

Keywords with no competition can rank with 0 content just based off the title.

I don’t recommend deleting the existing content. Do the keyword research again and repurpose the existing articles and optimise them for the new low competition keywords.

6 months is quite a bit of age to give up on. If you start over, you’ll have to wait more than 6 months in any case. Repurposing the existing content will get you results in 2-3 months.

Stupid topics do surprising well. People ask a lot of questions that we might think are stupid. But if they have search volume, they’re worth going after.

I checked the term “how to please your teacher” even though it might not be an actual keyword you’re targeting. I wouldn’t say that it’s a very competitive keyword but all the results on page 1 are satisfying the search intent. IMO, it’s not a low competition keyword. You’ll need better content + links to rank.
 
Something is fishy! You wrote 500 articles already and you don't trust the quality and willing to delete them all, only to craft another set of articles with the same brain that produced the garbage initially.

Say the truth!
 
Something is fishy! You wrote 500 articles already and you don't trust the quality and willing to delete them all, only to craft another set of articles with the same brain that produced the garbage initially.

Say the truth!
Nothing is fishy man. It's better to leave a toxic relationship to a productive one than to stick to what doesn't pay by end of everything.
 
Thanks @MisterF

@ntcoin its not the length of the content that’s keeping you from ranking. It’s the keyword research.

If your keyword research is good, 350 words is more than enough to rank. I don’t know the specific keywords you’re targeting but they’re probably too competitive.

Keywords with no competition can rank with 0 content just based off the title.

I don’t recommend deleting the existing content. Do the keyword research again and repurpose the existing articles and optimise them for the new low competition keywords.

6 months is quite a bit of age to give up on. If you start over, you’ll have to wait more than 6 months in any case. Repurposing the existing content will get you results in 2-3 months.

Stupid topics do surprising well. People ask a lot of questions that we might think are stupid. But if they have search volume, they’re worth going after.

I checked the term “how to please your teacher” even though it might not be an actual keyword you’re targeting. I wouldn’t say that it’s a very competitive keyword but all the results on page 1 are satisfying the search intent. IMO, it’s not a low competition keyword. You’ll need better content + links to rank.
Thanks for your input and insight. I'm enlighten. I will work towards the mentioned outline.

Big thanks.
 
Thanks @MisterF

@ntcoin its not the length of the content that’s keeping you from ranking. It’s the keyword research.

If your keyword research is good, 350 words is more than enough to rank. I don’t know the specific keywords you’re targeting but they’re probably too competitive.

Keywords with no competition can rank with 0 content just based off the title.

I don’t recommend deleting the existing content. Do the keyword research again and repurpose the existing articles and optimise them for the new low competition keywords.

6 months is quite a bit of age to give up on. If you start over, you’ll have to wait more than 6 months in any case. Repurposing the existing content will get you results in 2-3 months.

Stupid topics do surprising well. People ask a lot of questions that we might think are stupid. But if they have search volume, they’re worth going after.

I checked the term “how to please your teacher” even though it might not be an actual keyword you’re targeting. I wouldn’t say that it’s a very competitive keyword but all the results on page 1 are satisfying the search intent. IMO, it’s not a low competition keyword. You’ll need better content + links to rank.
Thanks for your contribution, I really appreciate your time and effort the last time.

To keep you informed, I am now having more than 4 clicks daily and more than 10 kind of click on Google analytics.

My question is this:

1. I have a post that rank on page 5 of Google and the image of the same post rank 1, like first image in the image section for the same keyword. How does that happen? Even beat healthline to that?

2. I have other websites that is 3 month but constantly on Google analytics, I am having more than 10 to 20 clicks. Because I could check the source and medium was always Google /Organic and some Direct.

The problem is that - Google is not indexing the domain main name like domainname-com but prefer to index the post from the site as the main domain name and the blogs.

I checked on GSC - Excluded ( Crawled - Currently not indexed )

Also I could not see any movement nor Clicks from the GSC... Always blank for the 3 month now but I could see what ever happens for that day on Google analytics.

What is your suggestions?
 
I think your articles are too thin yet you are in a competitive niche called multiniche. It would be hard to compete against Quora, Wikipedia etc as these are authority multi-niche platforms.
 
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