5.6M Searches in a week? How?

[mrhunter89]

Hi guys,

I saw a domain that was registered 1 week ago, it has already 23K backlinks and 5.6M searches. The domain is already indexed on google on the first page, which is really amazing and whoever did that is impressive.






I have some questions as this really got my attention:

- Where do you find 23K backlinks or more in a week?
- How can you get 5.6M searches in organic traffic in a week?
- How do you rank #1 on Google so fast?

Hope my questions make sense!

 

[SirLouen]

First, check the number of referring domains: 22
This means that they are linking from a site-wide location, like header, nav menu, footer or sidebar

Secondly, I'm missing a ton of information here: how many pages have been published? How is the reputation of that incoming domains? Maybe it's a subbranch of a public domain network, they escalate like mad in ranks because of the massive power the network gives to them. For example, if New York Times, creates a new Movies magazine, it will go from 0 to 10M in no time. But this is only because of the extremely powerful reputation is coming fro NYT. This may or not may be the case.

For such site, I would simply share the URL here to identify more causes, as I say there isn't enough information to evaluate.

 

[tazarbm]

damn that's crazy. I swear, seeing such results makes me want to quit SEO

- Where do you find 23K backlinks or more in a week?

only 22 RDs, though, so the backlinks are not the reason for these rankings...

- How can you get 5.6M searches in organic traffic in a week?

mass producing content pages around long tail keywords + mass indexing them

 

[annihilation1337]

Wow, i ain't a person who is somehow interested in SEO and i know nothing in it, but this is hella impressive

 

[lessi]

301?

 

[varun barve]

Wow that is some blackhat SEO Magic

 

[AngelSeo]

301?

This^. The already ranking domain is redirected to this one. Probably because is something shady - torrents, streaming etc and was blocked in some GEO. So its simple transfer of links and traffic.

 

[Thunder Digitals]

Maybe 301 redirect or they produce tons of content and index them instantly for low competition or spammy keywords.

 

[mrhunter89]

First, check the number of referring domains: 22
This means that they are linking from a site-wide location, like header, nav menu, footer or sidebar

Secondly, I'm missing a ton of information here: how many pages have been published? How is the reputation of that incoming domains? Maybe it's a subbranch of a public domain network, they escalate like mad in ranks because of the massive power the network gives to them. For example, if New York Times, creates a new Movies magazine, it will go from 0 to 10M in no time. But this is only because of the extremely powerful reputation is coming fro NYT. This may or not may be the case.

For such site, I would simply share the URL here to identify more causes, as I say there isn't enough information to evaluate.

This is the URL: streamingcommunity (dot) blue

Most of the traffic is from Germany, Italy and France.

I saw all the backlinks domains and it seems they are new domains.

I'd be really happy to see one of your analyses and explanation as this is really cool but it's not the only domain that does this "trick", that's one I saw randomly.

 

[Steptoe]

only 22 RDs, though, so the backlinks are not the reason for these rankings...

Or their backlink network is blocking SEMRush bot, or as the domain has only been registered a week they might not have had enough time to crawl everything.

 

[tazarbm]

Or their backlink network is blocking SEMRush bot, or as the domain has only been registered a week they might not have had enough time to crawl everything.

yeah, that's possible too, I just didn't think of it because I was too depressed when I saw that traffic

 

[SirLouen]

This is the URL: streamingcommunity (dot) blue

Most of the traffic is from Germany, Italy and France.

I saw all the backlinks domains and it seems they are new domains.

I'd be really happy to see one of your analyses and explanation as this is really cool but it's not the only domain that does this "trick", that's one I saw randomly.

This kind of sites are very very tricky. First they rank for keywords that are permanently being "banned" by DMCA. They rank steadily because they perfectly satisfy the user intent (which is very difficult to be satisfied because it's illegal) but as soon as DCMA spots this its shut down in Google (still the site may keep functioning, the first stop for DMCA is Google).Therefore this kind of sites with a well seasoned SEO with a good set of backlinks (including the ones you don't see as @Steptoe has pointed out) can rank this in no time.

They are called "Churn and burn" sites for a reason. A fast growth in 1 week- 1 month, and a similarly fast death in a similar period of time.

 

[AngelSeo]

This is the URL: streamingcommunity (dot) blue

Most of the traffic is from Germany, Italy and France.

I saw all the backlinks domains and it seems they are new domains.

I'd be really happy to see one of your analyses and explanation as this is really cool but it's not the only domain that does this "trick", that's one I saw randomly.

Well you may then actually read what I wrote if you want explanation:

This^. The already ranking domain is redirected to this one. Probably because is something shady - torrents, streaming etc and was blocked in some GEO. So its simple transfer of links and traffic.

Their previous website was streamingcommunity.city that was already ranking:

Spoiler

Then they got blocked, as this is what happens to such sites in some GEO locations and they 301 redirect this domain to streamingcommunity.blue. And that`s it. No mystery here.

 

[mrhunter89]

This kind of sites are very very tricky. First they rank for keywords that are permanently being "banned" by DMCA. They rank steadily because they perfectly satisfy the user intent (which is very difficult to be satisfied because it's illegal) but as soon as DCMA spots this its shut down in Google (still the site may keep functioning, the first stop for DMCA is Google).Therefore this kind of sites with a well seasoned SEO with a good set of backlinks (including the ones you don't see as @Steptoe has pointed out) can rank this in no time.

They are called "Churn and burn" sites for a reason. A fast growth in 1 week- 1 month, and a similarly fast death in a similar period of time.

Make sense!

Well you may then actually read what I wrote if you want explanation:

Their previous website was streamingcommunity.city that was already ranking:

Spoiler

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Then they got blocked, as this is what happens to such sites in some GEO locations and they 301 redirect this domain to streamingcommunity.blue. And that`s it. No mystery here.

Make sense too!

Thank you guys!

 

[RedditGold]

Migrating an authority website to a new domain generally transfers all the ranking as well. These pirate websites change domain names all the time.