An idea, any opinion?

[jyciap11]

Hi everyone, this evening I was thinking about something and I would like your opinion.
Google quickly de-indexed a couple of sites where I had quickly uploaded many articles, about 1000 in a few days. What do you think if I created a wordpress site with 10 authors and had each one publish 5 posts a day? That would be 50 posts a day from 10 different authors, would Google consider it a legal method? Can I bypass Google's spam filters with this small, but effective, trick?

 

[MrDenz]

That’s an interesting plan, but here’s the thing... Google’s pretty sharp these days like a detective sniffing out anything fishy.

So, having 10 authors pumping out 5 posts a day each isn’t against the rules, but Google’s more into quality than quantity.

Think of it like a dinner party, better to serve a few great dishes than flood the table with fast food, right?

If the content’s good and useful, you're probably fine.

But if it’s just a 'content dump', Google might start giving you the side-eye

So yeah, you can do it, just make sure each post actually adds something and isn’t just there to fill space!

Honestly, if you ask me, that approach probably won’t work long-term.

My advice? Focus on playing the long game, quality and consistency will get you way further in the end.

 

[jyciap11]

That’s an interesting plan, but here’s the thing... Google’s pretty sharp these days like a detective sniffing out anything fishy.

So, having 10 authors pumping out 5 posts a day each isn’t against the rules, but Google’s more into quality than quantity.

Think of it like a dinner party, better to serve a few great dishes than flood the table with fast food, right?

If the content’s good and useful, you're probably fine.

But if it’s just a 'content dump', Google might start giving you the side-eye

So yeah, you can do it, just make sure each post actually adds something and isn’t just there to fill space!

Honestly, if you ask me, that approach probably won’t work long-term.

My advice? Focus on playing the long game, quality and consistency will get you way further in the end.

And what about HQ posts written with this method? 10 authors it's only an example, you can do with 5 authors with 10 posts daily each, or 7 authors with 10 posts each etc.

 

[MrDenz]

And what about HQ posts written with this method? 10 authors it's only an example, you can do with 5 authors with 10 posts daily each, or 7 authors with 10 posts each etc.

I’ve actually done something similar a couple of years back.

I started by adding one author every month, and everything was running smoothly.

I wasn’t rushing things, I knew Google doesn’t like being bombarded with content.

I had a few sites with different posting schedules, one site would get a daily post, another would only get two a week, and some just one post per week, and it worked for me because I kept it balanced.

From my experience, you can definitely try this method, but it’s all about whether you can consistently produce high-quality content.

Let's say you’re going for a keyword with a 1k search volume, make sure to check out the top competitors.

For example, if the top three have around 1k words, hit them with 2k.

Always add images, simple ones will do, and keep your on-page SEO in check, a keyword in the first paragraph, a meta description, and all the usual stuff.

It worked for me, but only because I wasn’t pushing too hard and kept everything high quality.

 

[netproxy]

Hi everyone, this evening I was thinking about something and I would like your opinion.
Google quickly de-indexed a couple of sites where I had quickly uploaded many articles, about 1000 in a few days. What do you think if I created a wordpress site with 10 authors and had each one publish 5 posts a day? That would be 50 posts a day from 10 different authors, would Google consider it a legal method? Can I bypass Google's spam filters with this small, but effective, trick?

Posting 50 articles a day from multiple authors could still be flagged as spam by Google if the content isn’t high quality or is repetitive. Google values quality over quantity. Instead of trying to bypass the filters, it’s better to focus on creating useful content and following Google’s guidelines. Hope you well.

 

[khurram Seo]

do not bypass the google algo. try to build high quality content over quantity and just follow google rules.

 

[embossitworld]

Posting a large number of articles in a short time, even with multiple authors, might still trigger Google's spam filters. Google focuses on quality over quantity, so publishing too quickly may look suspicious. Instead of focusing on the number of posts, it’s better to ensure that the content is high-quality, valuable, and follows SEO best practices. A steady, natural posting schedule is usually more effective and safer for long-term rankings.

 

[Victus]

You might get caught by Google's spam algorithm. Instead of doing this, start by adding a low number of posts in the first few weeks. In the following weeks, gradually and carefully increase the amount of content.

This will be a more effective approach compared to your method.