domain age

[nccheesehead]

How much does the age of a domain play into getting results from a pyramid service? I have a domain that is 2 months old and last month got 1500 visitors, not much in adsense revenue but gaining unique visitor count. Im curious to know at what domain age do these types of services start to pay off.

I read a post about a site that saw keyword rankings go up from 130 position to 20th position 3 days after ordering a social bookmark pyramid type service. Is this realistic or bs?

 

[jerzydawg]

Of course it is realistic. Google starts giving you more authority in SERPs as your domain ages. Honestly, 2 months is nothing. You'll see better results once it is over 1 year old.

 

[nccheesehead]

Of course it is realistic. Google starts giving you more authority in SERPs as your domain ages. Honestly, 2 months is nothing. You'll see better results once it is over 1 year old.

Yeah, I know that age is important.. just was not sure what was considered 'aged' before good movement in serps. Thank you for your reply.

 

[jerzydawg]

Yeah, I know that age is important.. just was not sure what was considered 'aged' before good movement in serps. Thank you for your reply.

A aged domain is usually referred to a website that is 2 years or older. In my opinion, I think a site that is 1 year or older can be classified as a aged domain.

 

[altaris]

I read a post about a site that saw keyword rankings go up from 130 position to 20th position 3 days after ordering a social bookmark pyramid type service. Is this realistic or bs?

If no competition +70 positions could be possible, but it is easier going from 130 to 20 than from 20 to 3

 

[BHopkins]

Aged is at least a few years old. Ranking changes (such as from 130 to 20 in 3 days) should not be used as a guide. There are hundreds of other factors that play a role, not just the link building service you buy.