hi Roman,
I purchased on April 11 - but still have not seen any movement in the SERPS (using your tracking links) - can you look in to this?
Hi,
Did you read the post I have written out in reply to your earlier post? If not, here it is again:
According to our rank tracker, your site was never really ranking highly on Google for the keywords you have given us. After doing an extensive audit of your site we believe the lack of results can be attributed to on-page factors and the extremely competitive niche which you are trying to rank in. Here are some things worth noting which we have found as part of our audit:
Your site is extremely thin with very little in the way of valuable content for your visitors. Site has around 10 pages with ~500 words of generic, albeit unique, content each and each page is filled to the brim with various Ads and affiliate links. By our account each page has on average around 8-10 banners/affiliate links/ads. In addition to that, you have sitewide links to other unrelated 3rd party websites. To put it bluntly, your site is not providing any value to your visitors outside of pushing affiliate links and ads. Google does no longer permit very thin sites full of ads/affiliate links to rank very highly, certainly not for the kind of highly commercial terms you are targeting, as part of its algorithm filters which take into account various on-page factors of your site.
Although our service has shown to work incredibly well on many sites and niches, you have to remember that backlinks are only a part of the ranking equation. The other part is your site and, more specifically, its relevance, value and quality as regarded by Google. If your site's on-page factors are found lacking by Google, then the greatest and most expensive link building campaign in existence will have difficulty ranking your site highly, especially when it comes to highly commercial niches where Google applies even stricter quality criteria.
You need to consider finding a way to provide value to your visitors in order to get in Google's good graces as far as your on-page is concerned. This could mean starting a frequently updated blog on your site with posts providing useful on-topic information
without banners/ads/affiliate links in every post. There are many other things you could implement to add value to your site which we will not go into specifically so as not to give away your niche, but taking a look at your competitors should give you some ideas.
Finally, as far as off-page goes, you should consider diversifying your anchors. At the moment, your site's anchors profile consists of more than 85% of your direct traffic terms. This is highly over optimized and should be addressed as well. You need to diversify your anchors with mainly generic terms like click here, more information, this site, etc. as well as related industry terms and brand/raw URL anchors. In order to do this, we advise to use other cost-effective link types that compliment these high PR links. Typically what we advise our clients is to use cheaper cost-effective link types to lay a diverse anchors profile and then focus on your traffic terms using these high PR links. When done right, the results are extraordinary.
We hope we have provided you with enough information to consider and move forward with. If this comes off blunt, we apologize. But since you have chosen to ask for help in the thread as opposed to PMing or emailing us, we felt obliged to post our findings in detail for the sake of transparency.