Does Google care how many posts your site has daily?

[blackhatboss9]

A Big no to spun articles. If you are looking for ROI from your site, then stick to unique content. Post consistenly, and with just a bit of quality SEO you can rank.

 

[jewradly]

Don't spin your articles fooooooooool. Google likes real shit

 

[killpenguin]

Don't spin your articles fooooooooool. Google likes real shit

Clear as water.

 

[rongtuchien]

GG doesn't care about the quatity, but quality of your posts. They must be unique and get many social shares.

 

[procam]

If you don't know what you're talking about STFU.. How do you think news sites get ranked high? 90% of them directly copy news stories from other news sites. None of that matters! The only thing that matters is if people like what's on your site!!

You must also ALWAYS link back to the source of the curated content and other related authority sources. This also attracts natural backlinks without the need to build backlinks. That's what an authority site is!

GG doesn't care about the quatity, but quality of your posts. They must be unique and get many social shares.

 

[kbos2hm]

i use to have about 4 sites going at once and fresh content every day. Google seems to like good content. I ended up with PR3 and PR2 the best bits were the content i wrote myself then looked at the best available for the same article and write it better and try and give more information.

 

[websiteask]

What I discovered is that, if all the spun articles have different titles google will not bother. But you should not post more than 20 per day.

 

[InvoiceLABs]

Not really. It just picks which content qualifies to get index and index it.

If you were to post 100 posts per day and only 1 of them is deemed good quality for Google then there's not really any point posting 100 posts per day when you can spend time into putting out 5 high quality posts per day instead where the chances of those 5 getting indexed is much higher than chunking out 100 low quality posts.

 

[Roparadise]

Quality and length of article is what matters the most. The more posts that you make each day, the more longtail keywords your site will be picking up on sooner.

 

[Zouper]

lol. Looks like there is a bunch of experts who surely dont just repeat over and over what they heard somewhere and believe its true. Try to test stuff on your own.

The truth is, you can post nearly any number of posts daily, just make sure that the spin has at least 90% uniqueness. I've made myself more than 100 000 posts daily for several days on one website coming from a single autospun article and they ALL got indexed.

 

[RAYRAY7]

Rarely, do I get involved in such debates, but let me give you some reasonable alternatives. Google is a thinking animal and if you think you can pull a fast one, sooner or later they'll catch you. Just ask yourself:

1- how long do you want your website to last in the serps?

2- Are you doing this for the long haul, or just following the so called experts with get rich quick schemes?

3- How do you want your website to be perceived by Google - Excellent, Average, Junk or don't bother?

Contrary to what you might hear, great outstanding content is far better than any link schemes, be it blog networks, web 2.0 etc. It makes no difference how many articles you post daily, as long as they're outstanding in quality.

Do remember, indexed article means nothing if you're not ranking. A well researched article with good LSI keywords should run you about $20 for 900 to 1,000 words.

Nowadays, if you manage to rank high with crappy content and link scheme and you're making bank, your competitors will report you to Google in due time.

Just look at Forbes.com, they publish about 300 to 500 articles daily and all new, well researched content with average length of 1200 words. Go for quality, my friend and leave the bottom feeders to mad linking devices.

I have tried just about everything you can think of - ranking wise, and can safely tell you, great content is what you need to make bank permanently. Some might disagree, but I speak from experience and that my friend is the best teacher.

 

[m2bsolutions]

Yes Google really cares about the posts which your are updating regularly. Try to update your posts daily and share it on social media sites. It can be helpful for you.

 

[MorganX]

The questions raised are well and I think the OP will end up with the solution as soon as possible...!

Rarely, do I get involved in such debates, but let me give you some reasonable alternatives. Google is a thinking animal and if you think you can pull a fast one, sooner or later they'll catch you. Just ask yourself:

1- how long do you want your website to last in the serps?

2- Are you doing this for the long haul, or just following the so called experts with get rich quick schemes?

3- How do you want your website to be perceived by Google - Excellent, Average, Junk or don't bother?

Contrary to what you might hear, great outstanding content is far better than any link schemes, be it blog networks, web 2.0 etc. It makes no difference how many articles you post daily, as long as they're outstanding in quality.

Do remember, indexed article means nothing if you're not ranking. A well researched article with good LSI keywords should run you about $20 for 900 to 1,000 words.

Nowadays, if you manage to rank high with crappy content and link scheme and you're making bank, your competitors will report you to Google in due time.

Just look at Forbes.com, they publish about 300 to 500 articles daily and all new, well researched content with average length of 1200 words. Go for quality, my friend and leave the bottom feeders to mad linking devices.

I have tried just about everything you can think of - ranking wise, and can safely tell you, great content is what you need to make bank permanently. Some might disagree, but I speak from experience and that my friend is the best teacher.

 

[accelerator_dd]

I would not suggest spun content. You can still get away with low quality on your blog, but spun content might get you penalyzed. In fact - it's only a question of when it gets you penalyzed.

 

[Roparadise]

If you know your niche well, you shouldn't have a problem writing alot of articles on your own instead of using a spinner. I used to think that a 500 word article was alot and took a long time, but since I've been writing my own articles I can do them very quickly and their all unique. But I'm one of the only experts in my niche.

 

[THUNDERELVI]

Google is 10 steps ahead of blackhat so be prepared to have 10 articles.

10 Steps ahead of Blackhat ? Didn't seem like that to me when a blackhatter from this very forum ranked Mat Cutts site for payday loans keyword on Page 1 a while ago!