how long does sape take to work?

[7yearitch]

i pointed some high pr sape links to my website. it's been 2 weeks and no growth in traffic yet. how long does it normally take to see results?

 

[SEO Power]

There is no fixed time. It can take up to a month. Check the status of the back links to see if they have been indexed. There is a huge number of sites in SAPE that sport fake pagerank, so that might be the problem too.

 

[Knasper]

Take a look at this thread:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...aiting-period-after-may-14-payday-update.html

Might explain why you are not ranking

 

[prab1996]

it's been 2 weeks and no growth in traffic yet

you should be talking about ranks. get a rank checker. sape usually take 1 month.
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[alternatesword]

Just obtain rank tracker and input your site and keywords to track where your site is for the keywords. Normally, it will take 15-30 days to see possible ranking increment. Don't just stop creating backlinks, keep creating some other links and social signals.

 

[lover]

i pointed some high pr sape links to my website. it's been 2 weeks and no growth in traffic yet. how long does it normally take to see results?

I hope you checked the other metrics like DA/PA and trust flow of those links, there are lot of fake PR sites in SAPE and some are not indexed in Google. Home pages links are always better since inner pages hardly have backlinks to it.

 

[ostap]

I think sape is not that useful, it is hard to find websites with relevant niche content, with few outbound links and what is most important with decent traffic from Google. Common misunderstanding now is that folks pay more attention on page rank rather than on traffic

 

[American Trends]

Mate, I have never seen sape working for any site they work for a while (if you are attempting this), but they won't help you in long run and you will also have to remove them at last to get your rank back. Anyways, I had tried this once it took a month and a half and my two kw were in top 5 and for the same site after 15 days they were in 300.

 

[jackl]

I think sape is not that useful, it is hard to find websites with relevant niche content, with few outbound links and what is most important with decent traffic from Google. Common misunderstanding now is that folks pay more attention on page rank rather than on traffic

600k+ websites and you have trouble finding good ones?
Lamest complaint ever.

 

[Scritty]

I think sape is not that useful, it is hard to find websites with relevant niche content, with few outbound links and what is most important with decent traffic from Google. Common misunderstanding now is that folks pay more attention on page rank rather than on traffic

While I agree Page rank is a busted - or near busted flush. SAPE has (or did have last time I used it) tens of thousands of sites with EXCELLENT trust and authority ratings and well over half a million sites overall.

Choose based on the metrics you want -
No one is forcing you to choose based on Pr
As for niche, well 600,000 should fit most niches somewhere. Remember to broaden the niche a little.
So if "patio heaters" is your thing, consider gardening, heating, economy, ecology as well as "on the nose" patio heater sites"
Hell, if there is a site that is exactly on topic, but already exists already ranks, already has trust and authority - then 99 chances out of 100 it's your competition for your keywords on page one of the search engines and getting a link from it isn't going to solve your problem. Broaden your niche a bit.

If you still can't find any sites, then you are shafted. Never come close to not finding broad niche sites back when I used SAPE and I promoted everything from Slug pellets to Golf holidays in Portugal passing through self inflating emergency tyres and ceramic glazing on the way.

Scritty

 

[shakeitout]

There is no fixed time. It can take up to a month. Check the status of the back links to see if they have been indexed. There is a huge number of sites in SAPE that sport fake pagerank, so that might be the problem too.

RadiantDarkness here <------

SAPE actually should index around the same time as a properly hosted 301 domain.

If you're picking REAL PR SAPE links with quality links/metrics that are already indexed etc... you should be seeing juice flowing within 5 days... I do agree that at times we pick the wrong links which can take up to 10-14 days to index, but 95% of the time with basic checks you shouldn't have this problem.

 

[Laubster]

Depends if it's Google SandBox or regular delays. Last time I used SAPE it took 3 weeks for rankings to climb, but when they did it was fast. And remember with SAPE you almost always need more links than you think, better to get too many than too little and play the waiting game.

 

[giveandtakes]

Check if your sape links are indexed and also check how you diversify your anchors.

 

[Nut-Nights]

Are you using only sape ? Try build few web 2.0 and PBN links to get faster results.

 

[Martin1971]

Check if your sape links are indexed and also check how you diversify your anchors.

Hi,

And how do you check or the sape links are indexed, if you have 10 links you can check manually. But what if you have 400 sape links?

Thanks for advice.

Martin1971

 

[jollyman]

Mate, I have never seen sape working for any site they work for a while (if you are attempting this), but they won't help you in long run and you will also have to remove them at last to get your rank back. Anyways, I had tried this once it took a month and a half and my two kw were in top 5 and for the same site after 15 days they were in 300.

Yup, you are right. Usually sape links are used as churn and burn technique. Its most beneficial for your money site. But, you can't except long term result with this.

 

[shakeitout]

Yup, you are right. Usually sape links are used as churn and burn technique. Its most beneficial for your money site. But, you can't except long term result with this.

What the fuck? How does everyone mis-use SAPE? it is by far one of the strongest publicly offered PBN in the world. SAPE is a Russian public blog network - nothing more - nothing less...

If you filter your links properly, check for indexation, Check for Fake PR you'll be fine.

Now can we please stop talking about SAPE causing penalties. Most penalties come from too many anchor links on too weak of a profile that has - you guessed it - more anchor links and not enough diversity. The sandbox is for children - you use PR4-6 SAPE links you're going to get out of that sandbox very quickly with just authority... Currently velocity + authority gets you out very quickly. Remember that PR is 0-10... So all of those PR0-3 links you're buying aren't going to be doing much. It's like taking lower than a F on a test. Thinking rationality and testing accordingly is the only way to knowledge.

I have yet to have even one churn and burn project backed by SAPE get nuked. SAPE can be targeted to Tier 1 links... 301's... Parasites...get creative with your strategies.

 

[InstaRank]

I use sape and some other private networks, it usually takes around 2 weeks to hit page 1 if you have good quality website. Authority site's inner pages rank quicker then home page of a new website.

 

[Laubster]

What the fuck? How does everyone mis-use SAPE? it is by far one of the strongest publicly offered PBN in the world. SAPE is a Russian public blog network - nothing more - nothing less...

If you filter your links properly, check for indexation, Check for Fake PR you'll be fine.

Now can we please stop talking about SAPE causing penalties. Most penalties come from too many anchor links on too weak of a profile that has - you guessed it - more anchor links and not enough diversity. The sandbox is for children - you use PR4-6 SAPE links you're going to get out of that sandbox very quickly with just authority... Currently velocity + authority gets you out very quickly. Remember that PR is 0-10... So all of those PR0-3 links you're buying aren't going to be doing much. It's like taking lower than a F on a test. Thinking rationality and testing accordingly is the only way to knowledge.

I have yet to have even one churn and burn project backed by SAPE get nuked. SAPE can be targeted to Tier 1 links... 301's... Parasites...get creative with your strategies.

I agree. I don't have tons of SAPE experience but based on my experience if you respect anchor text and link velocity you can go far.

 

[7yearitch]

What the fuck? How does everyone mis-use SAPE? it is by far one of the strongest publicly offered PBN in the world. SAPE is a Russian public blog network - nothing more - nothing less...

If you filter your links properly, check for indexation, Check for Fake PR you'll be fine.

Now can we please stop talking about SAPE causing penalties. Most penalties come from too many anchor links on too weak of a profile that has - you guessed it - more anchor links and not enough diversity. The sandbox is for children - you use PR4-6 SAPE links you're going to get out of that sandbox very quickly with just authority... Currently velocity + authority gets you out very quickly. Remember that PR is 0-10... So all of those PR0-3 links you're buying aren't going to be doing much. It's like taking lower than a F on a test. Thinking rationality and testing accordingly is the only way to knowledge.

I have yet to have even one churn and burn project backed by SAPE get nuked. SAPE can be targeted to Tier 1 links... 301's... Parasites...get creative with your strategies.

thanks for this. this is what i'm testing out with one of my bigger sites. i have this theory that sape is like this huge public pbn-for-rent that's more convenient than building your own.

how are your anchor text percentages? and what type of anchor text and links do you use? if you don't mind that is..