arganrecords
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- Oct 12, 2013
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Thanks man, I appreciate it. I am new to the silo thing, i've done more paid traffic stuff lately so thats why I asked a few questions.
However, OP say silo is still the way to go. Confusion!![]()
Use silo, will help you with UX and Seo
I think you should evaluate based on what you hear be true, the proof is the earnings and traffic increases.
About products research, do you use some software tool or do you find items manually? Thanks
I'm using SemRush, keyword research becomes smarter and faster.
You've hit the nail on the head with this one. Most beginners (me included) set our sights on goals that are insanely lofty. There's nothing wrong with having a clear vision and a giant goal to reach - But we need to be successful in the smaller variations, i.e - niche sites, before we can have a hope in hell of sticking it out for the long slog to create an authority site like this one.. A goal? Absolutely.. A worthwhile pursuit for a beginner? I think not!
Yeah, I can say anyone can do what I'm doing but it's a bit difficult for beginners if they don't have any experience.
My advice is to start with niche website to understand what's the goal of a website and how to structure it.
I don't see how you can possibly silo with 10 articles.
If you had 10 silos you'd just have 10 articles that don't link to each other.
If you have 2 silos then you've still only got 5 articles interlinking. That will hinder rather than help a site. You're better off interlinking your 10 articles.
I will interlink 5 articles if I've 2 silos and I've this kind of websites with monthly passive earnings and good amount of traffic
In this journey I want to share my experience and it says is better silo even without a lot of contents because is proved by me to be a winning move.
Now, every website can rank good without silo, I prefer to rank with silo because in this way I've all the content well organized.
That said speak about your experience splishsplash