Why does your rank always fall on Google when you do linking both internal and external?

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It really depends on several factors. I will try to number them:

  1. Quality of your links, are they do-follow or non-follow? Number of links compared with your competitors and Domain and Page Authority. Check Ahrefs .com to obtain those metrics.
  2. Are you publishing content regularly? One of the most common mistakes is to publish content in batches. Create content regularly will increase your SERP.
  3. Do you have Sitemaps? Make you all your pages are indexed by Google. You can find out this in the Google Search Console.
  4. Niche you are working on. If it’s very competitive niche (health or money for example), you will need much more than a bit of linking.
You will need a solid strategy to follow in order to increase your ranking a position in page 1.
 
What is going on with this Digital Point bullshit threads lately? If it were up to me, I would be banning users like you left and right without remorse.
 
What is going on with this Digital Point bullshit threads lately? If it were up to me, I would be banning users like you left and right without remorse.

Please, can you explain me what are you talking about?
 
What is the point of this entire thread?

Besides post hunting to promote your website in your bio?
 
What is the point of this entire thread?

Besides post hunting to promote your website in your bio?

Give some information about the topic. I didn't know it was wrong to open informative threads.

But if that's the case, thank you for letting me know.

Do you know if there is any section in BHW to post informative threads?

Regards
 
It's fine to open this thread in this section, that's not a problem.

Problem is, that it's not informative at all and provides zero value.
 
So you are just assuming here two things:

1. Digital Point has bullshit threads (based on your previous comment), which I can understand, this is just an opinion. I don't argue on that.

2. This post provides zero value. Perhaps it provides zero value for you, but not everybody knows this facts. And yes, there is plenty of information talking about this out there, but sometimes reading it in a forum as a fresh thread can encourage people to take action.
 
1. This is not really an opinion. Anyone with at least a bit of IM experience and critical thinking can see that.

2. You know how informative threads look like? Take a look here and compare it with yours:

http://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/am...-journey-to-1000-a-day-100-outsourced.759612/
http://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/5-...egies-tips-advice-inside-15-000-words.821874/
http://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/su...uilding-step-by-step-blueprint-9-parts.825593

And I could go on for quite some while. BHW is on a bit higher level than what you are apparently used to. You have joined on Saturday apparently, so read a bit more before you start posting.

This thread is as if I took some book on SEO and wrote down 4 random sentences out of it. Zero value. I don't even understand what you were trying to say. It's just a 1 level above automated spam bot quality.
 
Thank you for your advice honestly.

I registeres on Saturday but I've been reading for a whilrle BHW.

I'll be sure that my next post will be useful, informative and adding real value.

No hard feelings.

By the way, thank you for the links, I'll spend some quality time reading them.
 
OP, you ought to come up with something good. A fair balance of no-follow and follow links will help your SEO efforts in the long run. Just making sure you stand corrected.
 
Create content regularly will increase your SERP
This is very generic, not all kinds of sites need fresh content.
If wikipedia stop publishing new articles, will the old articles lose their rankings, even if they have quality content and keep obtaining new links?
If it’s very competitive niche (health or money for example), you will need much more than a bit of linking
Like what?
 
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