Well, somehow it was reluctant to me, to share this, but.. As I am finished today for my projects, why not give s.th. back to the community.
ever thought "how long does it take... to see SERP IMprovements?"
well, 3,5 weeks.
however, those 3,5 weeks only apply to "relevant, strong links", eg. non-spun-unique-blogposts on non spammed domains. "crap links 5$ fiver links", can be somwhere from a few days to months, till you see "sth or nothing".
back to case.
I have done other extensive tests, on multiple niches, pages, domains and whatnot. PBN posts from sellers here, my own blogs, and stuff...
so, that number is extremely accurate.
it is 3,5 weeks.
3 to 4 weeks, it took on average till # improvement came.
usually, approx 48 hours, after a new strong post was let lose, rankings started dacing. and approx 3-4 weeks, they normalized.
some times, rankings stayed the same for 3 weeks, then suddendly on week 3,5 they improved..
the following weeks later, link juice seems to flatten out, sometimes improve, but in most cases, it just daced around+-3 spots.
CURRENT:
https://gyazo.com/b7d4b7c779fc95b65bec570b41d1421e
this is a perfect example of countless (!) timeframes I tracked the last 6 months over countless pages, projects, PBN suppliers and other strong blogposts.
today, I wont go into any further details, cause, I am to lazy, tired, and kind of IM overdose fixing anchortags :/.
just remember, 3,5 weeks. for IMprovements.
yeah, I know. there are "faster" improvements. I know that, but I am talking on average here.
ok, I give you another one. total different niche, this time PBN posts:
https://gyazo.com/9f5179c1fbcfc688cc16f0d8f13ec5b8
"exactly 3,5" weeks, averaging out the approx 48h till the crawlers get the PBN post..
DONE.
ever thought "how long does it take... to see SERP IMprovements?"
well, 3,5 weeks.
however, those 3,5 weeks only apply to "relevant, strong links", eg. non-spun-unique-blogposts on non spammed domains. "crap links 5$ fiver links", can be somwhere from a few days to months, till you see "sth or nothing".
back to case.
I have done other extensive tests, on multiple niches, pages, domains and whatnot. PBN posts from sellers here, my own blogs, and stuff...
so, that number is extremely accurate.
it is 3,5 weeks.
3 to 4 weeks, it took on average till # improvement came.
usually, approx 48 hours, after a new strong post was let lose, rankings started dacing. and approx 3-4 weeks, they normalized.
some times, rankings stayed the same for 3 weeks, then suddendly on week 3,5 they improved..
the following weeks later, link juice seems to flatten out, sometimes improve, but in most cases, it just daced around+-3 spots.
CURRENT:
https://gyazo.com/b7d4b7c779fc95b65bec570b41d1421e
this is a perfect example of countless (!) timeframes I tracked the last 6 months over countless pages, projects, PBN suppliers and other strong blogposts.
today, I wont go into any further details, cause, I am to lazy, tired, and kind of IM overdose fixing anchortags :/.
just remember, 3,5 weeks. for IMprovements.
yeah, I know. there are "faster" improvements. I know that, but I am talking on average here.
ok, I give you another one. total different niche, this time PBN posts:
https://gyazo.com/9f5179c1fbcfc688cc16f0d8f13ec5b8
"exactly 3,5" weeks, averaging out the approx 48h till the crawlers get the PBN post..
DONE.
