Launched first campaign on PropellerAds. Direct linking to an offer. I think my tracking is messed up and the offer is just kinda bad. This just ran for a few hours and I shut it down because no way it'll be profitable.
I also have a feeling that I am getting a lot of bot traffic. Here is...
it does target users and is written in plain conversational english
it is "seo optimized" but that was what you needed to do to rank for the past YEARS
the content isn't just bs spam
one site.
the worst part is what has worked for many of us for YEARS is now what we're NOT supposed to do...
rewriting my entire site seems pretty unreasonable... HCU classifier seems site-wide so even when I improve my top posts, i dont see any changes
Is cloaking like...
You have one link that it's set to until the ad is approved, then you "switch it over" to the correct link?
Is my understanding correct on that...?
Wondering the same here. Are links a big focus?
I've been one of those "just focus on content and you'll get links"
but i'm now getting beat out by HUGE sites...
Everybody else in my niche has been DESTROYED (>90% traffic gone)... this is not a niche that only large sites should be able to...
I'm exploring stuff like pinterest but it's a long uphill battle for me when i've had years of AMAZING rankings... makes me want to just jump to paid aff.
Yeah I removed all the thin content. Pretty much everything is/was indexed but even my super thin pages that I only intended for people on my email list to click were being indexed... so i can see how that content was not helpful in google's eyes...
but still, it's been like 2 months and it's...
2000+ words
90% US traffic
Don't want to say category but it was a very high RPM category. Not YMYL.
I'm seeing reports of other people saying they're seeing traffic bumps just yesterday and today -- i'm patiently waiting. Will report back if I see anything.
I lost like 70-80% of my traffic after years of top rankings and >100k pv/month...
I feel like all my content was pretty good -- there was a bit of thin articles that I've removed but traffic has just kept declining.
I'm personally pivoting to aff marketing w/ paid ads and just kinda waiting...
yeah i really doubt they'd want it too lol.
in all seriousness, these are really the only options
1. If it's not branded (ex: miamipizza.com), try to build/sell a website to a business in that area
2. Just let it expire
If it's got their brand name in the domain, you can't do much.
Going to document a bit about going from $0 to $1 with CPA/aff.
Pretty much my first time doing anything serious with paid traffic.
I've done exclusively organic traffic for the past few years, so would appreciate any criticism / pointing out where my perspective on all this could be wrong...
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