Anticitizen1
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I want to use sites like microworkera so people search my brand name in Google every day. Will this benefit my SEO , and is it dangerous cause I can get penalty?
Buying Google searxh traffic through Microworkers. Is it dangerous ?
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J1218
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I had a similar question regarding Microworkers; hopefully this doesn't come off like I'm hijacking your thread, but I figured it was relevant and may be helpful to you and others, so I'll post it here.
I've read from a few people here that along with getting clicks to your site directly from Google, there's an SEO benefit to sending traffic to your backlink pages and having the user click on your backlink to be taken to your site. So if you buy a guest post, you'd send traffic to that post and have them click your backlink there. Apparently this sends a signal to Google that helps increase your rankings.
Using a site like Microworkers seems like the easiest/cheapest option for this.
Can anyone confirm whether this works or not, and if so, is there a certain strategy that seems to be most effective?
I've read from a few people here that along with getting clicks to your site directly from Google, there's an SEO benefit to sending traffic to your backlink pages and having the user click on your backlink to be taken to your site. So if you buy a guest post, you'd send traffic to that post and have them click your backlink there. Apparently this sends a signal to Google that helps increase your rankings.
Using a site like Microworkers seems like the easiest/cheapest option for this.
Can anyone confirm whether this works or not, and if so, is there a certain strategy that seems to be most effective?
Anticitizen1
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Following this . This is one of the ranking factor in Yandex search engine btw . Don't know about Google.
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I wouldn't test it on a money site
The effects won't last long
The effects won't last long
hideath
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It's one of the ways to manipulate brand name searches & UX experience for Google,
It's one of the safest since real humans make it with residential IPs,
The big question here is how long can you keep that running,
Surely it could help for a while, but if you drop it after, it will get you the opposite effect,
Also, you have to make sure that each of these users stays enough within the page to avoid increasing the bounce rate,
It could work, but it's not really worth it unless you're competing for a precious niche with a tiny target audience,
With that, you'll be adding more people into the picture, and all of them within your side
It's one of the safest since real humans make it with residential IPs,
The big question here is how long can you keep that running,
Surely it could help for a while, but if you drop it after, it will get you the opposite effect,
Also, you have to make sure that each of these users stays enough within the page to avoid increasing the bounce rate,
It could work, but it's not really worth it unless you're competing for a precious niche with a tiny target audience,
With that, you'll be adding more people into the picture, and all of them within your side
hideath
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It's one of the ways to manipulate brand name searches & UX experience for Google,
It's one of the safest since real humans make it with residential IPs,
The big question here is how long can you keep that running,
Surely it could help for a while, but if you drop it after, it will get you the opposite effect,
Also, you have to make sure that each of these users stays enough within the page to avoid increasing the bounce rate,
It could work, but it's not really worth it unless you're competing for a precious niche with a tiny target audience,
With that, you'll be adding more people into the picture, and all of them within your side
It's one of the safest since real humans make it with residential IPs,
The big question here is how long can you keep that running,
Surely it could help for a while, but if you drop it after, it will get you the opposite effect,
Also, you have to make sure that each of these users stays enough within the page to avoid increasing the bounce rate,
It could work, but it's not really worth it unless you're competing for a precious niche with a tiny target audience,
With that, you'll be adding more people into the picture, and all of them within your side
J1218
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Theoretically, as soon as the site starts ranking higher for those target terms, the real traffic from Google would take over and it wouldn't matter that you stopped using MW traffic since the numbers would be even higher.
Amazon's algorithm is a good example of this actually. I have some FBA businesses, and the easiest/quickest way to increase a product's ranking is doing "search, find, buy" campaigns. You have people search for the exact term you want to rank for, find your product (even if it's back a page or 2), click on it from that search query page, and buy it. As soon as you take the top spots, you can shut these campaigns off since real customers will now be buying your product organically, and as long as you're converting, it will stay there.
I know Google and Amazon are 2 entirely separate algorithms, but the same concept would be at play IF that is one of Google's ranking factors.
hideath
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Absolutely correct,
Idk how I missed such a point,
You'll get more CTR as you rank but UX will still play a role in here and if you provide enough value to keep it up, it might actually work
J1218
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Absolutely. Building a site that's worthy of the top spot is the first step; without that, everything else is futile anyway. It's such a simple concept but amazingly so many people try to build an inferior product and wonder why they aren't making any money.
Peggy Mitchell
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Not sure about this