It will depend upon topic and quality. Old accounts having aged of 6 month and with 1000 karma will get very good response. Topic focused with clean history tend to be valued higher.
Yes it is effective. What the people are searching for can bring more traffic. But high search volume is risky because when competition is high then ranking is difficulty.
Check is their any duplicate content or mistakenly noindex tags are their. Also add internal links request indexing in Google Search Console. It can take few weeks for a new page.
Focus on white hat to publish helpful keyword content, improve site speed, get quality backlinks naturally. Most new websites start seeing noticeable organic traffic month after month.
With 50K daily visitors, you should test networks like propeller adds alongside Adsterra to compare performance. You can also boost it by push notifications, direct add deals for faster downloads.
I think white hat SEO is still the best approach for stable rankings Quality content proper on page SEO and natural backlinks take time but the results seem more reliable in the long run. What white hat methods are working best for you lately?
I’m still new to SEO, but I have noticed some small sites with only a few detailed articles ranking better than sites with tons of supporting posts.
Do you guys think Google prefers quality and consolidation more than massive topical clusters now?
I’m new to SEO too, but I have noticed smaller sites with fewer strong pages often outperform bloated clusters. Too many similar supporting posts seem to cause cannibalization instead of authority. Personally, I’m seeing better results with consolidated “power pages” than dozens of thin articles.
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