I was wondering if anyone can provide any advice on ranking my autoblog. The autoblog is locally aimed and pulls questions related to the towns in my county from yahoo answers along with videos from youtube and some articles from the local papers.
I did some copyscape checks on some of the posts and only the source is found as its super niche and sometimes not even the source is found on some posts and only my page is shown as the source.
I know tons of autoblogs seem to easily rank sometimes better then the original and these autoblogs usually rip articles that are on hundreds of other autoblogs... i cant see duplicate content being the issue but for some reasons its refusing to be indexed.
Its been about a week maybe slightly less and 14/1k pages are indexed and the sites building its self up by about 50 posts - 100 posts a day.
When the sitemap was at about 900 I spread a 200k scrapebox blast out across those 900 links and that is when 14 got indexed. I also mass pinged the 900 pages with prstorm.
How long does it usually take to get indexed properly? Ive also got about 200 pages of images ripped from flickr.
any advice would be great,
Cheers.
I did some copyscape checks on some of the posts and only the source is found as its super niche and sometimes not even the source is found on some posts and only my page is shown as the source.
I know tons of autoblogs seem to easily rank sometimes better then the original and these autoblogs usually rip articles that are on hundreds of other autoblogs... i cant see duplicate content being the issue but for some reasons its refusing to be indexed.
Its been about a week maybe slightly less and 14/1k pages are indexed and the sites building its self up by about 50 posts - 100 posts a day.
When the sitemap was at about 900 I spread a 200k scrapebox blast out across those 900 links and that is when 14 got indexed. I also mass pinged the 900 pages with prstorm.
How long does it usually take to get indexed properly? Ive also got about 200 pages of images ripped from flickr.
any advice would be great,
Cheers.