Is there some fixed number of posts after which the ranking shoots up considerably?

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One trend I see on top ranking websites in search is that they are covering lot of topics in different posts. Do you need certain number of posts after which Google starts valuing the site more?
 
I've seen 1-page websites raking in lots of traffic lately, I don't think that post count matters...
These must be very aged and the ranking is mainly because of the age. Am I correct?
 
These must be very aged and the ranking is mainly because of the age. Am I correct?
never checked the age (they're not my sites), I only know that they rank well :)
 
never checked the age (they're not my sites), I only know that they rank well :)
If someone is able to rank one page sites still, he must have a very impressive roi, almost all expense on content is being saved here.
 
If someone is able to rank one page sites still, he must have a very impressive roi, almost all expense on content is being saved here.
yeah :)
 
The more posts you have, the more internal linking possibilities you have - which is indeed relevant to a certain degree. Also, you need a certain number of posts to increase the chance of getting accepted for Google AdSense (if that matters for you). There is no official number for that, but I read somewhere that chances increase massively with more than 100 posts.
 
The short answer to your question is no-there is NONE.

Different niches have different sandbox durations.

Some niches are very saturated and very competitive.

I am of course talking about Forex, personal finance, that kind of thing.

In those niches it takes a long time for your blog to see decent traffic.

I'm talking about at least over 200 visitors per day.

In other niches, especially very big ones that seem to have a lot of competitors but have even more end-users, you can basically get out of the gate at full speed.

It's as if you click the publish button and the next week you have a decent sized site with decent traffic.

It really all depends on your target niche.

With that said though, even if you are in the right niche, Google is still going to compare your content's value with your competitors.

So it's a good idea to study what your competitors are doing and compile what they're doing right and offer something different.

What I suggest is to focus on the emotional payoff of seeing your content. You need to do something that rarely gets done by many online publishers, which is to get into the head of your target viewer.

What would they expect when they type in a certain keyword into Google?

What kind of emotional or mental state would they expect after reading the content?

Focus on that and you should get more success with the materials you choose to publish.
 
No there are no exact numbers for post count. But if you have more articles, you will get more value.
 
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