New website, no visitors yet

Hi there. Last days I bought a new domain name. I've installed WordPress, install a nice theme, etc.

I SEO configure it, bought 3 Gigs on fiverr, for Backlinks.
I also promoted it on Youtube, and Facebook.
But, today I get just 56 visitors (56=nothing).
What I'm doing wrong?

I check the SEO score, and I get 100% SEO.

Any recommendations?



Thanks for your time

Content? Do you have any content on the site? Is the content any good? How much content do you have?

If the answer is none or little to any of the above questions, you have your answer. No point having a ton of backlinks pointing to a site with no valuable content.

Is your site/video ranking on YT/G?
If so, check how many searches the KW is getting, if low number, try to target KWs that have more searches.

@BadyBoySEO Yes, I have some content ( not too much ). I have about 17 articles, copied from internet, from the same niche, but overwritten.
For them, I used Article Spinner, and next I checked them for plagiarism. But, as you said, maybe is because the lack of too much content.

@Royserpa I don't know if it is ranking on Google yet. I bought it just a few days ago. So, no Alexa or Google changes, yet.

For the SEO, I also registered a blogspot subdomain, and a wordpress subdomain. These two blogs point to my new website. Here I have a little question: I must upload a lot of content there, too, or I can upload just a few articles?

Thank you guys, and sorry for my poor english ( at this late hour for me ).

If the content is all highly spun you might struggle with organic traffic from Google, but that may not be the issue. As its a new site you may have to wait see how the site performs.

How are the videos doing on YouTube? Are they getting traffic? You will probably need quite a lot of traffic to get even a few clicks through to your site.

For the Blogspot and Wordpress subdomains I would post at least a few articles of content. But would make sure you link out to a few other sites to make your outbound link profile look normal. The more content you post on those two Web 2.0's the better really.

I think I didn't explain very well the Youtube part.
I don't have a video presentation about my new website. I just post comments on popular videos ( in this case, I post comments on popular videos from the website's niche ), and with the Like1St tehnique, I rate them until they will go to the "Top Comments".
Usually, I get from Youtube at least 500-1000 UV per day, depends of the video, day (monday, tuesday, etc ), and - of course- the hour of the post.

Anyway, like you said, the main 'problem' can be the age of the website, which in this case is very very short.

King Regards,
Ricky

Ricky.Montana said:

@Royserpa I don't know if it is ranking on Google yet. I bought it just a few days ago. So, no Alexa or Google changes, yet.

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Then you should focus on other traffic sources, like videos, articles, images, blablablabla.

SEO and YT are not the only ways to get traffic