No Traffic On Amazon Niche Site

KelvyTheBlacky · Jan 12, 2021

Ever heard of Google sandbox?

Margaret Mwaura · Jan 12, 2021

Thanks links are important and needed

new_don · Jan 12, 2021

myfault said:
Don't add for now only 1-2 links to make it natural.

Thanks i will remove all the links of product as well direct links

Camper321 said:
Amazon product links = affiliate links.

What we are saying is when you are starting a new site - don't put in the amazon links-

Thanks i did not knew that before now i'll remove direct links as well until i start getting decent traffic

SERPhustler said:
I use a trick to get extra niche traffic. Create a disqus account and login. Go to google and search this:

site:.com "powered by disqus"+"lifestyle"

Replace "lifestyle" with your board niche main words.

Now, go to each site. Comment with a picture in it from Pexels.com plus your link. Remember to give value in the comment so that the site owner will not delete the comment even if he or she wants to.

Hope that helps

Thanks for trick will start doing this asap

FB_Tiger said:
Thats too general to know exectly from where the problem come from you should check one by one parameters first i suggest you to check what is your competitor visit hits and what is the average buying intent in your specefic niche after you have more details about you niche and about the competitor you can understand if its normall and you struggle because the seo serch or the price and the buying intenet low in your niche.

Thanks i'll definitely check these details

KelvyTheBlacky said:
Ever heard of Google sandbox?

yeah how much time will it take?

bestonline223 said:
I have site and 40+ post but failor 3 years from site run..

Hope your site too start getting traffic

khawk1 · Jan 12, 2021

Ok. So from what i am reading, 99% of the people here are living in the past, and fail to understand that Google has evolved since 2010.

1. Don't waste your time building links.
You can try get a few, but only targeted links in your niche.
2. Make sure your articles are unique,and of good quality. Google has machine learning, and can check (not perfect but still) if your articles are crap quality.
3. Make sure you write articles on subjects that can/will rank. If you try to rank for super hard keywords on a new domain its a waste of time.
4. Just my personal feeling..
Move your site to wp.
5. Add a Youtube channel, pinterest account, fb account, and post links there to your articles.
6. Someone mentioned writing articles on medium. Com. It's a good idea.
7. Your on a new site. Shit takes time.

Good luck.

SeoSpies · Jan 12, 2021

Without backlinks you're in the situation equivalent to that where nobody knows about you...

khawk1 · Jan 12, 2021

SeoSpies said:
Without backlinks you're in the situation equivalent to that where nobody knows about you...

COmpletely wrong!

Again, as I mentioned in my previous reply, this is a mindset of 2010.
Today, you need to focus on quality content, and no matter how many idiotic link pyramids you try to pull off, you will only be worse off, than when you started.
As long as your site is getting indexed, your providing quality content, and naturally make sure you are writing content that is worthy to be on page one, for your desired subject, then you will be fine.

Camper321 · Jan 13, 2021

khawk1 said:
COmpletely wrong!

Again, as I mentioned in my previous reply, this is a mindset of 2010.
Today, you need to focus on quality content, and no matter how many idiotic link pyramids you try to pull off, you will only be worse off, than when you started.
As long as your site is getting indexed, your providing quality content, and naturally make sure you are writing content that is worthy to be on page one, for your desired subject, then you will be fine.

You mention that "link building is so 2010", then why are you suggesting to build links on social platforms?

if I am writing a blog on say, dating, and relationships and I get a link from marriage .com to blog post - it's going to rank.

You are giving a lot of definite answers with a lot of unproven expertise.

KelvyTheBlacky · Jan 13, 2021

new_don said:
yeah how much time will it take?

It usually takes around 8 months. Use that time to crank out as much content as you can. And when the Google Gods finally accept you as one of their puppet, you'll be smilling all the way to the bank.

KelvyTheBlacky · Jan 13, 2021

new_don said:
Hi guys i have started my first amazon niche site in first week of september 2020 and till now in first week of january 2021 there is no traffic hardly 2-3 clicks in a month and 50-60 impressions around in a month.

It's been 4 months now and it's a fresh domain and till now i have 40 articles around 3500 word count on an avg. I have done zero link building except some some social media account creation.

I want to that am i doing right or is it take that much time to see good impressions and clicks from new domain.

By the way i am strictly following KGR technique in terms of keyword research and the niche is based on a particular product in household and the product range is an avg $300

Please guide me!

Your keywords are either probably difficult to rank for, or you're still in the mythical Google Sandbox.

Yuga · Jan 13, 2021

Yes those are all affiliate content

new_don · Jan 13, 2021

KelvyTheBlacky said:
It usually takes around 8 months. Use that time to crank out as much content as you can. And when the Google Gods finally accept you as one of their puppet, you'll be smilling all the way to the bank.

Thanks for the advice but that's your "Puppet" line motivates me to what i am going to do and what google will have to face after few years

khawk1 · Jan 14, 2021

Camper321 said:
You mention that "link building is so 2010", then why are you suggesting to build links on social platforms?

if I am writing a blog on say, dating, and relationships and I get a link from marriage .com to blog post - it's going to rank.

You are giving a lot of definite answers with a lot of unproven expertise.

I am not adding links on social media as backlinks, but rather as a way to drive traffic.
My point is overall, if you spend your time focus on backlinks, you will never succeed. Spend that time on creating well-optimized content, and you will be much better off.

trafficbird · Jan 15, 2021

Add facebook, twitter, instagram, pinterest, linkedin, youtube buttons and links.

Josh Saga · Jan 15, 2021

Hello - I would also like to add, your affiliate offer for an average $300 is also quite steep.
Even with good number of traffic - you're rarely gonna have sales.

But again with everyone - you need backlinks, and with 40+ articles, have you tried silo?
It helps on the long run if you're in this site for the long game. Silo will add relevance to your site and will be great for authority.

Anyways - I'm on the road to 60 articles as well with pure KGR Terms.
After all these KGR Terms I'll move up my Keyword research and scale with different methods.

I'm getting at least 300 a month right now with traffic, site is 2 months up.

new_don · Jan 15, 2021

trafficbird said:
Add facebook, twitter, instagram, pinterest, linkedin, youtube buttons and links.

Thanks for advice

new_don · Jan 15, 2021

Josh Saga said:
Hello - I would also like to add, your affiliate offer for an average $300 is also quite steep.
Even with good number of traffic - you're rarely gonna have sales.

But again with everyone - you need backlinks, and with 40+ articles, have you tried silo?
It helps on the long run if you're in this site for the long game. Silo will add relevance to your site and will be great for authority.

Anyways - I'm on the road to 60 articles as well with pure KGR Terms.
After all these KGR Terms I'll move up my Keyword research and scale with different methods.

I'm getting at least 300 a month right now with traffic, site is 2 months up.

Thanks for your valuable advice and no i have not tried silo structure yet i am planning to do that this week.

Can you tell me is your domain fresh domain and you are getting 300 visits a month?

nSnoopy · Jan 15, 2021

Writting from my own experience:

1. Don't add affiliate links untill you have enough traffic (my website had around 1000 organic users each month, and it took me about 3 months to get those 3 sales).
2. Focus only on content, since your website is new you need to add as much content as you can (try to keep the content quality as high as possible).
3. After you reach a content goal, you can start link building, try to use some multi tiered link building service and wait 3-6 months to see how it is going.
4. Make sure you have the whole site structure the way you want it, changing this later can have a negative impact on your website.
5. Don't rush it!!!!! I did this and the changes i made later on had a big impact on my traffic.

Good luck

new_don · Jan 15, 2021

nSnoopy said:
Writting from my own experience:

1. Don't add affiliate links untill you have enough traffic (my website had around 1000 organic users each month, and it took me about 3 months to get those 3 sales).
2. Focus only on content, since your website is new you need to add as much content as you can (try to keep the content quality as high as possible).
3. After you reach a content goal, you can start link building, try to use some multi tiered link building service and wait 3-6 months to see how it is going.
4. Make sure you have the whole site structure the way you want it, changing this later can have a negative impact on your website.
5. Don't rush it!!!!! I did this and the changes i made later on had a big impact on my traffic.

Good luck

Thanks for the advice i have removed all the affiliate links from my site. What's the products ticket size of your niche as an avg. Mine is $300 is it okay?

nSnoopy · Jan 15, 2021

new_don said:
Thanks for the advice i have removed all the affiliate links from my site. What's the products ticket size of your niche as an avg. Mine is $300 is it okay?

300$ is too much, you will have a hard time getting your first sales, but still you will get some nice comissions out of it

Mine is around 50-100$

new_don · Jan 15, 2021

nSnoopy said:
Writting from my own experience:

1. Don't add affiliate links untill you have enough traffic (my website had around 1000 organic users each month, and it took me about 3 months to get those 3 sales).
2. Focus only on content, since your website is new you need to add as much content as you can (try to keep the content quality as high as possible).
3. After you reach a content goal, you can start link building, try to use some multi tiered link building service and wait 3-6 months to see how it is going.
4. Make sure you have the whole site structure the way you want it, changing this later can have a negative impact on your website.
5. Don't rush it!!!!! I did this and the changes i made later on had a big impact on my traffic.

Good luck

nSnoopy said:
300$ is too much, you will have a hard time getting your first sales, but still you will get some nice comissions out of it
Mine is around 50-100$

I don't know initially this otherwise i definitely choosed lower priced products

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