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I have a great domain which is around 6 months old, and I currently have around 10 articles on it. I am hoping to add an article a day, because the niche is massive and I am hoping to build a big authority site.

What I want to know is, is this SEO plan OK for a pretty new site like mine? Also, I want to keep things clean, so is there anything here which will raise the flags? (apart from the scrapebox blasts, i know, but they are all to my tiers and not my money site)

How realistic is this? and do you think it will be effective? Am I missing anything?
 
I have a great domain which is around 6 months old, and I currently have around 10 articles on it. I am hoping to add an article a day, because the niche is massive and I am hoping to build a big authority site.

What I want to know is, is this SEO plan OK for a pretty new site like mine? Also, I want to keep things clean, so is there anything here which will raise the flags? (apart from the scrapebox blasts, i know, but they are all to my tiers and not my money site)

How realistic is this? and do you think it will be effective? Am I missing anything?


An authority site needs articles of 1,000 to 1,500 words - so maybe writing an article every 3 days may be more realistic

Other than covering "everything" related to the niche in detail, there should be no problems
 
Agree with WEBDEV.

Make sure you have enough content/authority to absorb these links.

Site = Sponge
Links = Water poured on sponge
Google = Bastard underneath looking for drips

Too much water on too small a sponge = Drips = slappage

But yeah - authority sites FTW. Once you get to 250,000 unique (writen once posted once..no spin - no copy AT ALL) words with maybe images and videos you can make a lot of cash.

You'll need those links of course.

Scritty
 
Thanks for your input guys! I appreciate it :)
 
If I were you I'd add some facebook likes and tweets to make it look socially natural.

Also, the articles you use for web 2.0's - are they spun and readable?
And how many % spun?
 
If I were you I'd add some facebook likes and tweets to make it look socially natural.

Also, the articles you use for web 2.0's - are they spun and readable?
And how many % spun?

Thanks for the tip!

And the web 2.0's will be unique! I want to focus on quality rather than quantity
 
10 Link Directory submissions? Are they approved links ? or just submissions on to free web directories.
 
Just free directories .. Is that way too little?

A decent start. Directories are not favoured. Like Guest books Google knows they serve no purpose other than outbound links. The whole reason they exist is to provide other sites with links - nothing more really. So 10 is plenty to begin with.

It's a nice messy diagram, no clear pattern. That's good. It's not too huge and the big numbers are used on the 2nd and 3rd tier - also good.

Depends on your niche, your site the quality of the content you surround your 1st tier links with, your anchor variation, your patience and other factors. But it looks ok to me.

Scritty
 
Btw OP; how often do you plan to "run" that diagram?
And you're gonna spread it out to all your pages I suppose?
 
try two update your web 2.0s this works great for me, mi web 2.0 method is scrape an article blast it threw Gtranslate fast check for spelling error and post, after that bookmark the new page, also I like to use some forum posts using a natural link whell, for example create 1 per each web 2.0 one link toards web 2.0 next goes toards next forum post with a "check out mi other great post" or whatever, lots of forum post are like this but not many use this for backlinks, the diagram looks good but make shore you finish it
Good luck!
 
Before trying to reinvent the wheel...try senuke. Seriosly get the trial
 
I have an authority site in a specific quite big niche with 400+ indexed pages in google and all my posts are 200- words.

An authority site needs articles of 1,000 to 1,500 words - so maybe writing an article every 3 days may be more realistic

Other than covering "everything" related to the niche in detail, there should be no problems
 
Before trying to reinvent the wheel...try senuke. Seriosly get the trial

Senukex sucks comparing to others "all-in-one" seo tools available in the market. but thanks for your opinion tho.
 
Senukex sucks comparing to others "all-in-one" seo tools available in the market. but thanks for your opinion tho.

Can you give us an example of a tool that works better than SEnukex please? And if you are kind enough to explain why is that particular tool better?
thank you
 
Senukex sucks comparing to others "all-in-one" seo tools available in the market. but thanks for your opinion tho.

senukex is great if you know how to play it :)

@***** thats great plan

try to mix with social media such as google+ twitter linkedin
and mixing with long tail keyword
 
I have an authority site in a specific quite big niche with 400+ indexed pages in google and all my posts are 200- words.

Man that's a tiny little site for a quite big niche. 200 words isn't really even a post - it's a snippet or a bookmark description.
You must use some powerful mojo to get such a tiny site to be considered an authority


Care to share? :)

Scritty
 
I'm wondering the same thing. I'm at the decision point where I need to get a VPN with se-nuke or something else here soon.
 
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