Poor SEO already sank my site before it got started

flybeta

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Removed the site.. not sure why but it was advice

Recently purchased this domain I know about onsite seo emd, h1 tags, keyword density.

I added my site with google, yahoo webmaster tools, stumbled, digged
blasted to whois sites. It appeared to be receiving hits from yahoo but now its just dropped off the radar after a wiki link blast.
None of my sites have ever gotten over 30-40 visitors a day.
Not sure if I should have done any of this!

Currently getting click each day or so from an 0.08 cent bid on PPC (Health Category)
 
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Not sure if the whois does much but get the site indexed, good or bad... Maybe others can speak on that.

The bookmarks seem fine but perhaps the wiki blast was a bit much. How about building a handful of web 2.0's by hand, good quality of course and then blasting those.

Also how old is the site? it can take a little time so it just might be an issue of being patient.
 
New site I believe 3 weeks old. :/
 
remove your site from the thread is the best advice you can get.
Good advice here, take it before you really get spammed

New site I believe 3 weeks old. :/
Then it could be a matter of patience. Create 5-10 web 2.0's with unique content then run some automated links to it to get them indexed and give them some juice. Go to a site like my blog guest or postrunner and try to get a guest post or 2
 
The whois will get your site indexed pretty quickly but i wouldn't trust them to my money site. Either way, sounds like you got carried away with the link building while the site was to new.
 
What Danny1111 said!

remove your site from the thread is the best advice you can get.

What? OP. are you trying to out yourself to Google? Do you realize that all of the eyes on BHW are not here for the purpose of helping BHW members?

You keep your site posted on this thread and you may find it on the Google groups website used to blast BH sites.

As far as your SEO, you need to come up with a workable PLAN and stop slinging mud up against the search engines walls hoping that something sticks.
 
Definitely like your post crewchief exactly what I've been doing each time.
 
flybeta, wait, you may have missed my point???

Definitely like your post crewchief exactly what I've been doing each time.

If all you are only getting 30-40 visitors a day, you NEED A REVISED PLAN!

As far as pulling your URL from your post, take note that BHW gets visits from Matt Cutts as well as other Google Web Spam Team Members. Flashing your site at them will surely cause them to salivate and then gloat once they SLAM you!
 
Such new site can just be dancing a lot, I get that with my new sites occasionally as well: one day you're on the first page, the following practically nowhere to be found. Just check with "site:" that your site is still in the index.
 
This is heart-breaking .. Actually never figured out why & how this happens ? May be lack of knowledge about search engines methods , may be your competitors black .. Very frustrating .. I also suffered a:(
 
Such new site can just be dancing a lot, I get that with my new sites occasionally as well: one day you're on the first page, the following practically nowhere to be found. Just check with "site:" that your site is still in the index.

I'm pretty sure the site must not have been deindexed but blasting a new site with lots of links these days? That's a really bad idea. Either go for an aged domain or if you buy a new domain then take it slow and steady.
 
It sounds like impatience was your downfall here, blasting it too far too early has kicked you hard. With that said it's not too late to build some good quality Web 2.0s and running from there. It's an easy mistake to make but you can turn this into a learning experience and still make something from the site in question so all is not lost here. Good luck.
 
if its only three weeks old, dump that domain and create a new domain and use 301. Its really hard to redo the penalty especially for a new site. Trust me I know.
 
Wikilinks are nofollow, so there's really no reason to use them directly to your money site.
 
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