Levi Beaumont
Newbie
- Jan 29, 2020
- 21
- 6
Not driving organic traffic and Optimizing pages
That could be 2-3 links to some informational article, 1 to a money page, 2 to another money page, 2-3 to the homepage.
Great post. Got one qyestion for you, though. How long on average do your new sites stay in the sandbox? Got a 3 month old domain with hq content (30k words) and properly researched keywords that's only ranking for 3 keywords in position 100ish.
I've done a couple of guest posts to it over that period and have been dripfeeding socials.
Been only dealing with expired domains, so this is kinda strange for me.
Jr.Executive VIP contender surely![]()
@splishsplash I'm not into SEO but I've seen some of your posts and love the way you think. There's some pure gold you're sharing on here for those who wanna go big. When I'm in UK again please allow me to get you a nice bottle of wine or something lol.
What exactly does it mean "2-3 to the homepage"?
Honestly, there absolutely nothing special about this post. Long stuff, and you didn't share anything which hasn't been shared here a hundred times before.
You are a PBN seller, so no surprise that you promote "quality" PBN at the end of your post.
Maybe you'll manage to get 2-3 new clients as a result of this write up, which is likely your goal anyway.
I could write here a long post about the flaws of your strategy, and why it doesn't make sense for a variety of SEO projects (and perhaps can make sense for some, but the minority, not the majority or all like you promote here), but you didn't open this thread for discussion anyway so won't bother with that...
Honestly, there absolutely nothing special about this post. Long stuff, and you didn't share anything which hasn't been shared here a hundred times before.
You are a PBN seller, so no surprise that you promote "quality" PBN at the end of your post.
Maybe you'll manage to get 2-3 new clients as a result of this write up, which is likely your goal anyway.
I could write here a long post about the flaws of your strategy, and why it doesn't make sense for a variety of SEO projects (and perhaps can make sense for some, but the minority, not the majority or all like you promote here), but you didn't open this thread for discussion anyway so won't bother with that...
Add 5-15 good contextual links per month. 2-5 the first 2-3 months, then 5-8 month 3-6, then from month 6, anything from 5 to 15 per month for as long as your site is alive. Don't ever stop adding links.
Use pbns to get your site up there and earning. Don't rely on them. Add 4-5 good pbn links per month for 6 months, then switch over to guest posts.
Honestly, there absolutely nothing special about this post. Long stuff, and you didn't share anything which hasn't been shared here a hundred times before.
You are a PBN seller, so no surprise that you promote "quality" PBN at the end of your post.
Maybe you'll manage to get 2-3 new clients as a result of this write up, which is likely your goal anyway.
I could write here a long post about the flaws of your strategy, and why it doesn't make sense for a variety of SEO projects (and perhaps can make sense for some, but the minority, not the majority or all like you promote here), but you didn't open this thread for discussion anyway so won't bother with that...
Great points on content creation, also I witnessed articles with short paragraphs ranking well compared to lengthy paragraphs. Any thought on the readability?
How much should we expect to pay for this kind of linkbuilding?
And additionally, here's some recent screenshots where I've actually applied the things I write about.
![]()
And the search vol is visible there. No bullshit "10 search vol" stuff here.
This was before and after fixing the on-page.
Here's another one on the same site. Different page.
From nowhere, to position #12 after 2 weeks after fixing the on-page. 880 search vol.
![]()
I don't just pull things out of my ass to write to get views. I write because I spend all day every day ranking sites so I have an overflowing of information to share.
I'm still eagerly awaiting your critique of my strategies.
It doesn't help ranking, no. But readability is great for any content you make.
Nothing.
Using services generally isn't going to rank you.
Learn to build your own pbns, acquire domain names and do your own guest posting, then hire staff to do it.
I am doing exactly the mistakes your pin-pointed. Focusing too much on content and not hitting the PBN/linkbuilding trigger fearing google. Consequently, site is sitting on bottom of page 1 for most kws and making pennies.
But PBN might also damage site's value and chances during flipping. Am I right?
Yea they are. A diversified link profile is always good.I see threads like
[For Newbies] How to Get D0follow Direct Backlink From Sites.google.com
Are they any useful for my new blog
Internal Links
- Why/What? Super important and I see about 1 in 20 people actually doing it right. IF that. You should have virtual silos setup(unless your entire site is just 1 topic), and be linking around to other articles within that virtual silo. Link more to important pages and use aggressive anchors. 80-90% should be targeted anchors. One with "best toaster", one with "best toasters", another with "toaster reviews", another with "the best toasters", another with "we reviewed the best toasters" and so on. Don't be afraid to re-use "best toasters" 2-3 times though. You won't get penalized unless you go crazy and create dozens of articles all with the same exact anchor linking to your article. Even then, I don't know HOW aggressive you'd have to go to hurt your site with internal links. I've never seen anyone do it.