I need help with 2 strategy without results
i have this 2 projects on GSA ser now
1) i build 3600 contextual links and to money site and i build 10k of links as tier 2
2) i have 10 tier 1 links PBN, tier 2 FCS networker 500 post and 3000 gsa ser contextual links and 9000 as tier 4
both have articles with seo content machine (minimum 100 or 120 articles) and i buy 1 list and other i get targets urls scraped by myself
time of the projects 2 months
and still i dont see movements, i don't win or drop positions
anyone can give me some advice?
im using onehourindexing
and the anchor text ratio is 177 phrases with the 4 more used are naked url and the following 3 is brand, the rest is a lot of longtail and generic keywords
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As for not moving at all, that is a bit odd - Have you been monitoring other sites in the vertical? If there is little to no movement across the entire vertical, you may just have to wait for a refresh of the index.
IE: You started your campaign awhile back, but only achieved enough traction to move up in the last 4-5 weeks. If you were on the wrong end of an index refresh, then you wont see movement for awhile.
This seems unlikely given the time-scale though. That would be supremely bad luck.
Again, as Shaun pointed out, you may just be duking it out in a niche that is way to competitive. What your doing might work great for long-tails or something more niche-oriented.
But if your promoting loans, pharma, or something similar, your lucky to be showing up in the index at all
The only advice I can give you besides ramping up your efforts, and maybe going into Ahrefs and copying all the links your competitors have, is to concentrate on less phrases.
Are you using closely related phrases? If they vary drastically or each contain radically different target-keywords, that might be your problem.
In my opinion, 99% of the people who run into problems like this simply aren't using powerful enough links to get the job done. Convoluted explanations sound better, but that's the reality.
You say you've built thousands of contextual links, but those are likely to be very low quality (i.e. not a lot of power) links, and like @shaun implies if they're all coming from the same handful of domains they are even less powerful. Here's an image from years ago that hopefully illustrates where I'm coming from: http://www.coconutheadphones.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/whatisalinkworth4.png
I have a friend who also does online flash games websites. He's been struggling for at least the last 6 months trying to rank with SER alone. SER is a great tool, and it has a lot of uses, but for a lot of niches you're going to need to get good, juicy links from somewhere else or you'll just end up spinning your wheels.
"the niche is not so competitive like the examples, is a micro niche with 135.000 searchs per month"
Try to use only contextual sources and also uncheck all link types and only select Articles.
Keep tiering your PBN posts.
TIER AND INTERLINK EVERYTHING.
Set up and forget a branded + generic/naked URL campaign in SER, leave this running (multiple tiers, duplicating tiers for strength).
Run a longtail tier 1 campaign using a decent Web 2.0 service (FCS networker / TurboWeb 2 / RankerX) tier these longtail tier 1s with SER.
Build my PBN EMA links, build tiers to these links.
SEO is brutal, you should always overdo things and smash your opponents rather than do things half hearted. There's a lot more you can do.
check your PBN, you might have bought duff ones or they might have been penalised.
becareful buying PBNs, especially cheap ones;-)
1. I should be giving this treatment to most / all of my pbns.
2. I should be giving this treatment to most / all of my grey & blackhat sites.
Now I just need software for it Serengines, if it works, would be just about perfect.
Good links on the other hand, will impact your rankings within a couple of weeks from the date it was indexed.