There is no secret formula except the bigger the better. Where ofc you have to focus on unique and good content first of all. As I am working mostly for 3rd party clients and therefore my impact on their pages size is quite small, here are some example figures: 1) 79 pages in google index 2) 9 pages in google index 3) 843 pages in google index 4) 23 pages in google index
If you want help on deciding how big it should be, start with a few big articles and keep it growing month to month until the death does you part
@supermanden - Yes i agree it's definitely easier to rank bigger sites, but it's also a bigger risk too... If the site gets penalised then it's a big loss of profits.
If you have lots of smaller sites and one goes down, no big deal really.
Also, i find you make more profit with say 10 smaller sites rather than one bigger site. That's a big generalization but in most cases i think it's true.
gooner I think you're right ! I am taking this path . Lots of small sites , small investment plus this method will lead you to a winner faster . Thank you for help !
bekkolt Do you use ''Ron'' 6 tier structure or 3 tier simple one ? Why I am asking , is that I want that my ranking stay as long is possible . I don't want one month ranking and then drop to nowhere. Some advise on project structure would be appreciated . Thank you for rising my motivation level m8 . I really like your business model and it is one of my main game plans .
What about the hosting guys , do you keep everything on one account like hostagator ? I guess my question is how is Google look at the websites standing on the same hosting with ''toasted'' site ? :ar!
@dimitribanks I wouldn't worry about that. There will be literally hundreds if not thousands of sites sharing the same IP address on shared hosting, so there are bound to be burnt out sites.
That being the case, Google won't "punish" other sites that are unlucky enough to share the same IP as a penalised site.
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As I am working mostly for 3rd party clients and therefore my impact on their pages size is quite small, here are some example figures:
1) 79 pages in google index
2) 9 pages in google index
3) 843 pages in google index
4) 23 pages in google index
If you want help on deciding how big it should be, start with a few big articles and keep it growing month to month until the death does you part
If you have lots of smaller sites and one goes down, no big deal really.
Also, i find you make more profit with say 10 smaller sites rather than one bigger site. That's a big generalization but in most cases i think it's true.
each one of them has 1 page with 800 words of unique, well written content and amazon links
profit: 6k / month
best regards
@bekkolt - Ranking with SER only? Or other links too?
Rankings are always starting 1 Month after i build the new website.
Back in 2012 it only took 1 week
also, rankings stay for up to 4 months, but mostly 3 months.
when you want to rank for a long time with automated tools, then i say go, but i don't think you will have much success.
when you only invest 1 hour in one page, it's no problem that the rankings drop after some months.
one day after, i use the same list and post links to the same sites with random anchors like "click here".
then i move to the next site.
that's it.
That being the case, Google won't "punish" other sites that are unlucky enough to share the same IP as a penalised site.