Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2007 9:16 pm Post subject: Do Content sites with 5000-7000 pages, bring Traffic ? How
Does anybody have this kinda of site, a Content Rich site containing 5000-7000 'Content' pages
-eg, all containing keyword rich articles,
Lets assume you have Optimized the tags (H1, keyword, title etc) Per page really well, for the Seach engines...
With this kinda of Traffic method, for Se's How long will it take before you start getting a GOOD amount of regular traffic, once you have the 5000-7000 pages uploaded?
How many months? weeks? - (Even if approximatly, because I know this will vary) but roughly how many?
Has anybody done this method? How quickly did you get results, and how long did it take before you started seeing MAD traffic to these pages, or to this site of yours ?
N.B. Articles are new + I won't upload all 5000 pages at once, but gradually - How many should i upload do a day?
Which is more likely to be read a book with 1,000 pages or a book with 50 pages?
Which will make more money a website with 1,000 pages or a website with 50 pages?
Who is going to read a website that has 5,000 pages? Who is going to read even 5 pages?
Do you think that Google wants to penalize quality content just because it comes online all at once? And Google is not the only game in town.
It's about quality not quantity. Spammers throw up 1,000's of crap pages hoping to hook just enough people to make each page worth something.
It's the same old tired worn out scenario. If I make 1,000 page and each makes 5cents a day... blah blah blah.
People are looking for solutions. Content means nothing unless it is specifically targeted to an audience (Someone has to want to read what you are providing).
And as far as waiting to submit pages? Why? Just post them and let it be. It doesn't matter.
People think they can second guess or game the search engines. Like it is somehow bad to bring everything online at once.
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Posted: Tue Jun 12, 2007 12:25 pm Post subject:
I agree with Quest in that if your content is quality put it online. If you build a 5000 page website that is nothing but a bunch of ads on a page of a specific keyword phrase then search engines will not reward you anyway.
One thing that does work is to deep link your sub pages meaning link back to the sub pages anyway you can as opposed to always linking back to your home page.
If you blog hyperlink the sub page in a post and submit it to various social directories. In article marketing hyperlink the keyword phrase in your resource box back to a sub page. This gives the sub page backlinks and will give each page some page rank as well as help you get on page one of search engines for that keyword phrase.
I just looked at a work at home website that had over 4900 pages with a PR3 or higher and they are on page one of Google for hundreds of specific phrases. Of course they get all kinds of free traffic.
When you look at your site stats to see where your traffic is coming from, it is a great feeling to see traffic coming to your site and entering it on different sub pages, for hundreds of different keyword phrases. This is certainly long term traffic you could not afford to buy everyday. _________________ Jeff Schuman
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You'll need to redesign your templates every so often for usability, accessibility and SEO purposes but in the meantime keep plugging away and researching and writing your quality, in-depth articles.
If you write one article a day (on average) you'll reach your 5000th article by the start of 2021.
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