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Any other online business models other than Google and SERP ranking?

by freeabs
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Are there any other online business models other than Google and SERP ranking? Tired of building good sites but delisted by Google for no reasons... Any suggestions?
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  • Profile picture of the author Paul Myers
    SEO is not a business model. It's a traffic generation approach.

    Sounds like that's what you're asking: What other ways are there to get people to visit your site? If so, the answer is, "Hell yeah!"

    Affiliate marketing.
    Content syndication.
    Market hosting (Amazon, etc).
    Paid advertising: PPC, PPV, CPA, banners, email sponsorships, classifieds.

    All of those have sub-systems.

    Who wants to add more? My brain is toast at this point.


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  • Profile picture of the author Social App Zone
    Originally Posted by freeabs View Post

    Are there any other online business models other than Google and SERP ranking? Tired of building good sites but delisted by Google for no reasons... Any suggestions?
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  • Profile picture of the author penny_zf
    Yes I agree. SEO is a traffic generation strategy.
    Online business models includes
    Local business marketing,
    info-marketing in addition to the ones discussed above.
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  • Profile picture of the author ivan84m
    Youtube works well, but you must have around 20 videos at least to start getting good traffic from there.

    Which are your sites that got delisted from Google? Maybe we can advice on what's happening. Google is a pretty good source of traffic and if you don't get it from Google, you may always struggle since it's one of the few things that work long-term.
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  • Profile picture of the author dcristo
    Figure out why you are getting deindexed. Google doesn't do this willy-nilly without a good reason.
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  • Profile picture of the author freeabs
    Sorry for the confusion guys... Paul is right... what I meant was is there any other way to get traffic other than from Google search engines... Can I still get traffic, visitors and sales for my delisted sites using the other traffic methods?

    Thks for all the replies. I just did an analysis of all my delisted sites which happenned on the same day. ALL are Amazon niche sites. The factors I compared were

    1) hosting - I have a few and all came from different hosting so I ruled that out that any particular hosting causing this problem.

    2)small hidden footer link with keyword - Some have some dun have so I ruled that out too.

    3)latest outsourcing for backlinks - Some are using this new source and some are not so I ruled out that they caused the problems.

    4) site age - between 3-6 months... so I think site age is not a problem.

    5) Contents - Front page contents contained about 800-1000 words original articles. So not exactly thin sites but maybe the case but i have thinner sites running for over a year without problems.

    6) ALL the sites are running an Amazon plugin ( will not mention here as it only my personal opinion and not conclusive ) which pulls contents from Amazon and list them as post or pages...

    The only similarity that I see is mentioned in point # 6. I have a few other sites set up in similar way that is still not delisted and I want to experiment with it and let it be and see what happens.

    Pls remember this is my amateur analysis but I think more experience IM may not analyse it this way... any feedback is much appreciated. BTW total delisted sites on the SAME day is 15
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