Adding 40-50 new posts daily in my new website - Effect on SEO??

by DIMSKK
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Hi,

I have decide to add 40 to 50 new posts daily in my new website. I don't think Google & other Search Engines index web pages this much quick.

So, will search engines be able to index all of them later??

& How does this effect SEO??

Kindly, let me know.

Thanks
DIMSKK
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  • Profile picture of the author Crew Chief
    Originally Posted by DIMSKK View Post

    Hi,

    I have decide to add 40 to 50 new posts daily in my new website. I don't think Google & other Search Engines index web pages this much quick.

    So, will search engines be able to index all of them later??

    & How does this effect SEO??

    Kindly, let me know.

    Thanks
    DIMSKK

    There are two phases to SEO

    (1). On Page SEO

    (2). Off Page SEO

    Kicking out that may posts is not going to significantly effect either phase.

    If you want to increase your rankings for targeted keyword phrases, you need to focus the majority of your energy on Off Page SEO strategies.

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  • Profile picture of the author swayman
    It's not the quantity but the quality that matters.
    If you can create 30 unique contents that's great, G will reward you with a good SERP.
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    • Profile picture of the author Crew Chief
      Originally Posted by Matt Morgan View Post

      It is very important to know the meaning of on page optimization and off paeg optimization.
      If you are going to succeed at IM, and obtain massive website traffic; learning On Page SEO and Off Page SEO is CRUCIAL... with a Capital "C"!

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  • Profile picture of the author nouseforaname
    Based from experience, once my site been busy with bots coming in, in matter of minutes Google will index it everytime new article being posted.

    It took me up to 2-4 months to build a busy site with bots coming in, however that was using wordpress type blog which means it will automatically ping those new published articles.

    If you are not using platform that don't automate pinging, you can ping it yourself (pingomatic.com, pingler.com etc.). Bookmarking will do too.
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  • Profile picture of the author seolbs
    Start slowly, like a post a day in the first month, then in the second month do 2 post a day.... and keep growing this way for 6 months and then blast, it should be fine!
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  • Profile picture of the author DIMSKK
    Thanks to all for suggestions. Actually, I need at least 200 to 250 (May be 500!) posts in the begining for my website to be worth something due to its nature.

    This is why I want to achieve this figure in my first week. Now what do you people suggest??

    Thanks again
    Khan
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    • Profile picture of the author thetruth23
      Originally Posted by DIMSKK View Post

      Thanks to all for suggestions. Actually, I need at least 200 to 250 (May be 500!) posts in the begining for my website to be worth something due to its nature.

      This is why I want to achieve this figure in my first week. Now what do you people suggest??

      Thanks again
      Khan
      If by 'beginning' you mean the first month or so, most sites aren't 'worth' that much during that phase of its life anyway.

      SEO takes a bit of time. Be patient and just post 1 or 2 300+ word posts per day.

      500 post in 1 week is over 70 post per day! I would advise against it.

      A brand new site with 500 posts after a week, is likely to receive a similar amount of SE traffic as a brand new site with only 7 posts. IE. Not a great deal.

      Also, think about it, if you were google and you noticed a brand new site that was able to get 500 posts inside of one week - wouldn't that look a bit strange?

      Frankly, your minimum amount of posts desired (200) is still too high inside of a week, in my opinion.

      Be patient dude!
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      • Profile picture of the author Boris_yo
        I have heard that posting too much posts per day might deindex some of your posts.
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    • Originally Posted by DIMSKK View Post

      Thanks to all for suggestions. Actually, I need at least 200 to 250 (May be 500!) posts in the begining for my website to be worth something due to its nature.

      This is why I want to achieve this figure in my first week. Now what do you people suggest??

      Thanks again
      Khan
      First I think you need to mention how you plan on getting 500 posts in a week. If your looking at copying other peoples material, I don't see a good future for what your trying to accomplish... Let us know and maybe we can provide some pointers?

      Second, content is great, but there is a lot more about SEO and website development than just a bunch of content. And at the rate your going, and without a solid foundation, I see a sandbox (meaning deindexing from search engines) in your future.
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  • Profile picture of the author Turtlet
    I usually go for 10 posts at most daily. It may look suspicious to Google if you decide to add too many posts daily. Well! Although I haven't seen evidence that sites got deindexed because, make your way under the radar is better.
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    • Profile picture of the author mikeveli20
      Originally Posted by Turtlet View Post

      I usually go for 10 posts at most daily. It may look suspicious to Google if you decide to add too many posts daily. Well! Although I haven't seen evidence that sites got deindexed because, make your way under the radar is better.
      I agree with this. 40-50 posts a day might appear "spammy" to Google and may actually hurt you instead of helping you.
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      • Profile picture of the author bgmacaw
        Originally Posted by mikeveli20 View Post

        I agree with this. 40-50 posts a day might appear "spammy" to Google and may actually hurt you instead of helping you.
        Originally Posted by Boris_yo View Post

        I have heard that posting too much posts per day might deindex some of your posts.
        Originally Posted by Turtlet View Post

        I usually go for 10 posts at most daily. It may look suspicious to Google if you decide to add too many posts daily. Well! Although I haven't seen evidence that sites got deindexed because, make your way under the radar is better.
        Originally Posted by thetruth23 View Post

        Also, think about it, if you were google and you noticed a brand new site that was able to get 500 posts inside of one week - wouldn't that look a bit strange?

        Do you think a new ecommerce site should wait to days to list all their products? :rolleyes:

        That a new news site should only post a couple of news stories a day? :rolleyes:

        I've launched my own sites with up to 400 pages of content and corporate client sites with over 10K pages of content with no problems at all. Indexing of all that content can take a while since Googlebot throttles itself to avoid 'spider trap' scripts but pinging and bookmarking can speed this process up.
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        • Profile picture of the author thetruth23
          Originally Posted by bgmacaw View Post

          Do you think a new ecommerce site should wait to days to list all their products? :rolleyes:

          That a new news site should only post a couple of news stories a day? :rolleyes:

          I've launched my own sites with up to 400 pages of content and corporate client sites with over 10K pages of content with no problems at all. Indexing of all that content can take a while since Googlebot throttles itself to avoid 'spider trap' scripts but pinging and bookmarking can speed this process up.
          Thanks bgmacaw. I understand the point you are trying to make, and I would have to agree - under those circumstances getting up plenty of news stories, and product info for what you are selling in the first instance would only make sense.

          I see nothing wrong with that for a full on e-commerce site or corporate website.

          If that's what DIMSKK is referring to, then i'm sure he will be fine to throw 500 posts in a week to his website without it looking 'strange'.

          However, the word 'posts' suggests product info and news stories isn't whats on offer. But that could easily be a bad assumption on my part by taking a literally meaning of the word and also misinterpreting DIMSKK's OP and responses.

          Are you suggesting, no matter what type of website being built, its reasonable to throw up as much content as possible? ie. 500 posts in a week? I've heard so many people, including 'experts', advise to build the content up gradually. It would be good to get some clarification on this if you're able to provide.

          Also, adding 500 posts in a week - would this really have a profound and positive effect on SEO, like DIMSKK hopes to achieve?
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          • Profile picture of the author bgmacaw
            Originally Posted by thetruth23 View Post

            Are you suggesting, no matter what type of website being built, its reasonable to throw up as much content as possible? ie. 500 posts in a week? I've heard so many people, including 'experts', advise to build the content up gradually. It would be good to get some clarification on this if you're able to provide.
            First of all, there is no problem with launching a site with a lot of starter content. It is easy to get confused on this point and I used to think that you should drip content slowly based on what so-called 'experts' said. However, working on corporate projects as a software developer I noticed that they could throw a huge amount of content out onto a new site virtually overnight with no problems at all. I then tried it with my own sites and it worked fine.

            I think some of the expert concern is that site scripts like YACG and BANS could create huge websites overnight with thin or scrapped content. They would see these sites deindexed rather quickly and some might come to the conclusion that the problem was rapid site size. However, the actual problem is the footprint of these autogen scripts themselves.

            Now, to narrow it down further to a WordPress blog, there is no problem with loading up a lot of content to start with but there are two reasons why dripping content might have some advantages.

            First, WordPress will ping each post. This means pulling in the 'bots each time you make a new post. If you drip feed at a steady pace you'll generate a lot of 'bot activity to your site. Posting all at once causes the 'bots to temporarily ignore your site (but you won't get 'banned' as some scaremongers would make you think). There are plugins you can use to work around this problem though.

            Secondly, if you're trying to build social referral traffic to your blog along with search traffic, dripping content can help keep regular visitors coming back to see the new content.
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  • Profile picture of the author webmedia
    This is really not going to help you. You have to see the effects of new content then go to post some others content or you can make some changes to existing content.
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  • Profile picture of the author NicoleBeckett
    I'm curious as to how you're getting all of these posts. 40-50 a day is alot, unless you have a ton of writers working for you. I hope you're not posting just for the sake of posting. Like someone else mentioned above, you need quality. A bunch of junk posts isn't going to help your credibility.

    That being said, Giles is absolutely correct. You need to learn all about on-page and off-page SEO. What are you doing off-page to promote your site? If no one knows it's there, you could have the greatest site in the world, and it won't matter!
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  • Profile picture of the author nouseforaname
    A site with 500 useful articles/day, Big G sees it, aha I will punish this site, take em' down :rolleyes:
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  • Profile picture of the author DIMSKK
    First of all, I should thank all of you for your suggestions.

    Actually, I have 9 more group members to support me. So, I can easily create at least 30 unique posts daily.

    Also I have an information sharing site that should has enough content to be called a real information providing site (Mostly "What is?" type posts are intended). This is why I was thinking to add huge content in the first month.

    The second is what do you say about the Dictionaries? If you are going to launch a new dictionary type site, how can you make it to be worth something by adding just a few terms per day??

    So for my site (Info sharing/providing site) what is good??


    Moreover, can you please tell me (For my website):

    Adding 50 posts per day for the first month is good??


    Or

    Starting a new site with 1500 starter posts/info and then adding new content slowly for the first few months??

    Thanks again to all. This forum is really helpful.

    DIMSKK
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      Are we talking about your sig site?
      If so, you are not really talking about "posts" in the true sense,
      are you? Just clarifying. What you seem to want is articles because
      your site is a "how to" site.

      You want to add as much valuable content as possible, in as little time
      as possible. The more content, the better. There is no magic number.
      If you get 500 a day, go for it.

      Do you want to become an authority now, or a year from now?

      People think because link and site building is mostly a long term
      strategy, that somehow it equates to going slow. It doesn't.

      I would only caution you that if you don't have some sort of editorial
      approving, then you need to work on that. You need content that
      has some value to your visitors and is legal in all respects. And I certainly
      would not allow any affiliate crapola to flood the site. And I don't mean
      amazon or clickbank.

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  • Profile picture of the author SteveB1
    I agree with what some have said in that 2-3 new posts should serve you well for starters and seem more reasonable to Google. I get that you're anxious to get all of that content out there, but this is going to take time, regardless.
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  • Profile picture of the author tuesday_erica
    what is the difference in off page SEO and On page SEO?
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    • Profile picture of the author Shaunman
      I have heard that posting too much posts per day might deindex some of your posts.
      That can be true.

      It think the real problem here is backlinks. The amount of a site that Google indexes is based on it's backlinks. So, the real question is how is your site going to get enough backlinks to justify those 40-50 posts a day and get Google to index all those pages?
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  • Profile picture of the author Paul Gordelo
    you can start slowly with 10-20 article a month.
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