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your typical SEO day

by cashtree
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I'm not talking about you guys who bravely or maybe wisely(depending on how you do it) pay for your SEO. I mean those of you who grind out back links like me. How many blog posts, forum, article etc...posts do you make a day? And how long did it take to start seeing the work pay off? I'm at a plateu right now, i'm trying to reach 1000k unique a day, but traffic hasn't been growing like I want it too yet. I think part of that is peoples loyality to my lead competitors site, because the creator who left recently, built a good solid fanbase and the people who inherited the site just riding off the coat tails. Even still my lead competitors site was the best because it did what no other site did at the time, now it's outdated and my site is superior in every single way besides fans and big traffic. I guess people love half baked posts that barely give any information, with grammar errors and lot of times incorrect data vs something clean, organized, interactive, accurate and exclusive.
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  • Profile picture of the author Andrew Prince
    Originally Posted by cashtree View Post

    I'm not talking about you guys who bravely or maybe wisely(depending on how you do it) pay for your SEO. I mean those of you who grind out back links like me. How many blog posts, forum, article etc...posts do you make a day? And how long did it take to start seeing the work pay off? I'm at a plateu right now, i'm trying to reach 1000k unique a day, but traffic hasn't been growing like I want it too yet. I think part of that is peoples loyality to my lead competitors site, because the creator who left recently, built a good solid fanbase and the people who inherited the site just riding off the coat tails. Even still my lead competitors site was the best because it did what no other site did at the time, now it's outdated and my site is superior in every single way besides fans and big traffic. I guess people love half baked posts that barely give any information, with grammar errors and lot of times incorrect data vs something clean, organized, interactive, accurate and exclusive.
    Probably around 100 links a day per site, varied sources and varied anchor texts as well... Just continue with your link building amount-- would not want to build 1000 one month and 0 the next.

    Depending on competition as little as a few weeks, to a few months to "pay off"

    Andrew
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