Few questions regarding indexing and seo

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Hi there.

I have a new month old website (wordpress based) on a keyword with 40k local hits p/month.
My only competitors are wikipedia and some website that doesnt contain the keyword in its domain name, neighter in its anchor backlinks but just has some small worthless content about it.

So this shouldn't be very hard to rank for right? Well i am having a hard time atm.

I don't want to screw up this time as 2 of my previous websites got sandboxed.
I use ScrapeBox to scrape niche blogs, after that i remove all URL's with lower PR then 3. Everything that is left (so all +PR3 blogarticles related to my niche) i go to, read the content, and place a legit manual comment on it. I have been doing that for approx 14 days now around 5-10 comments a day, i save the url's and ping them afterwards.

The problem is that not even 1 of those comments has been indexed as a backlink sofar when i check. Am i doing something wrong? I do check the comments 1-2 days later and most of them get approved and published by the blogowner.

I am currently like result nr 7 for my keyword, only top 2 results are competition as i said, rest isn't even niche related or keyworded for it.


ps. extra question?
I have a Facebook like box on the website with only 2 likes/followers. If i buy lets say 1000 likes to it trough fiverr, will that have any weigh on my SEO?


thanks in advance
supereek
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  • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
    Originally Posted by supereek View Post

    The problem is that not even 1 of those comments has been indexed as a backlink sofar when i check.
    When you check with what?

    Originally Posted by supereek View Post

    ps. extra question?
    I have a Facebook like box on the website with only 2 likes/followers. If i buy lets say 1000 likes to it trough fiverr, will that have any weigh on my SEO?
    Just a waste of $5.
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  • Profile picture of the author supereek
    @sreeharshasp
    True what you're saying, perhaps is shall give more details regarding your response.
    My domain is the keyworditself.com no other strings to it. the keyword is the domainname (i was shocked myself that the domain was available lol)
    The age is next to zero offcourse, barely a month old website+domain.
    The content is purely educational about the keyword (my keyword is a specific history related term) i have unique selfwritten content not too long and not too short.

    My onpage optimalization: i use wordpress, and few plugins like all-in seo package etc, tagging, long permalinks, meta tags etc. robots.

    My offpage optimalization: right now my site is only submitted to free web directories and search websites. As i mentioned i am making backlinks as blogcomments on high pr blogs manually. So i dont use scrapebox to actually comment with it, i only use it to quickly grab niche-related blogs, then scrap the low PR ones and do the highPR blogs commenting myself manually.

    the problem is that after more then 2 weeks none of the links is indexed.

    @MikeFriedman
    i use backlinkwatch to check how many backlinks my website has. Everytime sofar it tells me that my website has no backlinks at all.
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    • Profile picture of the author LloydMS
      It's not unusual for links, especially comment links, to take a long time to get indexed. Sounds like what you're doing is okay, at least it's safe. I wouldn't worry about how long it takes to get indexed. I'd worry more about what else can you be doing. And I wouldn't necessarily trust any service to accurately reflect backlinks.

      There are so many other things like anchor text optimization, additional on-page optimization, use of video and images, literally tons of things you can be doing that are beyond the scope of a post.

      I'd remove that facebook box if it has only 2 likes. That's a negative social signal. As far as fiverr, it's against the TOS so I'd never recommend others to do it. But that's not to say I haven't done it myself.
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    • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
      Originally Posted by supereek View Post

      @MikeFriedman
      i use backlinkwatch to check how many backlinks my website has. Everytime sofar it tells me that my website has no backlinks at all.
      Two things. First, backlinkwatch is probably one of the absolute worst backlink checkers you can find.

      Second, it really does not matter what backlinkwatch or any other backlink checker says. Just because they say you have a link does not mean Google has noticed it, and vice-versa. You may have links that Google is counting that will never show up in any of the backlink checkers.

      They do not have the resources to crawl the internet as fast or efficiently as Google.
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