New Backlinks How Long for Full SEO Value

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What's others experience of the length of time it takes for new backlinks (from external sites) to pass full SEO benefit?

IME it's currently around 9 months to a year.

What's others experience?

David
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  • Profile picture of the author Kevin Maguire
    Originally Posted by Stalliontheme View Post

    What's others experience of the length of time it takes for new backlinks (from external sites) to pass full SEO benefit?

    IME it's currently around 9 months to a year.

    What's others experience?

    David
    On average about 6 days, but the question is subjective to the reader and the types of links they build. We also lack the information from Google on the subject to really present good answer.
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  • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
    How would you know when a link is ever passing "full SEO benefit"?

    It's not something you can test or measure.
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    • Profile picture of the author SEO-Dave
      Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

      How would you know when a link is ever passing "full SEO benefit"?

      It's not something you can test or measure.
      That's a fair point, I've tried to test it and though the result aren't clear cut, 9 months to a year seems to be the time frame.

      Because you can't remove all variables and it's very long term testing (minimum 18 months), makes analyzing the tests difficult.

      Hence asking what others experience is, see if others are tending to see similar results in their tests or real world link building.

      David
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  • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
    9 months is little more than a number you pulled out of thin air. There is no possible way to check this. None.

    The SERPs do not exist in a vacuum. They would have to for you to get any idea of when a link has "fully matured" or whatever you want to call it. Anything else is just a haphazard guess.

    Even then, you would have to just place 1 link to a page and make sure it does not attract any other links. Any. Even scrapers. Anything like that effects the results. Then you just wait to see if there is a point where it stops climbing the SERPs. And that doesn't even work because it is assuming that all of the competing sites are also doing nothing.

    Like I said, it is 100% impossible to test or even estimate anything like this.
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  • Profile picture of the author SEO-Dave
    Mike I've been running SEO tests for almost 15 years, my background is science, studied genetics at University and planned to work as a research scientist before health problems ended my scientific career.

    I know how to setup valid scientific tests and have run thousands of SEO tests and experiments.

    The tests related to what we are discussing and real sites are not clear cut for some of the reasons you discuss. The time frame alone means multiple Google updates which makes the analysis problematic to say the least.

    This does not mean you can't get a rough idea of how long it takes, which is why I said

    IME it's currently around 9 months to a year.

    I'm very interested to hear others experience.

    There's bound to be some here that have created new sites, worked for a short period on content/backlinks and stopped and sometime in the future the site started to generate traffic with no additional targeted work.

    Not ideal SEO tests, but could give an insight into how long the backlinks took to generate SERPs. Although you have to be careful not to read too much into correlation data, can be useful SEO analysis.

    David
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  • Profile picture of the author MikeFriedman
    You studied genetics. I studied Microbiology. I'm well aware how to setup tests too. I've been running SEO test for almost 15 years + 1 day, so I win there. Do you want to keep comparing credentials?

    Just because you stop doing targeted work to a site, doesn't mean other things were not happening. It could have generated some links organically. Sites in front of it could have been penalized or lost links.

    There are just entirely too many variables for something like that.

    Plus how do you know their SEO value doesn't keep increasing infinitely? I think if anything, there is a no "maturity date" and the older a link is the more valuable it is.
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    • Profile picture of the author nik0
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      Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

      Plus how do you know their SEO value doesn't keep increasing infinitely? I think if anything, there is a no "maturity date" and the older a link is the more valuable it is.
      That's pretty much it.

      Sure I posted that I often see rankings climb for 2-3 months after the link building has been completed but then I'm talking about significant improvements that are very noticable.

      Back when I just started out 4 years ago I already saw how valuable old links are, there was this site in my niche that just had a few links from web directories among a few others. Nothing too impressive at all and I don't think he used any type of blog network that he was hiding, it just wasn't the type of site for that and though the serp was competitive it wasn't that crazy.

      Either way I had many more links, back then when spam worked decently, and I outranked every single result (sites max few years old) but I just couldn't get past him, his site was 12+ years old and so were his backlinks. The only logical reason would be the aging of his links that brought immens value.
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    • Profile picture of the author SEO-Dave
      Originally Posted by MikeFriedman View Post

      Plus how do you know their SEO value doesn't keep increasing infinitely? I think if anything, there is a no "maturity date" and the older a link is the more valuable it is.
      I don't know if it maxes out at 9-12 months, could go on indefinitely.

      What I see with old sites that maintain their links could also fit what you believe.

      That's even harder to test than what I think is happening, where my tests require at least 18 months of trying to reduce variables, yours is years to prove/disprove!

      You know you have pretty much agreed with me. Got a feeling you'll argue you didn't :-)

      Most SEO's selling links will argue links pass a lot of SEO benefit anywhere from days to under 3 months (which is a ridiculous SEO view to hold in 2014). Obvious why they do it, to sell more links, if a webmaster can be conned into thinking links pass significant SEO benefit in a short period of time, they'll part with their cash.

      I think it takes 9-12 months for full SEO benefit.
      You think there is no maxing out of SEO benefit period.

      Those views are not a million miles apart. We are both in agreement takes a long time for new links to pass a lot of SEO benefit?

      Longer you hold a link, the better it is.

      For years I've advised anyone buying links, plan for a minimum one year paying for them. Anyone buying links for a few months are throwing money away.

      David
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      • Profile picture of the author nik0
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        Originally Posted by Stalliontheme View Post

        I don't know if it maxes out at 9-12 months, could go on indefinitely.

        What I see with old sites that maintain their links could also fit what you believe.

        That's even harder to test than what I think is happening, where my tests require at least 18 months of trying to reduce variables, yours is years to prove/disprove!

        You know you have pretty much agreed with me. Got a feeling you'll argue you didn't :-)

        Most SEO's selling links will argue links pass a lot of SEO benefit anywhere from days to under 3 months (which is a ridiculous SEO view to hold in 2014). Obvious why they do it, to sell more links, if a webmaster can be conned into thinking links pass significant SEO benefit in a short period of time, they'll part with their cash.

        I think it takes 9-12 months for full SEO benefit.
        You think there is no maxing out of SEO benefit period.

        Those views are not a million miles apart. We are both in agreement takes a long time for new links to pass a lot of SEO benefit?

        Longer you hold a link, the better it is.

        For years I've advised anyone buying links, plan for a minimum one year paying for them. Anyone buying links for a few months are throwing money away.

        David
        Lol you're so full of <fill in yourself>, blaming others for conninng while that's exactly what you do to keep them subscribed for at least 1 year. What a joke are you.
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        • Profile picture of the author SEO-Dave
          Originally Posted by nik0 View Post

          Lol you're so full of <fill in yourself>, blaming others for conninng while that's exactly what you do to keep them subscribed for at least 1 year. What a joke are you.
          You must have me mixed up with someone else.

          What do I do to keep anyone subscribed to anything for one year???

          I don't offer any SEO services.

          The ONE 'service' (it's a product, not a service) I offer is I sell a WordPress SEO theme for a one off payment that comes with unlimited free updates and free support for as long as I update it with a guarantee I'll keep it updated and supported for at least one year.

          Based on previous themes I've developed I tend to create a new one every 3 to 4 years. So based on past experience since my latest theme is new this year, it's going to be 2017-2018 before I'd even consider no longer creating FREE updates.

          I don't think any reasonable person would consider that a subscription?

          So please explain how I'm conning anyone into subscribing to something for a year?

          David
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          • Profile picture of the author nik0
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            Originally Posted by Stalliontheme View Post

            You must have me mixed up with someone else.

            What do I do to keep anyone subscribed to anything for one year???

            I don't offer any SEO services.
            Your own words:

            "For years I've advised anyone buying links, plan for a minimum one year paying for them. Anyone buying links for a few months are throwing money away."

            You don't offer SEO services, oh sure, that SEO tutorial is only to help people, uhuu, and none of these people that feel they received good help contact you to do some SEO work for them.

            Sounds legit, NOT!

            Besides don;t talk Mike F into any shit like you think it takes 9-12 months vs his unlimited amount of time.

            There is a huge difference between a very noticable improvement and a very slowly but gradually improvement so don't compare apples to pears. The very noticable improvement happens within months, and if not you suck at what you're doing.

            End of discussion!

            ps: Nice sales talk, a Hummingbird responsive theme, woehooee has it a Thesaurus database build in that automatically ads these questions that you used as an example, once more proof you're full of shit.
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            • Profile picture of the author SEO-Dave
              Originally Posted by nik0 View Post

              Your own words:

              "For years I've advised anyone buying links, plan for a minimum one year paying for them. Anyone buying links for a few months are throwing money away."

              You don't offer SEO services, oh sure, that SEO tutorial is only to help people, uhuu, and none of these people that feel they received good help contact you to do some SEO work for them.

              Sounds legit, NOT!

              Besides don;t talk Mike F into any shit like you think it takes 9-12 months vs his unlimited amount of time.

              There is a huge difference between a very noticable improvement and a very slowly but gradually improvement so don't compare apples to pears. The very noticable improvement happens within months, and if not you suck at what you're doing.

              End of discussion!

              ps: Nice sales talk, a Hummingbird responsive theme, woehooee has it a Thesaurus database build in that automatically ads these questions that you used as an example, once more proof you're full of shit.
              I sell a product, let me spell out my marketing strategy because I have no problem anyone knowing what I do.

              There's not a lot of traffic related to WordPress SEO theme (number 3 in Google BTW) SERPs (it's pathetic traffic actually, go check the numbers), if I relied on only SEO theme related traffic I wouldn't get many sales.

              There's a fair amount of traffic related to SEO generally and a lot of people use WordPress. For example I'm targeting the SEO Tutorial SERP (was top 10, currently just outside top 10). The marketing concept is simple, pull in as much SEO, making money/AdSense (it's an ad theme as well, 5 ad platforms built in), autoblog SERPs like WPRobot Review (number 1 for that SERP: has WPRobot SEO features) and attempt to convert the traffic to buy the theme I develop.

              There's nothing altruistic about the tutorial or the free SEO advice I give (give loads via comments), it's a bit of a scatter gun approach, lot's of sort of related traffic, it's low conversion, but it does convert. I'm getting conversions from my sig links here (wouldn't post otherwise, I'm not altruistic), by giving free SEO advice some are checking out the SEO tutorial and buying my product: I enjoy helping people with SEO problems with no strings attached, so great way to make sales.

              I have no interest in offering SEO services again, yes I regularly get offers to be paid to help businesses, but would take a serious deal to tempt me back in (joint venture sort of deal), have not been paid for SEO consulting help in over 2 years.

              I'm glad you like my sales talk regarding Hummingbird SEO. There's a feature which allows users to add 6 phrases on each WP post which are used for internal links anchor text, so rather than having sitewide internal links all using the same anchor text, the 6 phrases are used instead, if you understand Hummingbird you can see having varied anchor text will help if you use the right phrases.

              Wasn't planning to turn this thread into any sort of sales thread, this <fill in yourself> asked and made claims that are lies.

              BTW thanks for ruining a perfectly good conversation about how long backlinks take to pass SEO benefit, very mature.

              David
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              • Profile picture of the author nik0
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                Originally Posted by Stalliontheme View Post

                I sell a product, let me spell out my marketing strategy because I have no problem anyone knowing what I do.

                There's not a lot of traffic related to WordPress SEO theme (number 3 in Google BTW) SERPs (it's pathetic traffic actually, go check the numbers), if I relied on only SEO theme related traffic I wouldn't get many sales.

                There's a fair amount of traffic related to SEO generally and a lot of people use WordPress. For example I'm targeting the SEO Tutorial SERP (was top 10, currently just outside top 10). The marketing concept is simple, pull in as much SEO, making money/AdSense (it's an ad theme as well, 5 ad platforms built in), autoblog SERPs like WPRobot Review (number 1 for that SERP: has WPRobot SEO features) and attempt to convert the traffic to buy the theme I develop.

                There's nothing altruistic about the tutorial or the free SEO advice I give (give loads via comments), it's a bit of a scatter gun approach, lot's of sort of related traffic, it's low conversion, but it does convert. I'm getting conversions from my sig links here (wouldn't post otherwise, I'm not altruistic), by giving free SEO advice some are checking out the SEO tutorial and buying my product: I enjoy helping people with SEO problems with no strings attached, so great way to make sales.

                I have no interest in offering SEO services again, yes I regularly get offers to be paid to help businesses, but would take a serious deal to tempt me back in (joint venture sort of deal), have not been paid for SEO consulting help in over 2 years.

                I'm glad you like my sales talk regarding Hummingbird SEO. There's a feature which allows users to add 6 phrases on each WP post which are used for internal links anchor text, so rather than having sitewide internal links all using the same anchor text, the 6 phrases are used instead, if you understand Hummingbird you can see having varied anchor text will help if you use the right phrases.

                Wasn't planning to turn this thread into any sort of sales thread, this <fill in yourself> asked and made claims that are lies.

                BTW thanks for ruining a perfectly good conversation about how long backlinks take to pass SEO benefit, very mature.

                David
                I still don't believe any of it, ranking for all types of SEO terms and not offering SEO but only to sell a theme that converts poor, makes perfect sense

                What happened that resulted in making an account here and promoting your theme? All sites tanked in the latest update? Lol skip that, see you're a member since 2011.
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                • Profile picture of the author SEO-Dave
                  Originally Posted by nik0 View Post

                  I still don't believe any of it, ranking for all types of SEO terms and not offering SEO but only to sell a theme that converts poor, makes perfect sense

                  What happened that resulted in making an account here and promoting your theme? All sites tanked in the latest update? Lol skip that, see you're a member since 2011.
                  Don't care if YOU believe me and guess no one else gives a flying rats ass either.

                  Can I suggest unless you have some proof rather than a feeling from reading tea leaves or something you don't accuse me of trying to con people into subscribing for a service I don't offer, because each time you do I'll defend my reputation and this doesn't help anyone here.

                  Really unprofessional behavior, doesn't make you look good making up lies to damage the reputation of other forum members.

                  David
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                  • Profile picture of the author nik0
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                    Originally Posted by Stalliontheme View Post

                    Don't care if YOU believe me and guess no one else gives a flying rats ass either.

                    Can I suggest unless you have some proof rather than a feeling from reading tea leaves or something you don't accuse me of trying to con people into subscribing for a service I don't offer, because each time you do I'll defend my reputation and this doesn't help anyone here.

                    Really unprofessional behavior, doesn't make you look good making up lies to damage the reputation of other forum members.

                    David
                    Lol nice role you're taking, who started with accusations of conning again? I think it was you in response to Mike F, saying that most SEO providers con their clients by making them believe that links can have an impact within months while in your opinion that's not the case, while the whole forum and beyond knows that links kick in much much faster.

                    Anyway dead discussion as you're too arrogant to admit it anyway.
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                    • Profile picture of the author SEO-Dave
                      Originally Posted by nik0 View Post

                      Lol nice role you're taking, who started with accusations of conning again? I think it was you in response to Mike F, saying that most SEO providers con their clients by making them believe that links can have an impact within months while in your opinion that's not the case, while the whole forum and beyond knows that links kick in much much faster.

                      Anyway dead discussion as you're too arrogant to admit it anyway.
                      Did you not notice under my name it says Arrogant SEO :-)

                      Reading back should have wrote

                      MANY SEO's selling links will argue links pass a lot of SEO benefit anywhere from days to under 3 months (which is a ridiculous SEO view to hold in 2014). Obvious why the unethical SEO's do it, to sell more links, if a webmaster can be conned into thinking links pass significant SEO benefit in a short period of time, they'll part with their cash.

                      Most SEO's was a too harsh, there are a lot of ethical SEO's out there, so that was unfair. And there's many that actually believe they can rank a site fast with new backlinks, so not unethical per se, just SEO clueless.

                      BTW Was looking at your sites, can see why you don't show SERPs proof. LOL

                      David
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                      • Profile picture of the author nik0
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                        Originally Posted by Stalliontheme View Post

                        Did you not notice under my name it says Arrogant SEO :-)

                        Reading back should have wrote

                        MANY SEO's selling links will argue links pass a lot of SEO benefit anywhere from days to under 3 months (which is a ridiculous SEO view to hold in 2014). Obvious why the unethical SEO's do it, to sell more links, if a webmaster can be conned into thinking links pass significant SEO benefit in a short period of time, they'll part with their cash.

                        Most SEO's was a too harsh, there are a lot of ethical SEO's out there, so that was unfair. And there's many that actually believe they can rank a site fast with new backlinks, so not unethical per se, just SEO clueless.

                        BTW Was looking at your sites, can see why you don't show SERPs proof. LOL

                        David
                        Change that from days to under 5 months, and that 5 months one was a huge exception to the rule, never seen that before out of 100's of sites I ranked. I used to sell blog post packages of minimum 10 posts, 8 out of 10 clients saw a significant boost within 1 week, 1 within a couple of weeks and now and then it took up to 6 weeks. Nowadays the full effect does take a bit longer, but as said, never longer then 5 months from what I've seen.

                        How many money sites do you own David to draw conclusions like 9 months? I personally ranked a few 1000 sites over the course of 3 years (not exaggarating, probablhy about 500 monthly clients that come and go and thousands of one time packages of say 10-20 blog posts), that's thousands of case studies. I can't imagine you have anywhere near that amount.

                        Let me guess your response: Why so many clients come and go? That's just the tendency of forum users, a huge part builds sites that are near impossible to rank, then there is a huge part that cancels when they achieved the rankings they expected. Got to add that 80 percent of my clients are repeat clients, that's why I don't bump my sales threads anymore.
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                        • Profile picture of the author codecreative
                          Originally Posted by nik0 View Post

                          Change that from days to under 5 months, and that 5 months one was a huge exception to the rule, never seen that before out of 100's of sites I ranked. I used to sell blog post packages of minimum 10 posts, 8 out of 10 clients saw a significant boost within 1 week, 1 within a couple of weeks and now and then it took up to 6 weeks. Nowadays the full effect does take a bit longer, but as said, never longer then 5 months from what I've seen.

                          How many money sites do you own David to draw conclusions like 9 months? I personally ranked a few 1000 sites over the course of 3 years (not exaggarating, probablhy about 500 monthly clients that come and go and thousands of one time packages of say 10-20 blog posts), that's thousands of case studies. I can't imagine you have anywhere near that amount.

                          Let me guess your response: Why so many clients come and go? That's just the tendency of forum users, a huge part builds sites that are near impossible to rank, then there is a huge part that cancels when they achieved the rankings they expected. Got to add that 80 percent of my clients are repeat clients, that's why I don't bump my sales threads anymore.
                          Using Nik0s services my sites would rank within a week and then continue to climb for the forthcoming months. Nik0 knows his stuff inside out
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  • Originally Posted by Stalliontheme View Post

    What's others experience of the length of time it takes for new backlinks (from external sites) to pass full SEO benefit?

    IME it's currently around 9 months to a year.

    What's others experience?

    David
    If you can get those backlinks indexed AND they are: dofollow AND on high PR pages (constantly being crawled by Google), then you should see a SEO benefit quickly.
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  • Profile picture of the author awj888
    A link from a high authority site can give you SEO benefit within a couple hours/days - do you mean over time that the link you build gains more authority? In which case there is no answer as a link you build 1 year ago could still keep adding more benefit if the site which hosts that link continue to build its authority.
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  • Profile picture of the author SEO Power
    No one knows but we all know for sure that links do mature and pass more link juice as they age. Just keep building links and stop worrying about how long it will take. Your site will eventually rank.
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  • Profile picture of the author godoveryou
    Everyone knows you're a bad joke Dave. Between 'deleted' PR and now a 9 month link aging period, it's clear that you just make things up or misunderstand them so badly that you jump to conclusions to fill the void.

    On top of it, your theme looks like shit and your marketing strategy is right out of a 15 year old's playbook on how to get attention.

    Find something better to do.
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      Originally Posted by godoveryou View Post

      Everyone knows you're a bad joke Dave. Between 'deleted' PR and now a 9 month link aging period, it's clear that you just make things up or misunderstand them so badly that you jump to conclusions to fill the void.

      On top of it, your theme looks like shit and your marketing strategy is right out of a 15 year old's playbook on how to get attention.

      Find something better to do.
      Was just talking to someone about how, there's obvious people who have no clue, and clever ones who fill in the clueless gaps with quazi-intelligent mumbo-jumbo.
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    • Profile picture of the author SEO-Dave
      Originally Posted by godoveryou View Post

      Everyone knows you're a bad joke Dave. Between 'deleted' PR and now a 9 month link aging period, it's clear that you just make things up or misunderstand them so badly that you jump to conclusions to fill the void.

      On top of it, your theme looks like shit and your marketing strategy is right out of a 15 year old's playbook on how to get attention.

      Find something better to do.
      I find it quite funny how those who don't have a clue about SEO keep attacking, why is that?

      PageSpeed Insights

      Great mobile page speed results their mate, 36/100. What's your SEO plan to deal with Google taking page speed more into account as a ranking factor?

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      • Profile picture of the author godoveryou
        Originally Posted by Stalliontheme View Post

        I find it quite funny how those who don't have a clue about SEO keep attacking, why is that?

        PageSpeed Insights

        Great mobile page speed results their mate, 36/100. What's your SEO plan to deal with Google taking page speed more into account as a ranking factor?

        David
        What's even funnier is that you think that a site with 9 or 10 posts is an example of my work.

        Seriously, isn't it pretty clear by this thread that you are about done here? I mean, really, what purpose do you serve other than to continue to make an ass out of yourself?
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  • Profile picture of the author SEO-Dave
    Nik0 I enjoyed reading your delusional snake oil sales pitch, if links pass so much SEO benefit so quickly and you are a link building guru, why are you not ranked top 3 for the relatively easy SERP with only 50 searches a month according to the Google AdWords tool.

    SEO Backlink Service

    That's the title tag of the home page of your link building sales site.

    You've been adding content to the site since March this year, so assume you've built some links. You've had 7 months to rank for this relatively easy SERP, why don't you have it already???

    What's your reasoning for not top 3 and when do you think you'll be top 3? I'm targeting that SERP now, let's see how I do.

    Sort of suggests your links that are no older than 7 months aren't passing significant SEO benefit yet hey Nik0. Or the links you've added are rubbish links from a downgraded PBN maybe???

    Godoveryou, so no plan to deal with page speed issues, good luck with that SEO strategy.

    Read your interview (your sig link), pretty much agree with everything in the interview, I also started my online SEO career with link spamming as well (used to work so well, today first step to a Google penalty).

    Curious what happened to your SEOsunite forum SEO wise?

    Only have one page indexed in Google, looks like you've taken a serious Google penalty. Would it be for link spamming?

    Looks like your forum is having server issues, couldn't connect.

    Very funny being attacked over SEO by those who are struggling to rank in Google for SEO traffic. Seriously, I'm pissing my self laughing at you two 'SEO gurus' :-)

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    • Profile picture of the author nik0
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      Originally Posted by SEO-Dave View Post

      Nik0 I enjoyed reading your delusional snake oil sales pitch, if links pass so much SEO benefit so quickly and you are a link building guru, why are you not ranked top 3 for the relatively easy SERP with only 50 searches a month according to the Google AdWords tool.

      SEO Backlink Service

      That's the title tag of the home page of your link building sales site.

      You've been adding content to the site since March this year, so assume you've built some links. You've had 7 months to rank for this relatively easy SERP, why don't you have it already???

      What's your reasoning for not top 3 and when do you think you'll be top 3? I'm targeting that SERP now, let's see how I do.

      Sort of suggests your links that are no older than 7 months aren't passing significant SEO benefit yet hey Nik0. Or the links you've added are rubbish links from a downgraded PBN maybe???
      Lol, funny you come up with that, perhaps it has a very low priority? Did you notice the site hasn't received any posts for 3-4 months (till 2 days ago when I decided to write 2 articles again)?

      Btw did you see any thing for sale on that site? I didn't the last time I checked, business go's through SEO Service Group btw, which isn't ranking for anything either.
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      PS: Not sure what you use to check rankings but according to Serpfox that site does rank at #2 for seo backlink service, noob!
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      • Profile picture of the author SEO-Dave
        Originally Posted by nik0 View Post

        Lol, funny you come up with that, perhaps it has a very low priority? Did you notice the site hasn't received any posts for 3-4 months (till 2 days ago when I decided to write 2 articles again)?

        Btw did you see any thing for sale on that site? I didn't the last time I checked, business go's through SEO Service Group btw, which isn't ranking for anything either.

        PS: Not sure what you use to check rankings but according to Serpfox that site does rank at #2 for seo backlink service, noob!
        I checked using Google.com in a Private Browser Window (FireFox) to reduce the chances of personal Google results.

        Full screenshot for you http://stallion-theme.co.uk/wp-conte...nk-service.jpg

        Serpfox appears to be wrong.

        What's lots of internal content got to do with how long incoming links take to pass SEO benefit? If you've been linking to your home page to target the SERP over the past 7 months why is it not top 3 if you are right about how quickly SEO benefit is passed via links?

        IF you've been building backlinks and they aren't from a downgraded PBN I'd expect you to see semi-competitive SERPs early next year.

        Backlink Service has 110 monthly searches according to Google AdWords Tool, another low traffic SERP, probably low competition (didn't check). These should be relatively easy SERPs for you with your guru like status as a link builder.

        Very funny you called me a liar that I own a site about SEO that doesn't sell an SEO service and now you are saying you own an SEO site that doesn't sell an SEO service. Does that make you a liar as well?

        You know the signup form on the right of your site, do you contact those email addresses to sell an SEO service by any chance?

        Nik0, you are very funny, have you considered a career as a stand up comedian, I'd pay to see that :-)

        David
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        • Profile picture of the author nik0
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          Originally Posted by SEO-Dave View Post


          Serpfox appears to be wrong.

          What's lots of internal content got to do with how long incoming links take to pass SEO benefit?
          Wow are you really that stupid?

          Very low priority, site not updated in months, any bells start ringing now perhaps?

          I know you already checked the backlink profile, which makes your comments even more ridiculous.

          Already saw the mailing list currently not active error page. Guess not, you just drive on assumptions.
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  • Profile picture of the author Voxleaf
    Yes every link is different from other so we can't decide that how long we can for SEO......
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