Micro adsense sites not getting indexed?

Well, there are always rules to exceptions, and ways to get around rules and to bypass filters. But, what I mean is in the long run it's beneficial to have an authority site.

I've had success, and failures, with micro niche sites. I have a handful that slipped from page one, to page two, and no matter what I do I cannot get on page 1.

I'm often outranked by sites with less on page SEO and less backlinks but solely based on content.

I made a post about an hour ago questioning Google's use of "Average Time Spent on Site". I think Google are using all these factors to determine where a site should be placed. They've probably always done this, but they're upping their game now.

If I visit a site with 500 words, and 20 seconds later hit the back button, and nobody is navigating your site to view similar useful content, obviously the content was not useful. Nobody reads 500 words that fast, they skim. So I believe Google use this information.

It used to make sense to say "A lot of backlinks equals a popular site". But because of the spam, and the junk, and the abuse, they are now applying different rules, non of which are set in stone and are know to us. It's just guess work, following advice from matt and other industry experts that have tried and tested the current algorithm changes is useful.

But, I stick to my guns in saying the past methods are known to Google, and chances of success from them using the standard "blueprints" are slim.

To be honest there is no limit. You just post useful content on a regular basis. Once a week should be ok. That's why it's good to do something you have an interest or passion in. At least that way it won't feel like a chore writing articles because you'll actually enjoy and learn from what you're writing about.

Yeah, I was wondering the same thing. Are you getting the two confused? Indexed means that your site is in Google; it may not have a good rank, but Google still has it in their system. Just type your URL into Google, if your website is there, then it is indexed. You can get indexed with a simple HubPages/EZineArticles/ArticleCity/etc backlink. I did this and within an hour I was indexed.

Rank refers to your placement in Google. So if you are ranked 3rd, then you are the 3rd link that pops up when your keyword is searched.

I can see how that would make much more sense that google is changing stuff up to site details rather than links now that there is software to do that.

Some good things to think about. I will definitely be looking into some larger sites that I will be making.

Do you have experience with authority sites? How much exact traffic for a keyword do you look for before starting a large site that is worth your time?

Sometimes you need to do your research well before you start anything. Researching not only for keywords but also on the domain you want to buy. No matter if you bought a new domain from Godaddy, Namecheap or any domain providers out there, you should check the domain you are interested into. I have found that I often found a domain that I thought it was new domain, but it wasn't. The domain has been used before. So, who knows, your domain is that having problem, not your way of promotion.

You can do domain research by visiting waybackmachine.

Hey Kauzmo...

No surprise there, actually. If he were able to get them ranked/earning he would be selling them for considerably more. It sucks for sellers that have to pre-sell sites...they have a ton of competition.

I suppose to answer but I shock when I see your ads :confused:.
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