Link Velocity Matters?
- SEO |
Let's assume we're talking about what most people would consider good, or quality, links. Like contextual links in an article on a high PR page.
Does it matter how many, how fast, you get backlinks if:
a). You're doing SEO on a brand new site, that has zero backlinks.
b). You're doing SEO on an established site that has, say, hundreds of thousands of existing backlinks.
I do (sort of) understand both sides of the matters/doesn't matter argument. But I'm leaning towards "matters." If a person believes it doesn't matter, then I would think that person should think it's fine if a brand new site, with zero backlinks, gets 10, 100, or 10,000 great backlinks right away. But that seems anything but natural. Google keeps track of a lot of factors, and some people believe the number of links, but not the timing of those links (as Google encounters them), matters. Maybe. But I'm thinking that it would make sense for Google to keep track, in some way, of the frequency of links. If Google doesn't, then those people who have private networks (ahem) should feel free to, upon getting an SEO job, blast away links from all their sites on day one and be done, and not bother "pacing" things, right?
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