Forum Moderators: Robert Charlton & goodroi
I even started getting good organic traffic and made money on clicks. I kept on uploading 1-2 articles daily for last 2 weeks which I have been doing for last couple of months as well.
Now, I am getting a back-kick from google. Instead of increasing in traffic and clicks I am decreasing. Once again I lost 10 articles out of the non-supplemented results. I never even bought a single link for my site, I don’t do trading with others. I don’t use any black hat tricks to drive the traffic.
What is that I have done wrong now by which I lost some of my organic traffics? I know if I drive in more visitors then I can get more clicks and more money.
Please advise me…
a. Seemingly auto created.
b. Duplicate content.
c. Over optimised.eg
Want to learn how to clean your fridge. To get a clean fridge, first you need a dirty fridge that needs cleaning. After you've got a dirty fridge, how to clean your fridge can be a dirty job, so you really need to know the best way to clean your dirty fridge.
I am betting you are writing for search engines instead of people, and your inbounb links are poor quality
I am betting you are writing for search engines instead of people, and your inbounb links are poor quality
What you've said may apply to the starter of this topic. If so, then everything you've said may be true.
[edited by: Atomic at 2:16 am (utc) on Dec. 3, 2007]
Do your inbound links' anchor text support everything you have on site?
I see we have a misunderstanding. my posts were directed to Justkidding, and I thought it was the thread starter who was responsing
In summary.
I think English is not his/her first language.
His/her site does not have links from news sites.
I rarely see a new "how to" site that is any good, with content really just being slightly rewritten from other sites, and being search engine not people targeted.
I maintain sudden indexing of pages, followed by gradual decline in page numbers, is usually becuase your pages have been
1. indexed by google and past a first check of "possibly inclusion worthy"
2. google does a 2nd and 3rd check to determine "are you REALLY worthy?" If you aren't you bleed pages.
3. Google looks at who is recommending you, and builds up a pattern. Got a dodgy pattern = Lose more pages.
I thought it was the thread starter who was responsing
I am picking the titles for my site on the basis of keywords search and my contents are not auto generated. If you look into your analytics and find someone is getting into your site for phrases where you have lesser content. You feel that you have more to say on that and write an article about it, this doesn’t sound me as written for search engine. Search engine is just a media to reach my niche and know my potential user behaviors. I don’t have quality inbound links as yet, that’s causing me to get into supplemental list. My pages are not at all over optimized. I know a much about clustering of key phrases and keywords to decide a page is all about. BTW I am a phd student in US. Just to give you a clue, if I buy a pr 7 link and take my pages out of the supplemental index then I can easily make 50$ a day out of a 80days old website. This is just based on the facts as I am making 10$ a day out of my 40 articles. I have around 250 pages in my site and all are with similar potentials. If I can make $50 then why am I not making it? I don’t know anyone from a similar niche with a pr 6 or above who can sell a link, at the same time I am scared of google. I am also looking forward to make it a serious business.
Summarizing why a page gets supplemental with best of my knowledge:
1.If the site is new with less pr to distribute along all the pages then few pages will get in and out of the regular index for a while.
2.If duplicate title and description then high chances of getting supplemental.
3.If major content of a page is similar to other pages of the site then it will get supplemental too.
Solutions:
1.If a site is new then participate heavily in forums and blogs to get some links and traffic to your site, don’t worry for the nofollow tags. That might not give you any juice but it will never hamper you from any respect as said by Matt Cutts. High chances that someone will find your page interesting and give you a link or help you in promoting by posting here and there. Always try getting a proper anchor text for your link so that search engine will at least get aware of what the page is all about.
2.Try to improve your internal link structure and give nofollow tags to the pages which are not important.
3.If you have duplicate title and description then change it, yahoo might treat you differently for couple days but sooner you do better for future.
4.If you have major of your pages similar to each other then there are ways to make it different so make it different to get out of supplemental index.
Don’t try to throw stones on others, I am here for experience guys who can share some valuable stuffs. I know I don’t have much to share, I wish I could. I would never get personal and try throwing mud on others.
What does GWT say about your site's relevancy?
Do your inbound links' anchor text support everything you have on site? ( ie. do most links have the proper anchor text or are for example URLs, your username, the sitename in your forum signatures... etc )
I would test your pages at copyscape.com to see if your articles are truly unique.
aah... I give up.
*groan*
