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Just Discovered I have 80% No-Follow Links from HA Niche Sites

         

mgf45

10:43 pm on Sep 22, 2016 (gmt 0)

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Sorry I meant 80% nofollow. I'm a noob, so I spent over 3k on attorney based websites that allow blog post and directory listing. I placed over 80 blogs between 10 of these niche sites. Only to find out that they are nofollow. I'm not ranking much, i was 13th position for a low search volume keyword but every IM is going for that keyword, now I dropped to 60th position and it's been like that for a week. I might just be impatient.

So does this mean I have to build out nothing but dofollow, even if the DA/TF is not that great, as long as it's niche related? Sad thing is, all the blog post I had to pay using textbroker, 15/bucks an article. And those post are not ones to generate traffic to my site.

I've only been with this company for 3 months and 60% keywords are dropping everyday. I keep doing ahrefs report to see if someone is doing a GSA campaign on me, but nothing. I'm I being too impatient?

So far I use yext for local citations and have been thinking about just buying huffingtonpost, business.com links. But wouldnt that mean I'm trying to game google?

[edited by: mgf45 at 10:44 pm (utc) on Sep 22, 2016]

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martinibuster

11:27 pm on Sep 22, 2016 (gmt 0)

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Are the articles any good? Do they rank for anything? If so then promote them and try to get traffic from those sites to yours. Uphill battle, I know, but everything is a battle.

OR you can walk away and try to get natural links to your sites.

Good luck!

Roger

mgf45

11:41 pm on Sep 22, 2016 (gmt 0)

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Wow I remember you under my old SN that I forgot back in 2010. A true pleasure.

I think the articles are pretty interesting, but like any legal niche, it's the same "10 Things to do after an accident" type of blogs, which are all over the place. I try to come up with interesting topics like uber lawsuits. A few weeks ago I had a topic about the highest verdicts ever and it did pretty well on reddit and I did get traffic, but i didnt see any improvement or jump in keywords.

I guess as you say, just walk away and get natural links. So I will now try to create awesome blog topics for my own site blog to get some traffic and hopefully that will give me a boost.

Thanks