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cots 07-21-2013 08:16 AM

Let's Talk About Google
 
JS and others have said that their traffic from Google has dropped significantly to the point where their businesses have really suffered.

I am no SEO expert but for some reason the two recent Google changes seem to have really bumped up my search engine traffic. I have no idea if it's good or bad but the facts are that Glam Images gets 5750-6500 visitors a day via Google and Ult Fet 2,000 to 2,500. Our pay sites get bugger all really.

I try and read about it, and have a nephew who has taught me a lot. However, like a lot of things discussed here, it's very time consuming to put into practice what he has taught me.

Maybe we could all share our knowledge to joint benefit?

jscott 07-23-2013 12:35 AM

5000+ Google traffic per day to your Glam Images site is really great. My biggest site was getting around 15k/day google and when the first Google Penguin went into effect I lost about 70% of it.

I had other sites getting about 10K/day google, and after Penguin, (overnight) lost ALL. The only searches I was getting was for my exact domain/site name.

I admit I've done nothing differently, only always updating my sites with content and trades, etc.

Luckily last week out of the blue, Google did another change and a few of those sites gained back quite a bit of the traffic. :)

We definitely have to change with the times to stay competitive in this business, with the content display (tgps to tubes) or more unique and quality sites, to stay on top of what SEO tactics need to be used.

jscott 07-23-2013 12:39 AM

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Check this out......

This was the 2nd site I mentioned, the one I said was getting around 10k/day google

(this graph is only displaying SE traffic stats)
http://legwebmasters.com/forums/atta...1&d=1374539936

You can see here, April 2012 is when Google took my business to an entirely different level, shit level!
:eek: :eek: :eek:

cots 07-23-2013 01:49 PM

Wow! The interesting thing at my end is the "search" keywords. None of them are the ones I have carefully developed. It mainly the site name or similar or other sites that I feature at mine. If you take "free stocking pics" as a prime example then Glam Images is Page 1. But according to analytics I get no traffic from the search phrase. Any ideas? How do you find out what surfers use to search google etc?

jscott 07-24-2013 01:34 AM

Couple good tools.
www.semrush.com
www.ahrefs.com

These help dealing with SERP competitors

cots 07-27-2013 10:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jscott (Post 10022)
Couple good tools.
www.semrush.com
www.ahrefs.com

These help dealing with SERP competitors

Thanks JS. Shane we don't have more contributors to this thread as SEO success seems to be high on most people's agendas!

Toby 07-27-2013 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by cots (Post 10028)
Shame we don't have more contributors to this thread as SEO success seems to be high on most people's agendas!

Google has never shown me much keyword love. Thumb TGPs aren't exactly a favorable format for SEO to begin with and SERPs for my most relevant key phrases are filled with fetish wear retail clothing sites and stories. It simply makes obtaining that ranking too costly.

cots 07-29-2013 06:04 AM

Thanks for the input Toby

NinjaSteve 08-01-2013 09:04 AM

For the past two years the majority of my searches come from long tailed keywords. I see the main 2-3 word keyword phrase positions come and go, and rotate, and rotate me in as well from time to time.


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