Fastest you got a site ranked and out of the sandbox?

What is the fastest you have gotten a site out of the sandbox and ranked in google

For a search term that gets over 300 searches a day?

 

two days.

but that's sort of cheating I'm referring to doing it via buying old domains and placing the content there. so much easier to just not play by the sandbox rules.

 

updated content frequently and find links from important related site to your site. Sandbox is depend on site quality and important, they won't rank you until they're ensure that your site is worth to rank so links from some important site without spam or hasty is important one, also put contents on old-indexed domain is another good choice to do.

 

so I am the only person who optmizes for terms that get over 300 searches a day or what?

what is best case scenario?

 

the number of searches it gets a day has nothing to do with it in my opinion.

again, you can rank in the top 10 for a keyphrase that gets 10,000+ searches a day (assuming you have the links to pull it off) if you have an old domain.

with a new domain, who knows. too few links and you won't have the power to rank, too many links and you get hit by the filters.

if you don't have an old, trusted domain to use, long tail traffic is pretty much the only way you'll be getting much traffic from google.

 

I thought for sure someone would come in and tell me about their secret uber ethical link building that allows them to get new domains ranked fast

 

I did reveal the secret, it just wasn't the one you wanted to hear

 

So true disgust surpised more people don't research into using expireds to build. There is a lot to go into the research learning how to get them when they drop, and what ones are legit and what ones are fake/banned but having that info is key... I guess like everything else in this biz info is GOLD if it's the right info.

 

I'm not referring to snagging up expired domains, from my experience they lose their value. you need to acquire them before they expire.

 

yeah that is part the sucks, trying to talk to people to buy their domains

they want like million dollars for some site which makes them about zero dollars, which if you didn't offer to buy it they may have let expire anyway

 

it's usually not too hard to find some abandoned domain that the webmaster hasn't touched and gets little traffic where they're more than happy to sell for 1,000$ or something... it can be one of the best ROIs you'll ever get.

 

Brand new domain.
Low competition niche.

Ranking for 3-5+ keywords without quotes in 3 days after being indexed (along with a couple other pages).

 

yeah I got kinds of sites ranking for all kinds of shitty ass key phrases hardly anyone types in as soon as they are indexed

doesn't everyone ?

 

Maybe the exact name of your site but if you know how to approach it, you can get ranked for low competition keywords with a high number of searches.

 

is there such a thing?, I mean with adsense and other programs someone can make a few bucks of even crap visitors

of course if no one know about the term maybe

 

yes, there most certainly is such a thing.

the number of times something is searched for has nothing to do with how competitive it is.

"kittens" is probably googled more than "credit cards" but there's no way "kittens" is more competitive.

 

naw if you go by overture kittens gets like 1/3 of the searches, but word tracker say kittens wins 2 to 1

I had a site that ranked for the term "credit cards" awhile ago

sure it does, its not an actual gauge you can measure by , and there are tons of things that are competitive that get lower searches

but I can pretty much gaurentee that everything that gets a over 100 searches a day is more competitive then just about everything that gets less the 10 searches a day, right?

Most the terms a new domain ranks for immediately , are so low they don't even have a number of searches according to the tools, or its like 2 or 3 a day.

 

kittens was not meant to be taken literally; it was the concept I wanted to get across. people actively try to rank for "credit cards." the competition for other things that get a similar number of queries per day (say, pet related things or a celebrity) have far less competition.

correlation is not causation.

 

what are you talking about?

 

just because two things happen together frequently does not mean there's a causational relationship between the two.

http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/mathew/logic.html#cumhoc

you don't see new sites ranking for terms that get searched for a lot. that does not imply that new sites don't rank for those terms because they get searched for a lot.