Hello, I am wondering what the best option would be for a new website (multiple actually)... I have at least 5 websites that I am looking to develop and they are going to take some time to get some quality content. So, what I am wondering is should I: A) Launch the website with a landing page using keywords that are relevant, proper headers, title and a little bit of content for now. OR B) Wait months until I have enough quality content to make it useful for visitors for the website My guess is OPTION A. My thought is that it is also going to take a long time to create links, get any kind of PageRank, etc. So, the site can be "aging" a bit and helping to improve the SEO. Or will that hurt the SEO? Thanks!
I would go with B so as not to give a bunch of people a bad first impression and never get the chance to fix it.
That is true until an extent. If the domains are new, they would probably have no visitors and no SERP ranking anyway, so no visitors, so what's the big deal. If the domains are "blind typed" domain, then you should get it going ASAP, pay others to help you. For me, I would choose a domain and start working on it. For the others, I would just put adsense codes as a "parking" page. Then after the 1st site "establised", I would move to the 2nd site. So, it's kindda option A.
recently, i buy domain and start a web with template then update my content. 3 month to get traffic from my own content. thats my exp
I would do some basic SEO, om site stuff and very high ranking directories and press releases while you are working on the content so that by the time you are finished all this will be done as well. After that you can swtich to some more conventional methods
My advice is to wait until you have at least 20 pages with good content, then go live. Choose easy to win keywords, so the BIG G will take notice quickly.
Content always pays off. Rather then having a crappy site, waiting until you can launch a site with good content would be better in my opinion.
How do you expect to optimize a site without any content? Sure, you can create a framework but without any content it is useless. - Matt
I would definitely have some content. But perhaps just a few articles and some other simple things to start... that is the thought at least. It seems pretty mixed from reading the comments with people leaning towards having the content prepared first.