A lot of orginal content published at once is harmful?

I've been writing a lot of orginal content for my blog. And there is a series of posts that I'm planning to post at once. Will this add to site's reputation or harm it?

As I don't plan to market or off page optimization for those posts. So is there any chance Google penalizes me for that?

 

It will not harm your site's SEO standings, but you might get more leverage from it if you space it out. I have never tried adding a lot of information to a blog at one time, but I have put up several websites that consist of three hundred pages or more, and I have tried uploading them all at once, and little by little. What works best is when I upload a site that has enough information to appear complete, and then add new content as I complete it, every day or two, for several weeks or more.

In that way, all of my initial pages are indexed within a few days, and the frequent additions to the site keeps the spiders coming back for more, so that, by the time I have uploaded the entire site, pretty much every page has been indexed. On the other hand, when I upload a 300+ page site all at once, the search engines index just over half of it, and it takes far longer for them to index the whole thing (if at all) than when I do it the other way.

So what you need is enough content for the search engine algorithm to consider it to be worthwhile to include in its index, and then add new information to keep the spiders interested and well fed.

 

Good suggestion. Very great suggestion infact, I've been doing it the same way with my other sites. I seem to be very lazy with off page bookmarking or any off page work at all. Can I do good at SERPS without it?

Or what's the best way to promote these posts?

 

By the way, you have an amazing directory and read your site content, the interview with Aviva as well. Good job! (Y)

 

That depends on your site's niche. I have a lot of niche topic sites that don't require much of anything to market, other than worthwhile content, but when I am competing in a wider niche, the idea of building it and they will come doesn't necessarily follow through. Link building has gotten a bad name lately because Google would rather we sit back and wait for someone to notice our site or, better yet, run an AdWords campaign and pay them for clicks. However, not everyone is patient enough for the one or rich enough for the other, so there is still a place for link building.

Obviously, a part of this can include the better web directories or niche directories that are relevant to the topic of your site, but I wouldn't depend entirely on web directories for your links, and I wouldn't submit to a whole lot of them at once. Needless to say, stay away from the junk directories or the submission services; there may be some good submission services but the type that promises to submit your site to five thousand top directories and search engines for $9.99, you want to stay away from that.

Actually, you're probably safer if you think of your link building efforts as marketing because that's really what you're aiming for. If the only purpose for having a link on a site is for whatever perceived advantage it might give you in the SERPs, then it probably won't give you any advantage. If you are seeking a link on a site for the targeted traffic it might send you, that's more likely to be a good link. This is true whether it's a directory, a blog, or a standard website.

The same is true of blog posting as of directories, guest posting can still be useful if you are posting truly useful information on a blog that is relevant to your topic. If you have reason to believe that readers of that blog may visit your site, then it's more likely to be a good link than if you're just looking for the back-link.

Forums, such as this one, will usually tag links as "nofollow" but that shouldn't bother you. Post a link only when it's relevant to a conversation that's going on. In other words, don't spam forums. Despite the "nofollow" link, if the things that you are saying in a forum discussion are helpful or interesting to the people who read your posts, people are more likely to follow any links that you have in your signature, and these visits will be highly targeted. Otherwise, if your post doesn't truly add to the ongoing discussion, no one is going to click on your links.

However, by far the most important thing is to provide truly useful content on your site, and written to the highest level of quality you are able to produce. You don't have to be a professional author in order to garner an audience; you simply need to catch someone's attention.

Thank you. I appreciate that.

 

as long its readable and have value and also authentic! then you safe! but if you trying to post thousand of article from content services! I will think twice! because here's the problems! if we build link, google will discount our link! i,e ranking down! but if you play with content! you could be deINdex! trust me, be carefull on this! unlesh, you can write 10 or hundreds articles perdays(by yourself), it's nothing wrong!
just FYI, passing copyscape doesn't meant your article authentic! thank me later

 

My articles are high quality and original, and besides I am talking about posting 19 articles together. That's it.

 

i see, i think 19 articles are are quite normal dont forget with offpage! or link building! as long we not do agressively, I am sure google ok with that!

 

Well for the blog, I've rarely done any off page. But I see that has harmed me a lot as some of my posts are only indexed and no good rankings. But am not in a position to hire staff for that and am short of time for off page.

What exactly would you recommend for off page of posts?

 

It's not a problem.. But why don't you save them in the long run.. Better place 1 article once every 3 days, why all of them at once!

 

Well, the honest answer is pretty long. But I am short of money, sometime back I had hundreds of dollars to pursue my dreams and right now, the situation is that hosting period is going to expire in a month and would like to make the most of this time. So I don't have any online amount to renew my hosting even.

So maybe that's why I am impatient to make the most of this time. Sounds strange, I know but there's always a first time.

 

A good amount is 2 or 3 articles every 2 or 3 days. It's enough for your readers and enough for the spiders as well so they can update your website regularly.

 

Sounds legit and good. You're right. I am more curious to perform this trial and see how it works, not sure though.

 

@jake - Good detailed money making blog there

 

It looks like you're a professional writer to create a lot of content for your blog. As i notice you don't need to post a lot everyday once or twice will do for your blog as long as your targeted audience is well updated with your blog. Posting interesting and engaging content for your blog site is enough then quality links and targeted traffic will follow then.

 

My recommendation would be not exactly link building but relationship building.
It is an off page optimization technique that not just focus on building backlinks to your site.
It is more like building your online reputation. You will join online blog communities or forum communities relevant to your niche.
You will participate and also share your knowledge in order to build strong relationship within the members of the community.
With that, you will also be able to build trust and reputation.

 

@Patricia, I like your point of view. Yes, I do post quality stuff only however, when you're writing a detailed post about logo, its design and history and company itself. Sometimes not many people are interested in it at first, until you've proved yourself time and time again.

@Ann, That's a good idea by the way.Will definitely try more, I've never worked much at that. Thanks

 

Yes, you are right but at least the benefit of it is for long term. You are able to leave footprints on your early stage which will surely pay off.

 

@Patricia, Good point, feels really positive to hear that.

Finally, the posts are ready and posted just a few hours ago. Gladly, Google has already indexed 13 posts out of 19. It was about a popular logo quiz game. The reason I've posted all of them together is because practical learning experience is invaluable. And I wanted to share something with proof that so far it hasn't harmed my blog.

However, am sure I'd be able to reach maximum benefits by posting slowly.

Anyone willing to offer advice on advertising or off page or link building for the pages that can be done personally. Or anyone willing to partner with me for this project. I'd be willing to discuss via PM.

Oh the pages links, here we go.
Logo Quiz Answers <- All Levels

18 Levels:
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-1/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-2/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-3/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-4/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-5/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-6/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-7/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-8/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-9/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-10/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-11/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-12/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-13/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-14/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-15/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-16/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-17/
http://www.viewlogos.com/logo-quiz-answers-level-18/

 

Just a tip to pay your hosting. I checked your links and I think that maybe you can write some articles to get the $10 or so to pay your hosting. Check our iWriter ( you can get paid next Tuesday) or sell your services here. I'd hate for your site to go offline because of unpaid hosting.