How long before I start seeing ...

[ajkendall]

Hi guys,

just a quick one from me, i have recently had some SEO work done on UK Online Casino , i've also submitted to hundreds of directories, posted on digg, shoutwire etc, submitted articles to top rated article sites and exchanged links with related websites with decent pr and not many links on the page where my link is placed

i was just wondering what sort of time scale i'm looking at before it all kicks in, how long before i should start to see an increase in traffic from search engines and other places on the web...

any advice is appreciated, thanks in advance

Alan

 

[dan_Vt]

Now you play the waiting game.

I've seen very quick (relatively speaking) where a site goes from nowhere to #1 in 2-3 weeks, but obviously this depends on a lot of things. Your terms are probably very competitive, so you may not see results for a few months, and your results will be dependent upon the quality/quantity of those links. I hope you didn't get too many too fast.

A lot of directories delete requests for gambling sites, so those may not pan out for you.

When did you do all this work?

 

[ajkendall]

thanks for taking time out to comment, i didn't get too many too fast and all work has been on going over the past 2 months

 

[novelty]

Hi guys,

just a quick one from me, i have recently had some SEO work done on UK Online Casino , i've also submitted to hundreds of directories, posted on digg, shoutwire etc, submitted articles to top rated article sites and exchanged links with related websites with decent pr and not many links on the page where my link is placed

Sounds like instant optimization? I know that Google watches the rate at which links appear and if it's too fast, it might be a sign of overoptimization.

 

[seojig]

see your targeted keyword is little bit competitive so u need to continue you SEO work till u didn't get the ranking.and once u get the ranking u need to maintain it so SEO will never stop u need to give your time everyday for link building.

 

[ajkendall]

yeah i understand it is a competitive market, onwards and upwards over time hopefully then... thanks for the comments

 

[Nathan]

[offtopic]Hmm, what negative ramifications could there be if someone DID get too many too fast? Also, what (approximation) is too much, too fast?
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Sorry for the off-topicness