Daniel
You'll need to throw more at it (1-2 links may not be adequate). It used to be 4-6 weeks .. these days, longer, even months.
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Tan
The general answer is depending on how aggressive your other competitors are in doing their SEO.
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Shakil
It depends (SEOs favorite answer)😂😂
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Talal » Bryan
what’s your current position? Do you have any other links pointing at this website? How old is the site? What’s the competition like? Finally, DA doesn’t mean shit. Are you sure this is a good link? What did you pay for it? Is it relevant?
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Mike
1. DA 60 means nothing to Google
2. Is the Guest post relevant to the site
3. How deep in the site is the guest post?
4. How good is the guest post?
5. How many links in the guest post?
6. Concentrate on your own site's content rather than trying to "fool" Google with fake posts.
7. Google is no longer as dumb as it used to be.
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Brent
Some of these Answers… Djeeze. Bryan
, buddy <— See that, I am a real SEO now Pal. DA is quite an overrated metric and it is well known that Google doesn't use third party metrics. Often link builders boost these specific metrics to sell Links for quite a lot money. That said, let's assume this link is high quality and quite relevant to your niche. Let's assume you vetted it and assume you are better then literally 70% of the industry… Which I have no doubt you are. Some people see results in the first 3 weeks, others it takes up to 3 months, others don't see any significant uptick. So in reality there is no REAL answer on your question. Just make sure the link is worth your while and be consistent in your link building, you will see results then.
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Ali
Your backlink will have effect between 2 weeks to a few months upon indexing.
You will not see ranking improvements by placing one link only.
SEO is simple and I have ranked several websites easily for medium to tough keywords.
All you need are 4 things:
1. Create a better and more comprehensive content than the top 3 competitors for the page you want it to rank.
2. Create several internal links within your website (to create topical relevance) pointing to your money page.
3. Do on site SEO optimisation.
4. Start link building (look at top 3 competitors average referring domains and aim for that number)
5. There is no 5th step, wait and enjoy watching your rankings flying to page 1.
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Roy
It depends on a variety of factors. I'd always say 3-4 weeks to a client roughly, you should understand crawl budget.
It varies depending on your crawl budget, the competitors crawl budget and the site with the link's crawl budget.
Let me try and explain crawl budget to those who haven't come across this before.
This is a very basic idea of how it works, simplified to help you understand
You change something to a page. In this case it's a link Google has to find your page, find the new link on the DA 60 site, go and crawl the competitor pages to see if anything has changed there, then make a calculation how your new link changes the ranking of the pages for the searches related to that page.
It's not how quickly the site with the link gets crawled or how fast your site gets crawled, it has to have an idea of the other pages trying to rank for the target keywords too.
It's not necessarily going to go ahead and crawl those other sites immediately, it's going to add it's to-do list next time if crawls those sites.
Otherwise, Google would be forever stopping what they were in the middle of to go crawl pages every time they found changes or new links.
Google decides how often it visits a site depending on a few different things. Like how often the site changes, how much traffic the site gets etc. Site structure is important too.
This is essentially a site's crawl budget.
If things change on your site regularly, you get links regularly and lots of visitors come to your site each day, you will have a large crawl budget, and Google will visit your site all the time. If you are a local shop and don't get a lot of web traffic and never make changes to your site, you will have a small crawl budget and Google crawls your site less often.
Imagine each of the top 50 pages ranking for a KW all have differing crawl budgets. If you are in a niche with high traffic, you'll find they all get visited more often and any changes you make like new links get found and rankings adjusted quickly.
This could be days. If not it could be 4-6 weeks for pages in niches not crawled often.
That's the basic principle.
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Matthew
This is not a question with a simple answer. Depends on your own DA how many other links etc. and your content of course. May make no difference at all. Usually it’ll be a week or two, sometimes months sometimes years.
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