Why Google does not like my site?

[varunsharma]

Hello, why Google does not like my site? only 20-30 visitors per day. Few backlinks? Or bad content?

Hi,

There are lots of reasons for this, as far as the back-links are concern. You cannot specify how many back-links can bring you to the notice of Google. Its just quality of back-links. So consider to gain back-links from high authority websites.

Keep an eye on your Google Analytic, may be there are so many spam links. If yes, then remove them as soon as possible. Make you content high quality and use relevant keywords in it.

 

[monster_doll]

Please check you webmaster. Is google indexing your site or not?

 

[kevinarndale]

kevinarndale

It may be possible that despite of getting indexed by Google, it is not getting ranked. So it would be better to check the back links. what say?

 

[HCFGrizzly]

Hello, why Google does not like my site? only 20-30 visitors per day. Few backlinks? Or bad content?

I just love it how people are giving advice here without knowing your website link or in fact any detail about your website.
Are you guys psychic?
@OP: Give us more details about your website and maybe a link if you want more personalized advice.

 

[SEOPub]

SEOPub

These threads always attract the same answers on public forums...

• You need to add more content.
• Write 1,000,000,000 word articles. Google loves these.
• Update your site more frequently. Google has a major hard on for frequently updated sites.
• You must perform onpage SEO.
• You must perform offpage SEO.
• Get more backlinks. (Usually with a signature attached for $5 "High PR" or EDU/GOV backlinks.)
• You need social signals. (Even though social signals do nothing to rank a webpage.)
• Use SEO Yoast. It knows everything.
• Have you done "proper" keyword research?

Did I miss any?

 

[HCFGrizzly]

HCFGrizzly

You forgot the answers badly translated with Google Translate... :crazy:

 

[Sandra]

Sandra

Really? Interesting. Well... if someone is able to communicate in a foreign language just with google translate and access other markets without spending years studying their language or their culture, kudos to him/her. It's a brave new world...

 

[HCFGrizzly]

HCFGrizzly

Well, I learned English from the TV and you don`t see me spamming forums with the help of Google Translate. So what? Double kudos to me?
Yes...it`a a brave new, spammy world

 

[Sandra]

Sandra

Who talked about spam? I didn't.

Why do you assume that a person who needs translate to communicate is automatically spamming? Interesting connection if it exists, I just don't understand it.

 

[HCFGrizzly]

HCFGrizzly

I have only one argument: Read around this forum or any other forum and you will see what I`m talking about. You will see people with bad English skills posing as experts and giving 5 words responses just to amass a larger post count.

PS: Let`s leave it as it is because we are more than off topic

 

[Sandra]

Sandra

I have seen it done in pristine English too. Actually I have seen today someone posting one-liners all over the place. Do I like those? Nope. Trying to abuse a system setup so generously as it's this community is a disgrace, no matter what language spoke your parents. But connecting bad English with bad intent alone is also a dangerous thing to do.

 

[kevinarndale]

kevinarndale

we are not giving advises we are just helping the answer seeker some hit and trail methods to get him out of this issue, as it seems he is not interested in disclosing anything about his website.

 

[jeffhowell]

Content, content, content - yes and try to get some backlinks from other blogs...