It must be Fuckin magic cuz I can't figure it out

[fskcramer]

Okay I've been working on a fuckin site for about 3 weeks. It has been indexed by google it seems, however I am not recieving any real traffic.

The domain name is a damn good .org and it's an exact fucking match for the targeted keyword phrase. Its a blogpress site I intend to use for adsense. I've outsourced the articles because I'm not a great informational writer. They have around a 3% density of the keyword and I've been submitting links on forums and blogs of pr 6 7 and 8 sites this week however I'm wondering how long more of the experienced affiliate marketers usually take to build up some traffic?


My next question, I started a forum and I am trying to decide if I should use a company to create content of questions, answers etc. or if there is a better way to get forum members.

Thanks in ad-fucking-vance.

Matt

 

[werdnax]

if you are doing SEO, you should be thinking 3 months not 3 weeks.

 

[smaxor]

you're doing it wrong. ppc/cpm/cpa to cpa arbitrage is the answer.

SEO is quite slow.

 

[interwebmarketr]

SEO is much more long-term. If you want to keep going down the SEO route, there are a couple good, active threads like lemons884's and stick2Herbs' newbie SEO journals that should give you an idea of the basic approach to take.

 

[Protohype]

Lol, this thread is ranking #2 in AffBuzz today.

 

[MrCat]

Try using less of the F word and maybe things will be different

 

[stick2Herbs]

SEO is much more long-term. If you want to keep going down the SEO route, there are a couple good, active threads like lemons884's and stick2Herbs' newbie SEO journals that should give you an idea of the basic approach to take.

I got the fuzzies.

 

[HolyShadow]

OP is too funny I really did laugh in real life at the title of the thread