Strategies for new sites, blogs and so on

[ilmagat]

Hi,
I often read about migration from wp to other platforms or different sites structures (just for examples). But, I was thinking: in case you (you = affiliate with years of experience in this field) have a website with hundreds of visitors per day, when you decide to publish a new website which is your approach to achieve soon as possible the same results of the previous website? And for a generic new affiliate website, your minimunm target (in terms of visitors) is .../per day at the end of the ...st/nd/rd/th month just to let you to say "ok, I'm satisfied!"?? (fill the ..., thks)

Thank you in advance for your answers

 

[Online18Casino]

Ill answer your second question because im not really sure if I understand your first question.

For traffic lets put it this way, would you rather rank for:

A - 'Casinos that accept Visa' with 50 hits a day
or
B - 'No deposit Casinos' with 200 hits a day

Site A is going to attract many more depositing players then site B. Targeted traffic beats general traffic every time.

I don't really count traffic as much as I count clicks, sign-ups and deposits. If a new site is gaining a few new deposits a month, you can know you are headed in the right direction, and keep building upon that.

 

[ilmagat]

Hi,
first of all thank you for your answer online18casino.

For the first question, I try to rewrite it: if, for example, you have a website with 50 hits a day (case A) and decide to change structure/sitemap/hosting (or whatever could change your ranking), which is your strategy to achieve again the 50 hits a day in the shortest time?

 

[Online18Casino]

Hi,
first of all thank you for your answer online18casino.

For the first question, I try to rewrite it: if, for example, you have a website with 50 hits a day (case A) and decide to change structure/sitemap/hosting (or whatever could change your ranking), which is your strategy to achieve again the 50 hits a day in the shortest time?

You can change your layout and hosting, and as long as you keep your URLs the same you should not really lose ranking. For example if you have an HTML site and want to move it to a wordpress platform, you can manually copy over all of the content, and create URLs to match what was on your HTML site. That is assuming your site is not thousands of pages. If you change any URLs (or your domain name), you will have to 301 Redirect them to let the search engines know the url has changed.