What kind of work do you do for opened doorway sites?

[cimenweb]

Hello everyone,

Yes, as I asked above, what kind of work do you do on buffer sites? But the main thing I am curious about is, do you use separate Google Webmaster and Google Analytics accounts for these buffer sites?

Roasted chestnuts, quick reply

[seo_sensey]

Initially, I do not find it appropriate to open and use an account related to Google. For the blogs to be beneficial, they need to be opened by different people. The more Google products we use, the more obvious our network becomes. Therefore, it is necessary to continue by entering regular articles at first. When the articles on the site start getting 5 or 10 hits (this varies by sector, but usually 1-2 months), each one must be treated as a separate main site. That is, if the growth is fast and the satellite sites are solid, I think it is better to open the Google accounts then. The point here is not to be exposed.

[keboozgur]

To be honest, I don’t care about any of them, frankly, I don’t need this.
Why do you feel the need to track the traffic of buffer sites? Tracking keywords is sufficient.
As the friend said, why give data to Google? Let’s keep the upper hand.

[Csx_Network]

Is there anyone else who can indicate whether they use wm tools - analytics on their doorway sites? Because that’s exactly the topic I’m looking into right now.

[cimenweb]

@seo sensey

I do not find it appropriate to open and use a Google-related account at the very beginning. For the blogs to be beneficial, they need to be opened by different people. The more Google products we use, the easier it is for our network to be detected. Therefore, it is necessary to proceed by entering regular articles initially. When the articles on the site start getting 5 to 10 hits each (this varies by sector but usually takes 1-2 months), each one needs to be treated like a separate main site. In other words, if growth is fast and the satellite sites are solid, I think it is better to open Google accounts then. The point here is not to get exposed.

Thanks for your interest.

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[Furkan]

I don’t really think it

[seo_sensey]

@Furkan

I don’t really think it would be exposed even if you didn’t use a separate account, but still, being extremely cautious, I wouldn’t allow any slip-ups. Friends who call me ‘bro’ can go do it, but honestly, I don’t do any of that separate stuff. I don’t monitor my dummy sites that closely with analytics etc., but if I were to, I’d honestly use Yandex.Metrica. If you were to ask why, it feels sweeter and more likeable. Metrica doesn’t have that professional and boring attitude of Analytics.

I think there could be data exchange between Yandex and Google on such matters. From one angle, we might think why two rival companies would give data to each other. But on the other hand, we sometimes see many rival companies collaborating.

I have never used Metrica. I thought about using it at one point, but I didn’t see good reviews; everyone said it’s not good anymore, etc.
Let’s give it a try and see what it’s like

[phpbot]

I think the most sensible option in this regard is

There are some sites sold on forums. The content is fully unique, but they have been neglected after a while.

If you find about 10 such sites, I think it will be more effective than starting from scratch.