Aurelien Dio@aurelien_dio
Good reaction
The problem isn’t the pages you created, it’s the speed of creation. When you create a huge volume of pages, you artificially boost your site’s PageRank. Each page created generates a tiny amount of additional PageRank, so by creating tons of pages, you artificially increase your site’s overall PageRank
This is a mechanical consequence of how PageRank works, which is the core of Google’s algorithm. Since it works very well, it’s a PageRank manipulation technique that Google monitors very closely
So if you want to exploit this technique, you need to get your pages indexed more slowly, to fly under the radar of Google’s anti-cheat scripts
> What’s the right indexing pace? It’s the natural production rate of a human
If your pages contain 1,000 words of text for example, you can index 3 to 5 maximum per day, or about thirty per week in one shot. Because in practice, a human can’t write more than that. That’s how you need to proceed if you want to massively inject content > more slowly
