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I'm working to optimize an hotel's website. This site has 30 pages in 2 languages (total: 60 pages). I wrote new relevant contents and I created 55 new pages (only for 1 language, at the moment). Should I publish all the new pages at the same time? Or is it better to publish them at different time (5 pages a week, 10 pages a month, etc)? How interpret search engines the sudden pages increase? |
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You can publish all of them in one solution. It could be a problem if you publish at the same time a large number of pages "outside" your site linking to it, but if these pages are full of relevant content you don't have any problem with that. |
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I think it could be a good idea to publish them all at once.
In other words, you're going to double the size of your site in one single shot. I would probably choose this way. I think it also depends on crawling frequency. Is it a good/valid doubt? |
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It depends on whether the site is still in the "Sand Box" or it is very trusted in Google. If it is old and has a lot of quality links, Google won't suspect you are trying to spam it. In any case, I would suggest If you publish 10 new articles everyday until you publish everything. Just my 2 cents. |
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I'd suggest publishing them all in one fell swoop. If your site is newer or has a low PR, you might not get crawled as frequently as other sites, so better to get all your fresh content recognized and indexed the next time your site gets crawled. The sudden page increase is not an issue - in fact, publishing fresh content frequently is a PR booster (a good thing for your ranking). Good luck. |
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