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Originally Posted by will76
Thanks for the reply.
How many "new" pages do you feel per a week is the max for the same domain? in the past I was experimenting with a site where I was generating new pages from rss feeds. I was doing about 5,000 a week. Things were going good, my results in google grew to about 40,000 pages indexed. Everything was going fine then I ramped it up to about 20,000 new pages one week, and boom the number of pages google indexed dropped to about 5,000 and my SE traffic was reduced by 90%.
What do you guys think about growing a site too fast, what is a safe amount of new pages added per week?
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That's a tough one. Quality is going to be the key and when ever you have a stead flow that works, (ie 5,000 per week) and everything seems to be working smoothly, you should stick with it. Falls in line with if it isn't broke, don't fix it. But, if all of your sites are very high quality, then that obviously pulls alot of weight.
A good example would be Wikipedia. Wikipedia is highly respected and seen as vary valuable to the SERPS. They could do a million pages a day and they will all get indexed. But if you have a blog that just has typical porn with our any real value, then Google has no need for those pages.
Google is big on quality results. Once the determine your site is not quality, the will replace you with someone that is. So, to answer your question, i don't think there is a safe # per day or week, it's more about making sure what you are generating is original and quality and you should be fine no matter the #. The issue with RSS feeds is Dupe content, even with Morphing RSS feeds, there is usually only about 5 to 10 different versions. When you have 5,000 sites using these feeds, your duplicating a lot of sites. I recommend using Word Replacement plugins to assure your content is unique.