3 months of backlinks building is enough ?
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I work in my website ,and built backlinks for 3 months, i not built for spacify keywords but in general for my website, but i got little visitors from google, when i will get more visitors ? shall i wait another updates ? is it enough of backlinks ?
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Google makes 500+ changes a year which means a minimum 1.4 changes every day. And the SERPs shuffle practically every day to reflect the changes individual sites & pages have made and the changes & new pages/sites crawled & indexed by the spiders. Then there are the big algorithm changes that happen throughout the year at unknown intervals and page rank updates every few months.
So don't wait for an update because they're happening all the time. Keep working at it, tweaking things, building your profile, building your presence, creating new content, sharing that content, interacting with your customers/fans/patrons/users, and so on.
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Google updates all the time. The Toolbar PageRank icon is updated every few months, and is not an accurate reflection of Google's true ranking of the site.
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what google's updates shall i wait? i heared that google is updated every three month, is it right?
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Agree w/Mike. SEO is never fully completed. The point where you're satisfied with your efforts is usually when your competition will put forth more effort to overtake you in rankings....
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You did not specify how many links or what type of links. If you are a local company the fastest way to improve results is to focus on your major local directories. Once this is done you should look at Open site explorer to explore the directories and links your competition has to see if there are any that are applicable to you. You might also want to check out Whitespark's tool for finding appropriate directories or links. On this type of thing more is better especially as stated above you make sure your links are high quality.
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You have to keep working at adding valuable content, and providing a great user experience.
At the same time you should never be satisfied with your backlink profile. Keep working on building them - but stick to high quality, relevant, and non-spammy links.
They are hard to get, but worth the time.
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