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Some people ask me what SEO is. In as little words as possible I tell them it's the process of ranking up a website in Google so that it ranks number 1 or as close as possible to number 1 ranking position as possible.
And when it comes to SEO and ranking a site up using SEO it's still the same today as it has been then. You still have to do SEO on that site to get it ranked up, ranking higher, number 1 or as high as possible.
But obviously SEO and what it means has changed and evolved over the years. And the main pattern and emphasis has always been on quality and relevance. Where quality and relevance is the type of "backlinks" you have.
Basically showing that Google has and always probably will use the backlinks you have in its ranking algorithm. Though we know today that it also looks at on-page SEO as well. But your backlinks and "social signals" are counted as a "ranking factor".
And of course, every site, in any niche, needs its own unique SEO and SMM in order to get that site ranked up in the SERPs. It needs its own good on-page SEO, something that's usually sorted with a lot of great unique content in your niche.
Are SEO Backlinks even needed to rank up a site in the SERPs?
In fact, some people swear down that they rank up sites in the SERPs using nothing but sheer content only. Without even building backlinks. By just focusing on on-page SEO (content) only, they are able to rank up sites in time without even needing to do any off-page SEO or SMM at all.
You can find those guys videos on YouTube was watching it the other day. Search "how to rank sites without backlinks" on YouTube for the videos. This is one of them from some bloggers that rank up websites without ever building any backlinks.
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Being more active on social media, not just sharing my links but sharing the links of others and making genuine relevant comments seems to be working as well. I found a comment accidentally via a Google search. That's when I realized commenting was important.
Posting to the Google Plus social network with proper hashtagging seems to be a good content strategy.
Is this response relevant to the discussion? [size=100]What seems to be working for me is creating profiles on community sites that have a good reputation and a good ranking and within that profile bio about myself including links to my websites and blogs to redirect traffic. Being more active on social media, not just sharing my links but sharing the links of others and making genuine relevant comments seems to be working as well. I found a comment accidentally via a Google search. That's when I realized commenting was important. Posting to the Google Plus social network with proper hashtagging seems to be a good content strategy. Is this response relevant to the discussion?[/size]
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