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Lately i was reading a lot about some changes and new tactics and trends regarding search engine optimization and how to use it to boost my website SERP. However it's still confusing and too many different things to do QUALITY SEO. Please share your thoughts, what is working best for you to improve SERP on Google and Bing or Yahoo.
Also, how important is mobile SEO and do you get much sales from mobile users?
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This does take work, and it's not easy since you have to generate a lot of quality content. But this will differentiate you from the people wanting to use software to post. You'll have the better content since it will not be spun and the readers will actually like it and possibly share it.
High quality content on a high PR website plus a tiered linking system is always a good method that helps websites get ranked. Try it out and let me know what you think.
If you're doing this yourself it could take a while. If you can afford it, I advise searching on Seocheckout and hiring a VA (Virtual Assistant) and have them write up quality content, do the posting and tiered linking for you. Be sure to do your due diligence because this will be for your website and you don't want any random person just going in and screwing up your rankings forever.
Also, if you can set up a private blog network and control everything about it, that will definitely get your ranked. But that is even more work compared to the quality content on third party websites and tier linking them. It's more work because lets say you have 10 blogs, you'd have to do 10 times the content. It's very worth it, but it does take 10 times longer to do unless you can afford Virtual Assistants. You would also have to tier link these blog posts in order to rank as well.
So, in a nutshell:
- High quality content
- High PR websites
- Tiered linking
- PBNs with tiered linking if you can afford to pay for a good VA
Thanks,
Razzy [i][b]Content marketing[/b][/i] is a big thing right now. And not just any spun content, it has to be high quality and unique. Take your time to write up a good article and post it on a high PR website that has decent traffic. This way you'll get the benefit from the PR, the backlink itself, and there's a possibility you'll be getting some traffic from that website itself. You could even build a few links aimed at your post and get the article on the third party website ranked. I've done that plenty of times with my websites and they've been ranked pretty quickly and stayed on top for a while. This does take work, and it's not easy since you have to generate a lot of quality content. But this will differentiate you from the people wanting to use software to post. You'll have the better content since it will not be spun and the readers will actually like it and possibly share it. High [i][b]quality content[/b][/i] on a high PR website plus a tiered linking system is always a good method that helps websites get ranked. Try it out and let me know what you think. If you're doing this yourself it could take a while. If you can afford it, I advise searching on SeoClerks and hiring a VA (Virtual Assistant) and have them write up quality content, do the posting and tiered linking for you. Be sure to do your due diligence because this will be for your website and you don't want any random person just going in and screwing up your rankings forever. Also, if you can set up a private blog network and control everything about it, that will definitely get your ranked. But that is even more work compared to the quality content on third party websites and tier linking them. It's more work because lets say you have 10 blogs, you'd have to do 10 times the content. It's very worth it, but it does take 10 times longer to do unless you can afford [i][b]Virtual Assistants[/b][/i]. You would also have to tier link these blog posts in order to rank as well. So, in a nutshell: - High quality content - High PR websites - Tiered linking - PBNs with tiered linking if you can afford to pay for a good VA Thanks, Razzy
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