As promised... my SEO system for high ranking on google

[ecnsltd]

Well I have just joined the forum and this is the first post of read and i am absolutely blown away. Many of the the items i was already doing but as i started working down the list i couldnt believe things i was missing. Thank you for this post and i look forward to looking over the rest of the forum.

[tjcocker]

Originally Posted by Nicholas William

High PR dofollow backlinks

1. The best value for money in this area comes from Paul and Angela! Their packets are full of great links and instructions that take the hard work out of finding backlinks. Simply create accounts and profiles at the sites in the packets then setup a nice profile with 1 or 2 weblinks to your website. Do not go crazy and be tempted to add heaps of domains to your profile without any content or contribution to the community you've joined. If you're going to take the time to do this, do it the right and ethical way.

Not to be a jerk, but Angela and Paul's links are not "high PR dofollow backlinks". They are profile links on "high PR sites", but the profile pages you put your links on have "no PR at all". I get it, you want to sell your service. It's all good. The links do work for the most part, I'm not complaining about that. I just don't see the need for the constant misdirection from Angela and Paul on this issue.

The links work ok when your profile doesn't get deleted by a moderator (even with just one link), that's not the problem. I probably need to say it a third time: The links work fine. BUT.... I just don't like marketers who market a service to other marketers under false pretenses. It's extra slimy. (I really love the fact that Angela says she makes her living from IM, but she's an assistant manager for a Wendy's in Washington state... hmmm...)

I'm not trying to be a jerk, the rest of your info is top notch for beginners and intermediate folks. Thanks!

.... let the flames begin, I'll be in the shower.

[fir3d]

I agree with you, I think that profile links are probably overrated. Plus people are going crazy with them it wont be long before all the profile sites become nofollow.

[jazbo]

ALL the profile sites? you mean every one of the MILLIONS of forums an social sites online - are you sure?

Good solid starting point advice from the OP. I would just query one part - keyword stuffing in your page footer - ouch.

Originally Posted by fir3d

I agree with you, I think that profile links are probably overrated. Plus people are going crazy with them it wont be long before all the profile sites become nofollow.

[Mike Anthony]

All in all quite a comprehensive list (although I don't agree with everything). Nicely layed out. As someone else said one of the better SEO articles I've read in a while on these forums.

[Mike Anthony]

Originally Posted by tjcocker

[/LIST]Not to be a jerk, but Angela and Paul's links are not "high PR dofollow backlinks". They are profile links on "high PR sites", but the profile pages you put your links on have "no PR at all".

Actually thats false but a common error. PR juice runs through a site dividing and degrading according to an algorythm. ANY system that uses divsion will result in a fraction. Even though a pagerank tool may show zero it does not mean that the actual PR is exactly zero or "no PR atall". The tool shows a zero until its at a full 1, 2 etc. Getting a link on a high PR site means that the site has strong link juice running through it. the closer that link is to the High PR page the greater the chances that PR juice will flow to it. Also depends on the number of links on the site which is why the holy grail is finding sites that are little used. Less links more juice.

Second a profile page nowadays can include the ability to blog and write articles as well and on some sites that gives you the potential of being actually ON the home page for those that publish the articles there. Its temporary but long enough to develop links and its own PR.

I just don't like marketers who market a service to other marketers under false pretenses. It's extra slimy.

You see things differenly that hardly makes Paul or Angela slimy. I've seen good evidence that among one of the factors that Google uses for serps is the overall authority of a site. The higher the PR the greater the possibility that Google sees the link as having higher authority. Of course people will come rush in to say thats not how google works as if they actually have a copy of the 200 or so factors that Google looks at but the truth is that too many people have tested these links and they work. So at some point you have to ask yourself why do they work where linking from a number of personal zero any page site don't. Can anyone prove it one way or the other? Want to break into Google's labs? It works. Period. Thats what matters.

(I really love the fact that Angela says she makes her living from IM, but she's an assistant manager for a Wendy's in Washington state... hmmm...)

Which has nothing to do with anything. Last I heard her husband had some medical issues. People have all kinds of reasons for holding jobs - major medical being just one. She likes it? So what? lets not take personal swipes. We can just discuss the issues.

[WareTime]

Originally Posted by jazbo

ALL the profile sites? you mean every one of the MILLIONS of forums an social sites online - are you sure?

Good solid starting point advice from the OP. I would just query one part - keyword stuffing in your page footer - ouch.

I'd second that. Doing all those on page SEO items on the same page screams to google, "I'm trying a fast one" There was a time and place that worked well, today that has slipped into over optimization.

To summarize the whole post in two items:
1. On page/site SEO
2. Create backlinks

It's been said on page counts for 10 percent and the back links 90 percent. That's about how the breakdown was in the post. 10 percent of the work was the onsite/onpage stuff and the other 90 was getting links.

That also tells you why you should just choose the simplest most maintainable platform for you and not be swayed by what's fashionable because the platform falls in your 10 percent time expenditure.

[jesus3]

i will try this strategy once i buy a new domain. thanks alot!

[James Yarbrough]

6. Site submission time!
Please don't use the addurl or submit link option with google, instead go behind the scenes to avoid the sanbox!
How do you go behind the scenes?

[yukon]

This thread is 2 years old.

[LaunchBrain.com]

AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME

[Tizzko]

I'd like to see someone update this list with the latest knowledge and technology.

[HarryPothead]

This is definetely ONE HUGE set of information package..thanks!!

[shuvo]

Its a great Nicholas.Thanks for explaining whole the process step by step.Hope people will found it more helpful to get the best positions in Google.

[rajseo]

Originally Posted by Nicholas William

A big thanks to everyone for their interest and patience with me on this one, I'm sorry I didnt get it posted within an hour as mentioned. I hope that the content makes up for it and this helps everyone with their SEO efforts. It's the system I use for all my sites now... enjoy!

1. Register a keyword rich domain name.
   So if you are targetting the choc chip cookie niche try to register chocolatechipcookies.com because the search engines will factor in your use of keywords in the domain name along with other things which we'll get into
2. Write up your landing page.
   Including compelling sales copy and good use of keywords and associated terms in the content. For me, the rule of thumb is to focus on what makes good copy rather than what the search engines would prefer. It's important to provide what the googlebot looks for, but making easy to read copy that excites people is the main goal.
3. Optimise your html elements.
   This means putting your keywords in the first instance on the page to start with and then...
   
   - in the H1 tag,
   - meta content for keyword and description tag
   - as alt tags on images,
   - through the copy in bold
   - sometimes in quotes.
   - once in italics
   - in a list of some kind <ul> or <ol>
   - in the image name of your product shots (choc-chip-cookie.jpg)
   - in a footer div so the terms are also the last instance on the page
   
   Try to spread out your keywords too so they are not always together! So rather than just repeating 'choc chip cookies' over and over, you should make variations like 'the chocolate chips I bake into the cookies'.
4. Publish the website and domain to your server.
   Everyone has their own methods for this so no matter if you're using an FTP client to move flat files or installing a CMS like WordPress to store content in a database, just get it up to the web as soon as you have the completed product. Please dont be tempted to upload a half finished product though!!! Haste makes waste people so do all the steps to ensure you are indexed well the first time the googlebot visits
5. Press Release
   Write up a nice press release using the established format and methods then submit that to aggregation sites like prweb
6. Site submission time!
   Please don't use the addurl or submit link option with google, instead go behind the scenes to avoid the sanbox!
7. Register for a google webmaster tools account
   then add your URL to the interface to have it picked up straight away.
8. Register for google analytics
   then add the tracking code to your website following their instructions
9. Login to your google account
   then add the website into your google bookmarks as a new website
10. Create a kabooble account
    register your profile, add your wishlist and favourite brands then add the kaboodle bookmarklet to your favourites. Now visit your website and click on the add to kaboodle link in your favourites and leave details and some tags. Like to list it as a recent product purchased in the drop down rather than just a wishlist item
11. Create a squidoo account
    then setup a new lense using your keywords and a handful of sites, products and reviews on your niche. Be sure to add your site as the first entry so it sits nicely up the top!
12. AboutUs.org
    Simply put your domain name into the find bar at the top of the page and the site will create a fresh page based upon your site content. Then you can edit and fix up the page in wiki style.
13. Write a unit of Google Knowledge
    You should still be logged into your google account so simply visit knol.google.com and then write a knol. Use a nice descriptive paragraph or two that will get people interested without giving too much away or sounding like a huge sales pitch. Just get some interest so they want to click through to your website
14. Jaiku.com
    it's a bit like twitter, in that it's a microblogging website. Grab yourself an account, setup your profile then start making friends and making little posts about the various pages and features of your website
15. Video marketing
    Create a few short videos, either using your webcam to make mini interviews/videologs explaining your website benefits or perhaps some little camtasia and powerpoint presentation combinations.
16. Upload your video to youtube.com channel
    then create a nice little description in the profile box making sure you include lots of keywords and the URL to your actual domain. You can also edit little comments into the video timeline so make a few subtle titles but dont get in the way of the video content as that is just annoying to the viewer
17. tubemogul.com
    setup a new client account then submit your youtube videos
18. Video Post Robot
    setup a new client account then submit your youtube videos
19. Feedburner
    Submit your rss feed from the youtube channel you setup, along with the feed from your site if using wordpress or anything else that spits out a feed of your content
20. Feedagg
    Submit your rss feed from the youtube channel you setup, along with the feed from your site if using wordpress or anything else that spits out a feed of your content
21. Time to get blogging!
    Now you can blog about your new site, making lots of glowing recommendations along with deep links at the start and end of the post using services like...
    
    - facebook
    - myspace
    - twitter
    - blogger
    - etc
22. Article marketing
    Either write up some articles from scratch, grab some PLR content or use copy from your website in a brief format that doesnt give too much away. Again, you want to atrract attention, get interest, build some desire then encoourage them to take action and visit your website. Then you can use rewritting tools to create variations of your articles or just do them yourself mixing up the format while keeping things readable. Now you can upload to places like...
    
    - ezinearticles
    - scribd
    - goarticles
    - articlebase
    - article directories
    - article submission services
    - etc etc
23. Social bookmarking time
    There are way too many social bookmarking sites to list here, plus many tools to automate the process (senuke, socialmarker, bookmarkingdemon) so if you're not up to speed yet do some research in this area as it will pay off. A few worth mentioning based upon their connections with google and the sheer amount of sites they will spread to are...
    
    - Propeller.com
    - Slashdot.org
    - Digg.com
    - Technorati.com
    - Del.icio.us
    - Twitter.com
    - Reddit.com
    - Tagza.com
    - Fark.com
    - Newsvine.com
    - swik.net
    - Connotea.org
    - Links Marker
    - Sphinn.com
    - Blinklist.com
    - Faves.com
    - Indianpad.com
    - Plugim.com
    - Myjeeves.ask.com
    - Buddy Marks
    - Connectedy
    - MyLinkVault
    - Google Bookmarks
24. SEO friendly directories
    I wouldnt bother taking the time to find and submit yourself, find a submission service and outsource to them by buying $50 worth of links
25. High PR dofollow backlinks
    The best value for money in this area comes from Paul and Angela! Their packets are full of great links and instructions that take the hard work out of finding backlinks. Simply create accounts and profiles at the sites in the packets then setup a nice profile with 1 or 2 weblinks to your website. Do not go crazy and be tempted to add heaps of domains to your profile without any content or contribution to the community you've joined. If you're going to take the time to do this, do it the right and ethical way.
    
    Everyone has their own opinion on the SEO subject, but quality backlinks are by far the most important and valuable resource for getting your site ranking high in the search results! Content and domain name are just the start, from there you need to have high pagerank websites linking to your using your keywords.

You can use as much or as little of this system as you want, depending on your time available. Personally, I like to use as many online tools as possible so that by submitting to one site you ensure the link goes out to thousands of places autmatically. Leverage is the big thing with my business model! I do the research up front so I can minimise the amount of effort involved down the track. A stitch in time saves nine, as our mothers used to say

I hope you enjoy the content, if you have any particular questions then feel free to contact me at anytime.

ps. hitting the 'thanks' button just below would make my day

This is really awesome post..
Nice information thanks for the update

[DonReview]

Many thanks for this post friend, second to none in assisting fellow warriors you know how to make a person day! Many rewards down the road every step of the way....

[san2nu]

gr8 tips.I must follow the tips.

[akendria@gmail.com]

It's very interesting yaar......

[robsummers]

Lovely job.

However, I noticed that you do not have h2 or h3 tags and you use quotes instead of underlining the keyword. Why is that?

I find it a good idea to have two links on the page as well. An internal link and a external link. It's looks good in the eyes of the search engines if you show that you are sharing info as well.

Also, In his book SEO Secrets, Danny Dover says "Meta Keywords are obsolete"

[sellwrite]

Many thanks for the post. I do have one question about item #6 "Please don't use the addurl or submit link option with google, instead go behind the scenes to avoid the sanbox!" What do you mean when you say go behind the scenes?

[JSProjects]

When I started to read this thread I felt like I was reading information from 2007-2009. Turns out I was right! This thread was started in 09 and recently bumped.

Good information for beginners, though I have to disagree with Angela / Paul style links having any real value these days. I know plenty will disagree with me.