Ranking first page for 1500 keywords

[XtremXpert]

So here is this PR4 website, 25k indexed pages and around 5k backlinks.
My job now is to get it on page 1 of Google for ~1500 keywords, they are long tail, many of them over 5 words long so it won't be hard to do this with anchor text backlinks but I want to know what others think.
I want to know what is the best and safe way to do this.

Isn't it going to harm the website's ranking getting thousands of new backlinks with hundreds of different keywords?

[XtremXpert]

Nobody has done anything similar?

[Billy Rey]

no it wont

just do it. Some will dance, some wont. Ultimately, in the end, everything will work out as long as you put it the work

You already have a pretty good domain there and if you are confident about your content, you really have nothing to worry about.

[XtremXpert]

The website is an E-commerce one with thousands of products
Many keywords have no competition at all, being mostly product names.
I'm thinking to create anchor text blog comments backlinks that will go to the product's page directly, that way I will rank the product's page. And I think it will look more natural than backlinking to the first page.

[Praney Behl]

Originally Posted by XtremXpert

The website is an E-commerce one with thousands of products
Many keywords have no competition at all, being mostly product names.
I'm thinking to create anchor text blog comments backlinks that will go to the product's page directly, that way I will rank the product's page. And I think it will look more natural than backlinking to the first page.

Yes Deeplinking is a good idea and can be quite helpful at times, and ranking product page will be better than the site itself for 1500 keywords. Google is changing its Algorithms constantly, and its more and more to do with relevance now.

Good luck!

[lesliequ0]

it will be very hard to rank for 1500 keywords for one site, but you can always try, i think the best way is to use automatic link building for each landing page, but it might be risky.

it is like doing seo for 1500 different websites, so you have to use software for this

[Praney Behl]

Exactly! You need some powerful tools and a good Project management software, to keep track of you SEO for each Niche site.

[faysal969]

Originally Posted by XtremXpert

The website is an E-commerce one with thousands of products
Many keywords have no competition at all, being mostly product names.
I'm thinking to create anchor text blog comments backlinks that will go to the product's page directly, that way I will rank the product's page. And I think it will look more natural than backlinking to the first page.

This is really a good idea. I think you will get better result from there.

[cheeaploock]

use the right keywords based on your niche website

[rain21]

sometimes google remove optimized keywords what are not related to sites, you can be a victim of that.

[XtremXpert]

Originally Posted by peaney20001

Google is changing its Algorithms constantly, and its more and more to do with relevance now.

Good luck!

Thanks, that's what I thought too, so trying to rank for the product's page directly will be relevant.

Originally Posted by lesliequ0

it is like doing seo for 1500 different websites, so you have to use software for this

Originally Posted by peaney20001

Exactly! You need some powerful tools and a good Project management software, to keep track of you SEO for each Niche site.

I just bought ScrapeBox and I'm waiting for the activation email. I use TrafficTravis to keep track of my seo work but I use just the trial version. I like it and I'm thinking to buy the full version but firstly I want to know what other software people are using. What do you use?

Originally Posted by cheeaploock

use the right keywords based on your niche website

of course, that's what I'm doing

Originally Posted by rain21

sometimes google remove optimized keywords what are not related to sites, you can be a victim of that.

As I said in a previous post, all keywords are related, they are product names as the website is an e-commerce one with a few thousand products and we want to rank first page for everyone of them.

[theseoguys]

If some of the product names are unique, they should be able to rank themselves due to their uniqueness. The question is, is anybody search for them? As you site ages and grows, over time it will naturally grab more keywords aong the way. An example, I worked an insurance site for the last year and a half, focussed on 3 words, last month it was found on over 200 search terms.

[GeorgR.]

It depends on the keywords. If they are 5+ words and have no competition, you could get away with adding the specific keyword(s) as a tag or similar to the content and thee pages might rank automatically for the keyword(s), without you having to do anything.

I have some pages where i only have tags for some long tails, and the pages rank simply because the post contains that phrase in the tag.

Otherwise it would be a LOT of link building targeting each keyword..but you could do spinnable articles and submit TONS of them with long tail keywords in it rotating?

[BradleyM]

Its not real is it? If you can do this please let me know. You can do this if you have a blog posts and all posts have title containing keywords. Than you send articles and bookmark these blog posts so that they rank.

[The Blueprinter]

If it's different keyword it might work. But if a site gets thousands new backlinks with the exact same anchor text you might get banned.

[XtremXpert]

Originally Posted by theseoguys

If some of the product names are unique, they should be able to rank themselves due to their uniqueness. The question is, is anybody search for them? As you site ages and grows, over time it will naturally grab more keywords aong the way. An example, I worked an insurance site for the last year and a half, focussed on 3 words, last month it was found on over 200 search terms.

No, the product names are not unique, for many of them, the first result on google is the product's page. They do have some searches.

Originally Posted by GeorgR.

It depends on the keywords. If they are 5+ words and have no competition, you could get away with adding the specific keyword(s) as a tag or similar to the content and thee pages might rank automatically for the keyword(s), without you having to do anything.

I have some pages where i only have tags for some long tails, and the pages rank simply because the post contains that phrase in the tag.

Otherwise it would be a LOT of link building targeting each keyword..but you could do spinnable articles and submit TONS of them with long tail keywords in it rotating?

Well, all the product's pages have titles and content with the keywords and the site is quite old but they still don't rank so good.
I can create the backlinks automatically but will still be a lot of work.
Anyway, will let you all know how it works.

[XtremXpert]

For many keywords the first or second results are pages from Wikipedia, Amazon or some review pages. From what I know, it should be easy to beat them, what do you think?

Originally Posted by GeorgR.

It depends on the keywords. If they are 5+ words and have no competition, you could get away with adding the specific keyword(s) as a tag or similar to the content and thee pages might rank automatically for the keyword(s), without you having to do anything.
Otherwise it would be a LOT of link building targeting each keyword..but you could do spinnable articles and submit TONS of them with long tail keywords in it rotating?

I see some of the pages rank first result without any backlinks so I think with only a few to the other pages they should all rank quite easy.
As I said, I bought ScrapeBox and I want to use the comment poster to do this, but I have a problem: for every keyword there is a corresponding url and the comment poster is spinning them. Is there a way I can use it with 1500 keyword with corresponding 1500 url's?