SEO settings the right secret of success ( Ranking factors )

[zatari]

Hello warriors ,

Today I will talk to you about the secrets of success in the world of SEO, in this article will talk about factors page rankings in search engines that rely on keyword:

• Keyword in Title

• Keyword in First Word(s) in Title

• Keyword in Title H1

• Keyword in First Word(s) in H1

• H1 in the First 50-100 Words

• Keyword in URL

• Keyword in Title H2 & H3

• Keyword in Meta Keywords

• Keyword in Meta Description

• Keyword in Alt image

• Keyword in URL image

• Keyword in H4-H6

• Keyword in First Word in Article

• Keyword in Last Word in Article

• Use Nofollow in the external links

• Use the Internal links

Please do not stop at the word Thanks, but if you have forgotten something then added

[SteveSam]

These are nice tips, I just bookmarked it, I never consider all these things when I am doing SEO, I just care about updating keyword & Meta description along with title, never had touched H1 etc....., It looks like those are important apart from OFFSITE SEO too,

[Guru57]

Great onsite SEO tips. You can certainly really start with this list and finish up. Of course word density plays a role but that can be for another post! thanks for the information.

[paulgl]

The cargo cult again....does anybody actually read the friggin' post??????!!??

First post and it's nothing but supporting keyword stuffing.

If those are the "SEO settings the right secret of success,"
we are all in trouble.

Where is the "No thanks" button?

Yes, you did forget something: Common sense.

Oh wait a second. I see this in your post:

in this article will talk about factors page rankings in search engines that rely on keyword

That means you are talking about other search engines.
Not THE search engine.


Paul

[zatari]

we are all in trouble.

There is no one in trouble, only this you should follow this information as competition

Where is the "No thanks" button?
Yes, you did forget something: Common sense.

Unfortunately I did not pay attention to this is the first post to me in the Forum

in this article will talk about factors page rankings in search engines that rely on keyword

But this meant that there are factors which the order is not related to the keyword, such as: Bounce Rate

Thanks

[trytolearnmore]

Use Nofollow in the external links - not sure whether that is entirely true. I haven't confirmed it yet, but i heard from multiple resources that it is useful to link with a dofollow link to an authority website.

[zatari]

Originally Posted by trytolearnmore

Use Nofollow in the external links - not sure whether that is entirely true. I haven't confirmed it yet, but i heard from multiple resources that it is useful to link with a dofollow link to an authority website.

I do not know where you hear but I can prove my words
1_ source of information is SEOmoz
2_ Seo Plugins distinctive, such as : SEOPressor
Make me sure of this information

Good Luck !

[zoeguy]

Thanks for the tips zatari! Glad that you left the lurking warrior's behind and made a useful post. It's always nice to see someone taking action. Don't be a stranger and welcome to the Warrior Forum!

[RevSEO]

Is this 2001 again? This was great when search engines first came out but modifying only your on site optimization will only get you so far and not very far at that. If the search engines solely relied on on site, just imagine the cluster**** that the SERP results would be.

The search engines rely on other factors outside of onsite optimization. Granted you need decent on site optimization techniques, but that is not the be all end all of SERP results. If it was, we'd all be SEO gurus ranking for thousands of keywords.

[LeahRae]

Originally Posted by trytolearnmore

Use Nofollow in the external links - not sure whether that is entirely true. I haven't confirmed it yet, but i heard from multiple resources that it is useful to link with a dofollow link to an authority website.

Instead of playing the telephone game... this is what the big cheese has officially said about Nofollow tags:

Google Webmaster Tools Help: About rel="nofollow"

So basically Nofollow appears to be a moot point. If you Nofollow a website Google will question why you posted the link in the first place. Google just wants to see Nofollow on paid links & content that you want it to not crawl (page rank sculpting). Untrusted content like comment spam Google is willing to give you a pass on, however if in your content you have Nofollow you might trigger an algorithm signal flagging Google to check the site you Nofollowed to see why.


There also was a similar question posed in the Google webmaster forums that was answered by some Googlers and people that basically live & breath for Google algorithm info

Google Webmaster Central Help: Questions about rel="nofollow"

From what these folks are saying you are entirely correct, it won't hurt you to allow links to authority websites because Google is all about the company you keep. The recent Panda/Farmer update was all about quality. & if the link you are providing your visitors is quality info... you should have no worries.

Personally, I've been doing SEO for over 8 yrs now. I've yet to see one of my clients sites get smacked down because they linked a blog post to Wikipedia or CNN. Now if they were linking to happyspammerswholovetosendyourgrandmapornoemailadv ertisments dot com & the site was not about spammers... then there might be an issue.

In a nutshell it comes down to clean code, quality links and original quality content. There are over 500 signals in a given yr, trying to chase them all is a waste of time. Follow the rules & create useful informative content.

Google's webmaster manifesto:

Webmaster starter guide to website optimization pdf



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