How To Increase SERP In Google

[jamesjoin]

Hi Warriors

I need your help on how can i increase my SERP in google for my site. My site is in health niche and i have lot of competition but i have found certain keyword that have less competitors. So how can i win this battle as i am using Angela Edwards backlinks system from last 15 days but there is no movement in the serp. Warriors please help to get good Serp in the google.

Syed

[dburk]

Hi Syed,

The more competitive the keyword the more time and effort it is going to take. It can takes months to see real progress in highly competitive markets, 15 days is not very long.

Keep up the work, check your progress every few weeks and you will see results.

[jamesjoin]

Actually i am in weight loss niche but some of the keywords which i am targeting have less competition then why this happening or i have to wait more?

[steveniam]

It take me about 8 months with more than 400 postings in my blog with a PR4 into the 1st page of Google. I am in the most competitive niche - weight loss.

To do that I have used the following:
(1) Angela backlinks including Paul;
(2) posted not less than 1,000 video on various video directories
(3) Ezinearticles (with few of the articles on the top of the Most Views Articles - 90 days) + submission to 20 other articles directories
(4) submit all my links to RSS directories
(5) create toolbars, ebooks etc and submit to software directories
(6) submit to Podcast
(7) social bookmarkings
(8) squidoo, scribd, slideshare, hubpages submission.
(9) linkvana.com submission (3 to 5 articles a day) - $147 a month
(10) postings to blogger, blogspot, weebly, geocities with backlinks back to my site etc

Most of my main keywords are now in 1st to 3rd page of Google and it take me about 6 months to see result. I don't think you will see result in 15 days if you are just using Angela backlinks especially for a competitive niche like weight loss.

[TheCren]

How many competing websites are there for your keywords (on average). I believe I need a feel for what you call "less competition" in order to know if I can even be of help. Really my only advice is to make sure your on-page site optimizations are in place. Backlinking is only part of the SEO formula. Use your targeted keywords as anchor text in your backlinks, internal/external links, title, h1 tag(s), and sprinkled throughout the page.

Hope this helps.

[Smokey_Joe]

The serp rankings are has in fact quite a number of things at stake, from the age of the domain to the quality of the contents to whether the on-page share of optimization has been done. But these are just the starting points. In order to rank well, what you need is extensive link-building. And yes, you will have to patiently wait for the result to manifest itself. Another thing is that weight loss is a hugely competitive niche, so you'll have to work real hide to break through.

[jamesjoin]

Originally Posted by TheCren

How many competing websites are there for your keywords (on average). I believe I need a feel for what you call "less competition" in order to know if I can even be of help. Really my only advice is to make sure your on-page site optimizations are in place. Backlinking is only part of the SEO formula. Use your targeted keywords as anchor text in your backlinks, internal/external links, title, h1 tag(s), and sprinkled throughout the page.

Hope this helps.

First of all thank you all of you warriors for great tips and suggestions. Less competitions for my targeted keyword means if i use "quote" the numbers are less than 8000 but the searches are high. So what you say about this?

[dannycapri]

* Niche Research
As well as the number of search results, you will need to identify your competiton in those results. This will include:
1. Finding out how many have the search term in their title using: allintitle:keyword1 keyword2 keyword3
2. Narrowing the search down to pages that have the exact search phrase in the title, as a phrase: allintitle:"keyword1 keyword2 keyword3" That will roughly tell you how many are trying to compete with you.

You will also need to consider the strength of your competitiors, using factors such as: site age (as mentioned above), relevant backlinks, on-page SEO, etc.

* SEO
For the basics on SEO, I suggest you try Google's starter guide:
Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Google's SEO Starter Guide (check out the pdf link) and the Webmaster's guide:
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) - Webmasters/Site owners Help

Good Luck!

[linkisking]

First of all..patience.15 days is not long enough to see any results.

Secondly, you need to understand about on-site optimization and off-site optimization.

This includes choosing a good anchor text to promote your site.
(preferably your target keywords)

[jamesjoin]

Originally Posted by dannycapri

* Niche Research
As well as the number of search results, you will need to identify your competiton in those results. This will include:
1. Finding out how many have the search term in their title using: allintitle:keyword1 keyword2 keyword3
2. Narrowing the search down to pages that have the exact search phrase in the title, as a phrase: allintitle:"keyword1 keyword2 keyword3" That will roughly tell you how many are trying to compete with you.

You will also need to consider the strength of your competitiors, using factors such as: site age (as mentioned above), relevant backlinks, on-page SEO, etc.

* SEO
For the basics on SEO, I suggest you try Google's starter guide:
Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Google's SEO Starter Guide (check out the pdf link) and the Webmaster's guide:
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) - Webmasters/Site owners Help

Good Luck!

HI dannycapri

If i check the keyword which i am targeting in allintitle the result shoing 1000 or less than 1000. How to know that the competition is less if i search using allintitle. How many numbers are to be there if we want to target certain keywords?

Syed

[Tedj]

There are quite a lot of SEO tips here, so I won't go into the part about building backlinks. If you want to rank in such a competitive niche, you need some authority backlinks and getting them from yahoo directories, dmoz is a start. Sometimes, you may find that getting one link from yahoo directories is all you need to give you that authority to rank above your competitors, so definitely, do check it out.

[IM Headlines]

Relax james, you need some patience when you deal with SEs. Keep working and adding backlinks everyday and you'll see the results in time.

[Jenie0109]

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[TheHutz]

Originally Posted by steveniam

It take me about 8 months with more than 400 postings in my blog with a PR4 into the 1st page of Google. I am in the most competitive niche - weight loss.

To do that I have used the following:
(1) Angela backlinks including Paul;
(2) posted not less than 1,000 video on various video directories
(3) Ezinearticles (with few of the articles on the top of the Most Views Articles - 90 days) + submission to 20 other articles directories
(4) submit all my links to RSS directories
(5) create toolbars, ebooks etc and submit to software directories
(6) submit to Podcast
(7) social bookmarkings
(8) squidoo, scribd, slideshare, hubpages submission.
(9) linkvana.com submission (3 to 5 articles a day) - $147 a month
(10) postings to blogger, blogspot, weebly, geocities with backlinks back to my site etc

Most of my main keywords are now in 1st to 3rd page of Google and it take me about 6 months to see result. I don't think you will see result in 15 days if you are just using Angela backlinks especially for a competitive niche like weight loss.

What he said

All the techniques I love to use for link building are in that list (and a couple more that I've yet to use) Do they get results? They sure do!

Good luck.

[lalit.burma]

This is the question which every webmaster are looking for ... and only one answer ... put quality content and start link building with relevant and quality websites, blogs or forums.

[servpro]

This may sound dumb, but how do you get on the yahoo web directory? Link?