My Blog Not Ranking! Any Advice?

You need to be realistic, the keyword baldness cure is a very competitive keyword. If your new to SEO ranking for that specific keyword isn't going to happen.

Personally I would still target that exact keyword & use internal/external links to pick up relevant longtail keywords.

Example longtails:

• vitamin d deficiency symptoms hair loss
• severe vitamin d deficiency hair loss
• too much vitamin d and hair loss
• vitamin d and hair loss in men
• vitamin d and weight loss
• lack of vitamin d and hair loss
• etc...

Why do you think that putting a keyword in a title will automatically jump you into the top 100 results for any keyword you choose?

patience is a big factor when starting a new website.

Build quality content, participate in your niche's boards with your link in the signature. Try to establish a brand and become an expert in your niche.

When people start to share your content your searchengine rankings will significantly improve. Don`t expect results over night.
btw: Not sure if this is still a ranking factor but as far as I remember .info domains do rank not very well. The TLD is cheap and often used for spam.

Focus on quality and interact with your target audience (related backlinks) - that will get you ranked in the long run.

The cold truth is that if you do not build backlinks your site will languish at the bottom of the SERPs. And if you still can't rank your site well after building links, you may need to change your domain name.

I've built a website on a dropped domain before and the site failed to rank properly no matter what I did. Then I did some research into its previous use and found out that someone else had built a niche site on it. I ditched it, registered a new domain, and moved my site. That put an end to the ranking difficulties I was experiencing.

I would recommend you to check if whether you have used relative keywords, proper description.

You also need to promote your blog through social bookmarking websites, guest blogging and blog commenting.

Also you can use Linkedin groups to initialize discussion and share a link for particular blog.

Try long tail keywords and also dont just focus on that specific keyword. There are many keywords you can form through it.

I started a new domain in a highly competitive niche also, I haven't bought a single link but have built some decent ones through emailing webmasters. It took almost 3 months for my site to rank #1 for the title of my site! I am now 6 months in and I've seen a huge jump (10X) in the amount of impressions and clicks from Google. It all started almost 6 months to the day after my site launched. I'm still not making money, but I'm seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. I didn't start the site to get rich though, just a hobby.

When you're starting out, you're still experimenting and learning so don't get discourages and keep a positive attitude and a bit of patience.

Study your competition. What are the people who are on the first page offering? Is your page a worthy competitor? if not, then improve it. Find your competitive edge, what makes you different from them.

As for the title, go for the keyword with the least competition. Come up with an interesting title using that keyword. Build backlinks. If you can't hire others, just write your own article and submit them on Ezine. Its free isn't it. Plus you'll only need 400.
Pin it on pin interest, and share it on Instagram.
Make your blog humorous and interesting. Don't fill it in with technical jargon.

I think this should you put you off to a good start.

Looks like it's time to head back to the drawing board. You should read up and focus on keyword research before writing any content for your site. Especially since you are new to SEO, you really want to be targeting some easy longtail keywords to start. All the terms you mentioned so far are very competitive and will require some really strong links to get you to page 1, let alone the top 3.

It's worth having an iterative, systematic approach to this. Track how much time, energy, and money you've invested into each keyword ... and the results you've gotten from it (the best measurement of this is end-to-end sales from first visit to your site to some months later, but starting out it's fine to just use # of unique visitors the keyword brought in).

While tracking this, evaluate the trade-off being made. For any keywords that are taking more time, energy and money than they are worth in return, drop them.

To evaluate this, keep track of the ratio of what you've invested vs. what's come out of it. This doesn't mean anything on its own, but when you compared keywords based on this metric, it lights up exactly which keywords are giving you the best return, because it's not about which keyword has the most traffic ... it's which keywords give the most traffic for the least investment.

Part of this is, of course, evaluating the risk vs. possible reward of a given keyword (when in the stage where it hasn't ranked yet). During this time, a similar system applies. If it's taking too much of your time, energy and money to warrant continuing efforts towards ranking for it, drop the keyword and focus elsewhere.

Overall, keep an iterative approach in mind. Each week, evaluate this for each keyword and use that to decide how you'll partition your available resources (time, energy, money and others). Dropping under-performers means more resources are available for the higher performers. If you diligently follow such a process of intelligent planning and decision-making, your campaign will gravitate towards keywords that give a high return for a low investment of your resources.

What is the best organic legal method to get traffic to new News Blogs other than Social networking sites?
Can anyone please advise.

Please note the following:

1. The keyword that you chose is a competitive one.
2. Exact matched domains are not helpful like they were in the past. In other words, Google is not giving much of credits for that.
3. Your website require more content. Your content must be unique and of high quality. Each article must not be less than 600 words.
4. All your pages must be properly optimized for on-page SEO. A quick guide can be found here.
5. You need high quality backlinks form relevant sources. Quality is more important than quantity here. You can read more about link building online, start up with this guide here.
6. Your blog has to provide something new or unique. If it is like all the rest, you won't get much of advantage in terms of marketing. When you are building a blog the same as the already existing blogs, it will only be a marketing game. However, if you have a good new concept in mind or new innovative stuff to share then you will get an edge around when it comes to marketing.
7. You need to invest more in Social Media Marketing (SMM). SEO is not everything when it comes to internet marketing.
8. Adjust the design and graphics of your website. If you see it now, it would feel that it is an empty website. Try to add more content, adjust the logo of it, fix the sidebars, prepare it for monetization, add subscription forms...etc

As for SEO, you need to do a new keyword research to target low competitive keywords as a start. You can't go and target highly competitive keywords when you are first starting out unless if you have a big team working with you or a huge budget to spend on marketing and content building.

Hope that helps!

You started the blog a few weeks ago? <---------- THERE'S THE PROBLEM! You have to give it time to rank. I would be surprised if your site's even indexed in Google yet.

Have you hired an SEO to help you? What all have you done, thus far?

Looking forward to your reply...

Greg

Hi,

As your bog is new, so you need to make quality backlinks for your blog and blog posts also to increase domain authority. Post interesting and unique content at your site, if you come with 1000+ word article, it will play an important role to rank your post. After publishing your post, submit your post at top social bookmarking sites who have good PR and good alexa. You can't beat your competitor only by publishing article using keyword into title.