IN YOUR OPINION: What is the most effective SEO technique?

I am using aggressive backlinking. Check out BruteForce Link Loophole. I use this. And I am not an affliate.

seopro91,

You might want to get rid of the affiliate links in your sig. It is against the rules and I would hate to see someone I might be able to learn from get kicked out.

Improved rankings mean enhanced visibility, more traffic and more sales.Selecting the correct keywords is the very first of the SEO techniques to implement.It is a great SEO technique to submit the website or pages of the website in top or popular directories.

Quality Content and Backlinking

seo loves blog and blog loves seo.

for me,if we wan to make
money online use our own page,
blog is the best choice.

when we use a blog for example (wordpress),
we can use SEO all in one plug in
that can help our blog list at
search engine faster.

and then of course we have to make
up a lot of backlinks but make sure
the backlinks that we have is link to blog
that has a good and high PR.

The best technique is research. Research your keywords, research your niches, research how to get better backlinks, research how to do your on-site SEO, research what other people are doing, etc, etc... If you have a good set of basic skills you will go from there, but it takes knowing and doing a little bit of everything in the right way. There's not really one thing that stands out, because if you're doing everything else wrong you still won't get anywhere.

I don't know of the MOST effective, I have seen a few, tried a couple, both are working. I know it is not keyword density or any of the technical stuff. I am following a system, I know people who outsourced to a system, and that worked and put a site at #1. My advice, take advice from those with a track record, might depend on your niche. Less competitive stuff may have one method work, highly compatitive terms may require a few methods...

There's no such thing as "The Most Effective SEO
Technique".

There is no hidden secret that if you apply correctly
it will shortcut your way to success to as little as 24
hours.

No, I am kidding .. of course there are secrets

SECRET #1
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Write(outsource) quality content that will match
and be a complete answer to the queries (you want
to rank for) people make.

After you have the content written, answer these:
i) Will the searcher need more information and go
to other sites?
ii) Is the text easy to read?
iii) Will the searcher figure out by a fast look over
your content that this was what he/she was looking for?

SECRET #2
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Navigability.
i) Is your website easy to use?
ii) Is your HTML code easy to read for the bots (in other words
- does the googlebot have to go through a lot of BS HTML code
to get to the content)
iii) Do you have lots of possible interactions for the user? simple search,
blog, forum, etc?


Secret #1 and Secret #2 are easy measurable by your site's bounce rate
and direct traffic (people who already visited your website and come back
for more)

Secret #3
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Backlinks
i) Do you spam out hundreds and thousands of links in the hope Google will
like you more? - that will not work -
ii) Do you have quality links pointing back to you? - building content and
connections not for the sake of backlinks but offering real value to the
internet community your site is trying to fit in?
iii) Are you a social guy ? - is your website present and talked about in the
important social networks? Is it a lot of buzz in the social networks related
to your website

Secret #4
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Are you a quitter?
i) It takes time to get a website to an authority position (-where you will
make the most money)
ii) Age of the site and backlinks matter
iii) It takes time and hard work.
iv) It takes time and hard work.
v) It takes time and hard work.

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Please do not share these secrets with anyone else. It will ruin my
business and I don't want anyone else in the top 3 of google for
competitive keywords that bring a lot of traffic.

consistency.

Not forgetting sites and let them "rot". This means:

* Constant active maintenance. Eg. changing old static sites to a new platform like wordpress. (Did this and immediately got a nice boost by replacing some pathetic sites with wordpress sites )

* Content doesn't need to be fed CONSTANTLY, but you simply shouldn't forget sites. At least add content occasionally even if the site is years old.

* Backlinks. This goes for months, years. It actually never stops.

Each site needs work and maintenance, and i think key to success is consistency.

Well, you are referring to "on-page SEO", which I think is NECESSARY. You can't go without getting urls and tags correctly. If you forget these elements, Google won't know what your site is about.

But if you want big results, you need to do aggressive "off-page SEO" otherwise known as "backlinking." You need to show Google that you have "authority." This is the only method that produces consistent results.

There are many ways to get backlinks and there's a lot of controversy around the area. I just wrote a book where I give my opinions on this, you can check out the WSO in my signature. Hope this helps.

Please feel free to PM me with any specific questions.

Effective SEO technique most depends on quality content and quality backlink.

Im doin Linkwheel.. many says it is very much effective.. Link wheel strategy is where you'll be creating web 2.0 sites like wordpress, blogspot, squidoo, and etc... that will link to your money site.

Not an easy "how to". It's baffling what works and what doesn't...trial and error is probably also helpful. Case in point. I have a one page site that is ranked #5 for a high search keyword with tons of competition. Did nothing phenomenal to get that placing. Have a 12 page site with high search keyword, almost no competition and is maxed with SEO and backlinks...can't get into the first 5 pages! So sometimes it seems less is more...

Not an easy "how to". It's baffling what works and what doesn't...trial and error is probably also helpful. Case in point. I have a one page site that is ranked #5 for a high search keyword with tons of competition. Did nothing phenomenal to get that placing. Have a 12 page site with high search keyword, almost no competition and is maxed with SEO and backlinks...can't get into the first 5 pages! So sometimes it seems less is more...

In my opinion article submission and blogging is best for SEO

I have some pages that dominate 'The Big G' for in-demand keywords not used in the url or the <title>.
They also have NO backlinks - at least none that I have built.
That surely leaves only onpage content.
I'm not saying that offpage strategies don't help, but...

P.S. I also have pages where all possible onpage criteria are met that don't do poop! :-(

Spreading backlinks across ...

profiles, forums, blogs, etc...

I've come to the conclusion that the greatest SEO technique is not to focus on one technique but to put them all together into an integrated approach. If you think about it when the search bot comes to your site it isn't looking and seeing just one thing. Its seeing several things.

From what we can tell Search engine algorithms are no longer a simple one two issue. The engines are looking for the combination of certain factors together. Homing in one thing without the others is a waste of time