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Do I only upload my site when it's fully seo'd?

by thedog
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Hi guys, I'm going to be working on some amazon affiliate sites. I've identified some niches. At the moment, I'm just going to get one done nicely, and then just rince and repeat.

I have a rough copy of this live, I haven't submitted it to google or any other search engines. I just have it up to test.

I haven't sorted out the on page seo either, basically, there's not much too the site at the moment.

Doest this matter? Am I only supposed to upload a site when it's fully optimized?

Does google even know it's there?
#fully #seod #site #upload
  • Profile picture of the author InitialEffort
    You should have most of the website SEO'd before you upload it. Then you should make minor tweaks as need be. You really won't need to submit to Google. Just use an indexing tool to get your website indexed in a couple hours.
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  • Profile picture of the author InitialEffort
    Most importantly, just make sure you have your Title Tag, H1, H2 and % density for on page SEO.
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    • Profile picture of the author thedog
      Originally Posted by InitialEffort View Post

      Most importantly, just make sure you have your Title Tag, H1, H2 and % density for on page SEO.
      Always do

      One thing, however, I have a -9000 indent on my Sites title (keyphrase)

      Is this ok with Google?
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      • Profile picture of the author yukon
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        Originally Posted by thedog View Post

        Always do

        One thing, however, I have a -9000 indent on my Sites title (keyphrase)

        Is this ok with Google?
        Why would you want to do that?

        Are you stuffing keywords?
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    • Profile picture of the author thetruth23
      Originally Posted by InitialEffort View Post

      Most importantly, just make sure you have your Title Tag, H1, H2 and % density for on page SEO.
      Yep, take care of this, and then publish it. The more time a page has to age, the better. (even if it is just a matter of days...you want to see a return quickly right...?)

      One thing, however, I have a -9000 indent on my Sites title (keyphrase)
      What do you mean by this?
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      • Profile picture of the author thedog
        Originally Posted by thetruth23 View Post

        Yep, take care of this, and then publish it. The more time a page has to age, the better. (even if it is just a matter of days...you want to see a return quickly right...?)



        What do you mean by this?
        It's an old trick to have header text, but you indent in off the page, so it's invisible. I'm using a header graphic instead.
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        • Profile picture of the author sritech
          It's great idea that we should upload the site in server after completed all SEO of the site. As SEO point of view all SEO should be done properly before going to live any site.
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        • Profile picture of the author thetruth23
          Originally Posted by thedog View Post

          It's an old trick to have header text, but you indent in off the page, so it's invisible. I'm using a header graphic instead.
          Hmmm, not entirely sure.

          My guy feeling is it doesn't sound good, as SE's, such as Google, tend to focus on the first 60 characters when reading the title tag...

          I'd recommend getting your keyword in the first 60 characters of your title tag - ideally at the beginning.
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          • Profile picture of the author thedog
            Originally Posted by thetruth23 View Post

            Hmmm, not entirely sure.

            My guy feeling is it doesn't sound good, as SE's, such as Google, tend to focus on the first 60 characters when reading the title tag...

            I'd recommend getting your keyword in the first 60 characters of your title tag - ideally at the beginning.
            It's on the page, at the beginning, it's just indented.
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  • Profile picture of the author Peter Gehr
    My general criteria is as follows:

    1. 3-5% keyword density (keyword in first para.)
    2. Keyword as H1 tag at top of article
    3. Italics of keyword in article
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    No, it doesn't matter when you seo your site!

    I have domains I let sit with the default WP theme, then I seo when I get time for the content. I never have a problem ranking in the SERPs later on when I have the time.

    I install the basic WP theme just to get my domain noticed by Google, when I'm ready I build out the site + seo, might be a week later, might be 6 months, still doesn't matter.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jordan Kovats
    80% of your effective SEO will occur off site, once your site is up.
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