Any SEO guide after latest updates?

11 years ago

I would honestly recommend sticking to the basics at all times....

1. proper code and template for your site.
2. reputable webhosting.
3. mention your address on your website and have a sitemap
4. have proper urls names - they should match your page headings.
5- you must use h1, h2 and h3 - they should have keywords mentioend in the url.
6 - link your pages internally using keywords instead of 'click here'
7- get relevant backlinks ONLY . if a page revolves around 'chocolate', it should link to a page on your site about 'chocolate'...

Thats it really, people tend to make this complex unnecessarily , in my opinion. Follow these basics and you will have decent page rankings, regardless of whatever search engines are upto...

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Tekno

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Mark .W. James

I would honestly recommend sticking to the basics at all times....

1. proper code and template for your site.
2. reputable webhosting.
3. mention your address on your website and have a sitemap
4. have proper urls names - they should match your page headings.
5- you must use h1, h2 and h3 - they should have keywords mentioend in the url.
6 - link your pages internally using keywords instead of 'click here'
7- get relevant backlinks ONLY . if a page revolves around 'chocolate', it should link to a page on your site about 'chocolate'...

Thats it really, people tend to make this complex unnecessarily , in my opinion. Follow these basics and you will have decent page rankings, regardless of whatever search engines are upto...

Thank you, but do you really think coding is still very important? I watched Matt Cutts' video that says as long as the site renders well on major browsers, it should be fine.

Webhosting, physical address... can anyone else share their thoughts on these? I never thought choosing hosting company can be a factor (besides uptime, of course).

But I agree with you that people tend to make this complex unnecessarily.

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bimtri

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Mark .W. James

I would honestly recommend sticking to the basics at all times....

1. proper code and template for your site.
2. reputable webhosting.
3. mention your address on your website and have a sitemap
4. have proper urls names - they should match your page headings.
5- you must use h1, h2 and h3 - they should have keywords mentioend in the url.
6 - link your pages internally using keywords instead of 'click here'
7- get relevant backlinks ONLY . if a page revolves around 'chocolate', it should link to a page on your site about 'chocolate'...

Thats it really, people tend to make this complex unnecessarily , in my opinion. Follow these basics and you will have decent page rankings, regardless of whatever search engines are upto...

thank for the explains, i have question. if my blog have 2 h1 in one page, this is okay ?
because my theme automatic make h1 in logo name site and h1 in title post.
thank before ...

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Mark .W. James

11 years ago

Originally Posted by bimtri

thank for the explains, i have question. if my blog have 2 h1 in one page, this is okay ?
because my theme automatic make h1 in logo name site and h1 in title post.
thank before ...

i think it should be fine...

Tenko: You don't need to get stuff coded from scratch by a pro... just use scripts from decent coders or companies.... lesser the bugs in the code, the better it is seen....these days, id reccomend wordpress for every kind of site....

The only thing which matters about hosting is:

uptime.
loading speed...

As long as that is fine, everything is okay..... which is why hostings are important. don't use hostings which stay offline a lot.. if a robot searches your site and cannot find it due to downtime... your site will lose rank...if it takes long to load, your site will lose rank

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benys

11 years ago

Originally Posted by Mark .W. James

I would honestly recommend sticking to the basics at all times....

1. proper code and template for your site.
2. reputable webhosting.
3. mention your address on your website and have a sitemap
4. have proper urls names - they should match your page headings.
5- you must use h1, h2 and h3 - they should have keywords mentioend in the url.
6 - link your pages internally using keywords instead of 'click here'
7- get relevant backlinks ONLY . if a page revolves around 'chocolate', it should link to a page on your site about 'chocolate'...

Thats it really, people tend to make this complex unnecessarily , in my opinion. Follow these basics and you will have decent page rankings, regardless of whatever search engines are upto...

But all that is not enough , always hard work without stop waiting SEO

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alhirey

11 years ago

just do right things and do white hat seo you never get penalized for any google update

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CalvinHarris

11 years ago

Getting original, well-written content on their website
Obtaining links from relevant authority sites
Avoiding shopping links or automating link building
Posting articles within the most relevant category
Using LSI (related) keywords rather than stuffing the article with a similar phrases

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Tekno

11 years ago

Thank you guys for the replies!

I was actually hoping to get names of a few books released recently... written by recognized authors.

Anything?

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Tekno

11 years ago

Originally Posted by submitinme

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Google always looks at sites from users point of view. If you have unique content and everything that a user require for, then there is nothing to worry about. Very recently after the updates of penalizing algorithms we have sorted out the most important Top 35 Google ranking Factors . hope that it would help you by all means.

That's a good slide. Thank you for sharing.

But I was surprised to see that exact match domain is praised as a good factor there. After latest updates, ain't EMDs rather prone to being penalized?

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serpwizard

11 years ago

I think you can learn about the new techniques on the moz blogs these blog are really published after a complete research.

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Tekno 11 years ago

Originally Posted by serpwizard

I think you can learn about the new techniques on the moz blogs these blog are really published after a complete research.

Do you think think they are reliable? The posts there are not exactly from Moz - the company.
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greenpanel max

11 years ago

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