After Both Google Updates, What Works & What Not ?

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Dear Fellow Warriors

After both Google updates, every webmaster who dosen't follow the guidelines of Google has bee penalized in term of Manual or Algorithmic updates.

In this forum we already see many threads discuss causes of losing the website ranking. Purpose of creating this thread to discuss how to create quality links to avoid future penalties by big G.

Many of small website owners who not only want to recover their websites also learn how to make it safe for future.

In this thread following topics should be discussed....

1. How to recover Websites rankings (Recommend any Service or Step by Step Plan).
2. After Recovering, how to create white hat natural looking back-links.
3. What factors to follow before creating a back-link
4. On-Page Optimization (SEO Audit)
5. What type of platforms we use to create back-links (Directories, BookMarks, Web 2.0, etc)
6. What ever you know which is beneficial for all warriors please share here.

Off course being a member of warrior forum we all are like a family, so we have to discuss and share all tips and tricks to recover our members from disaster.

I hope all our Experienced and well known warriors helps us to recover.

Regards

Imran
#google #hummngbird #penguin 2.1 #updates #works
  • Profile picture of the author Bit Designs
    Every Google update is the same. They only get a bit better at sniffing out black-hat SEO. But some still work. Although I wouldn't advise it myself, a good quality tiered link campaign, and a private blog network will still help you rank without much trouble from Google. But who says it will next week? Or the week after that? Google will get smarter, and each time they do hundreds of thousands of website who use black-hat techniques will go down the train.

    If you want to stay safe and guarantee a long term future for your website, stop trying to outsmart Google. Go back to basics, it is just as effective as any black-hat campaigns when done right.

    Scout your competition, see what they are doing, analyse their backlink profiles. Technically, any link they have, you can have too, if you are smart about it.

    Build content that is useful and people want to share. (I know this one gets thrown around a lot, and is practically useless on its own, but it is worth thinking about. What can you put on your website that someone will make someone decide to share the website with friends?)

    And my last bit of advice. If you are going to try and build forced backlinks, do it with useful content. If you build a web2.0 to your site, put unique content on that people find helpful. There is a chance people will link to that. At the very least people will be more likely to follow the link and give it good reviews or upvotes or thumbs up. So it is a win win!

    Basically stop following the same tired out methods that are supposed to trick Google. Be innovative. Use the power of your niche in your favour to gain REAL links.
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