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How to boost article rankings in Google?

by Robertas
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Hi all!

I believe that there are a lot of warriors who face the same problem with their articles. Basically I've got few of them who are ranking on page 1 or 2 on Google and I was thinking about possible ways to boost their rankings :confused:

I've tried social bookmarking (Social bookmarking service. Fast tagging and posting to all major social websites - SocialMarker.com) and I tought about making few squidoo lenses which will link to my articles, but I dunno why, but my squidoo lenses aren't getting indexed

Any ideas guys?
#article #boost #google #rankings
  • Profile picture of the author Anthony J Namata
    Hi,

    My Squidoo lenses haven't been ranking either, but I noticed a couple of days ago that the one in my signature had ranked. At last! I also find that when I publish at iSnare.com, I tend to get indexed really quickly and all over the shop ... because THEY submit to thousands of directories for you (only $2 a pop). All the other methods I've used (in article marketing) are slow burners, I find. For me. It could be entirely different for others. But for me, that has been my experience. I tried HubPages for the first time two days ago. Will see how that goes.

    Hope that helps,

    Anthony
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  • Profile picture of the author Robertas
    Thanks for your quick reply Anthony.
    I've never heard about the iSnare website, but I've checked it and it looks promising

    btw. I think that hubpages fit into "slow burners" category as well
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  • Profile picture of the author lissie
    More often than not my hubpages are indexed within a day or so - does vary by niche. I have consistently found hubpages much better for ranking than squidoo
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  • Profile picture of the author ianstables
    You need to aim for a keyword density of between 1-3%. Don't go over 3% as you could get flagged for keyword abuse.

    What this means is that for every 100 words have each keyword appear 1 to 3 times. Try to spread them through your article. Say for instance your article is 400 words. If you had a 1% density that would be each keyword appears 4 times. Therefore, make it appear in the introduction twice in the body and once in the conclusion.

    Also remember to include the keyword/s in the article title.

    Regards Ian
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