What Must Be In Your Landing Page For Google To Love You?

16 years ago

Do you mean for adwords? or for SEO?

Originally Posted by himybaby

Hi,

What must be present in a website's first page for Google to see it as a good site?

(Like company's contact number and so on... not sure do all these matter)

Thanks!

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Fun to Write

16 years ago

SEO keywords and relevant content that your visitor's find useful.

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himybaby 16 years ago

Hi Kevin,

Adwords.

You can give thoughts about seo as well. Thanks in advance.
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Ben Holmes

16 years ago

I put the following on my affiliate sites:

About Me
Contact Us
Terms of Service
Privacy Policy
Full Disclosure

They are all linked in the footer unobtrusively.

Do these matter? I'll leave it to those more familiar with Google's policies... Does it take very long to set up? No.

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TNTDiet

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Khadaji

I put the following on my affiliate sites:

About Me
Contact Us
Terms of Service
Privacy Policy
Full Disclosure

They are all linked in the footer unobtrusively.

Do these matter? I'll leave it to those more familiar with Google's policies... Does it take very long to set up? No.

This is the answer you're looking for. Do this and yes, Google will love you.

...until they find a reason to ban you.

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webapex

16 years ago

I am guessing that landing page might be for Adwords ads?

I understand you should have links to a Contact Page, Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, and at least one escape link to the rest of your site.

You also want text to closely match the ad copy and keywords, some create a separate landing page for each ad group.

And yes the quality of the hosting domain might make a difference, at least some search sandboxed sites have been reported to perform badly in PPC too.

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donhx

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Ken Rogers

Your site just needs to be keyword relevant but more important than that is what happens off of your site. You need to have a lot of good backlinks. This means you should have links from other sites linking to your site.

That has been my experience at least, I'm sure there are more experienced people on here that could help you out more.

I think you are on target. The fundamentals never change. It's all about "congruence." URL, key words and sites you're back linked to must have the same topic.

If your site is about cars and your URL is happytimes.com, your keys words are not relevant or you are back linked to a bunch of medical or auction sites, don't expect much.

However, if your URL is relevant - like lotofcar.com, you're loaded to with automotive key words and you are back linked to 50 top-ranked automotive sites, then you too will zoom towards the top of Google listings.

People don't talk much about congruence, but it is essential. Random back links will help your rank, but congruent back links, regardless of your topic, will help you soar in the rankings.

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ankitsharma

16 years ago

Speaking in terms of SEO you must consider following.
Keywords
Keywords in Header, metatag , body and footer.
Internal linking
Directory structure, and urls with proper structure no 404.
Blog
and above all content.