On page - Focus on Title, meta tags, alt images and meta description, create a sitemap page

Off page - Write ezine articles, rewrite those articles and submit them to other top article directories..

Write and submit press releases..

These factors work best for me..

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Whatever you do, get your time priorities right.

Onpage = 15% of the ranking factors.
Offpage = 60% of the ranking factors.

Don't do what a lot of people do which is to agonise over nonsense like keyword density for weeks.

Great info here....
Just take action.
I think it's not for short term, but for long term as well...

Thanks,

logoonlinepros pretty much hit the nail on the head.

Here are 8 offsite SEO optimization tips guaranteed to drive traffic to your new site.

1. Carry out link exchange with other sites.

2. Carry out social bookmarking and tagging.

3. Buy link text from other sites with a pagerank of 5 and above. You can also find this in auction sites such as ebay.

4. Write articles based on specific keyword depending on your niche and carry out one way backlink to your sites.

5. Write a press release and submit it to press release sites such as prweb.com for one way backlink.

6. Provide valuable tips and replies in the niche forum your new site is based on and submit your forum signature with a backlink to your site. Also, use anchor text for the keyword and point it back to your site.

7. Pay for linking from sites such as yahoo directory.

8. Submit your rss feed to blogging directories and blogging search engines.

Here are the following tactics of on-page SEO :

1. The Meta Keywords, Description and Robots tag — Google used description copy to market your site in its results, treat this as optimized sales copy. Make sure your sitemap.xml page is CONSTANTLY called up to the search engines

2. The Title Tag – The MOST important aspect of on-page SEO, just take our word for it.

3. The Body Text (focus on the body text in bold, for this denotes strong emphasis to the search engines)

4. The first sentence in the body text and the first words used per sentence are the most important ones for advanced on-page SEO necessities (Make it humanly readable and SE readable — The words used in the first sentence are most important due to the implementation of Google’s LSI algorithm)

5. The URL — The subdirectory folder and page of content should be SEO’d (i.e. http://domain.com/real-estate/real-e...ting-ideas.com would fetch a high ranking for a page dedicated to real estate marketing ideas – especially with many highly authoritative, relevant, deep in-bound links)

6. The H1 and H2 Texts are highly important – Why? They show the search engine the main subjects and Table of Contents for the content to be indexed. Make these keyword friendly and reflective of your page’s title tag.

7. Same Site Link Texts — The links connecting the pages of your site together must have your targeted keyword terms in them as well as all links throughout the site — even though it seems excessive, having variations to your targetted keywords would also help when linking out to other pages within your site.

8. Same-Site Link URLs — Not only should you be using your keywords to describe pages within your site, those URLs you link to must have SEO URLs ( eg: http://domain.com/your-keyword.html)

Wow, so many useful tips for online marketing newbie like me.

Great infos.

Very well said and all the information is in here. For me I'll go focus on Off Page Optimization because the most percentage of higher page ranking is all here but it must be implemented with quality and well optimized page.

WE see many people fail to focus ON the page before they build the inbound links.

Yes, the linkage is important and (depending on who you talk to) 60-80% of the equation...but we regularly beat out better linked sites by getting the page right first - especially on long-tail terms. It only takes a few minutes in most cases and it really puts the other stuff you do on steroids.

Be sure to use the right anchor text for the incoming links.

Good luck.

If you are in a relatively uncompetitive area you can rank based on strong on-page alone.. the more competitive it becomes, the more on-page SEO matters. So you can't say the equation is X on page or X off..

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All the detail is already posted here in the forum if you'll search around a while, but a lot of it only makes sense with experience. Just start a site and then work on it for 12 months. You'll have it down by then.

Great tip´s !

You must choose the best keywords for your site. Competitive keywords are very hard to rank high on SERP. I suggest to pick keywords with less competition but has a good volume of traffic. Then start writing quality content that best described your site, add your major keywords to your content. When building backlinks for your site make sure that the links are related to your site if you can find high PR and do follow much better.

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