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On-Page SEO 2013 Guide?

by Andrewsfm
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Hi,

Does anyone have a link or a guide to the best on page SEO that is up to date for today?

Thanks.
#2013 #guide #onpage #seo
  • Profile picture of the author vk3
    Hi Andrew,

    Here's what I would do, ranked in order of importance:

    #1 - make sure your title includes your goal keyword
    example: "Choosing the Right Pest Control Provider Online"

    #2 - make sure your goal keyword is included in a <h2> tag
    example: "Choosing the Right Pest Control Provider Online" (page/article title can be the same)

    #3 - have at least 500 words of unique, related-to-the-keyword content

    #4 - use a few related keywords within said content
    example: best pest control service, pest control services, etc

    Beyond those four, you can do things like adding a YouTube video, an image with an ALT tag... etc... but I personally think nailing the basics as naturally as possible is the biggest leverage point. And that would actually be my biggest piece of advice... I don't usually go too crazy with on-page - if you do, you border between an "SEOed" site vs. a "naturally SEOed" site; know what I mean?

    From there, the right kind of link building will move the rankings.
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    • Profile picture of the author Andrewsfm
      Originally Posted by vk3 View Post

      Hi Andrew,

      Here's what I would do, ranked in order of importance:

      #1 - make sure your title includes your goal keyword
      example: "Choosing the Right Pest Control Provider Online"

      #2 - make sure your goal keyword is included in a <h2> tag
      example: "Choosing the Right Pest Control Provider Online" (page/article title can be the same)

      #3 - have at least 500 words of unique, related-to-the-keyword content

      #4 - use a few related keywords within said content
      example: best pest control service, pest control services, etc

      Beyond those four, you can do things like adding a YouTube video, an image with an ALT tag... etc... but I personally think nailing the basics as naturally as possible is the biggest leverage point. And that would actually be my biggest piece of advice... I don't usually go too crazy with on-page - if you do, you border between an "SEOed" site vs. a "naturally SEOed" site; know what I mean?

      From there, the right kind of link building will move the rankings.
      Thanks,

      Can you give me an idea on the right kind of link building?

      I have my posts up and they are ranking from position 7-18 on Google at the moment with no links.
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    • Profile picture of the author bestseoguy
      Hi Sir thanks for the same after getting the solution i think you can resolve mine also,i have a problem my websites domain name is coming in search instead of the title tag which is already existing on the page,i had tried my best but the problem still remains same,so kindly support on this ASAP.
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    • Profile picture of the author yukon
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      Originally Posted by vk3 View Post

      #3 - have at least 500 words of unique, related-to-the-keyword content
      The amount of text on a page has nothing to do with SEO, besides large volumes of text slowing down a web page loading time.

      The amount of text on a page is whatever makes sense for traffic, that's what's needed. If you have an extremely long article, break it up into easier to read pages & use internal links to connect all the pages.

      Here's an example of how to break up a large amount of content: How Hurricanes Work

      That link above is 10 internal pages all laser focused on one subject (hurricanes).

      Notice how they dump all their hurricane reference links on page #10 of the article series (link sculpting).
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  • Profile picture of the author vk3
    Sure Andrew - right on, sounds like you're kicking some butt; good stuff!

    I'm very partial to aged, higher PR links (PR3-5) - they aren't cheap, but they definitely move the rankings - if I were you, I'd pick up a few and wait 3-4 weeks to judge results... give Google time to update.

    How do you acquire said high PR links? Well, that's up to you... (IE, buy them, buy aged domains, buy from providers... use web 2.0s, do some light blog commenting, do guest posting)
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  • Profile picture of the author Ben K
    Check Moz.com
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  • Profile picture of the author GGpaul
    http://static.googleusercontent.com/...rter-guide.pdf
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  • Profile picture of the author himanuzo
    Social signals are SEO 2013. e.g: Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter
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    • Profile picture of the author GGpaul
      Originally Posted by himanuzo View Post

      Social signals are SEO 2013. e.g: Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter
      He's not looking for that. He wants to know ON-PAGE. I don't think Facebook or Pinterest OR Twitter has anything to do when it comes to working ON-PAGE.
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  • Profile picture of the author Curtis2011
    Originally Posted by Andrewsfm View Post

    Hi,

    Does anyone have a link or a guide to the best on page SEO that is up to date for today?

    Thanks.
    This is a pretty good infographic about on-page SEO.
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