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I'm not saying don't mention the keyword, I'm saying don't work out some stupid percentage - it's a waste of time.
I need help. I have to get this right.
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Read this: SEOmoz | Rewriting the Beginner's Guide: Part 4 Continued - Keyword Usage & Targeting
I'm not saying don't mention the keyword, I'm saying don't work out some stupid percentage - it's a waste of time.
YES! More, More, More!
I will make many more sites. I have 3 income producing larger sites right now and 4 domains that I bought waiting to be developed. As soon as I get done puttering around with this project we'll get another one going.
The first site that I put online is full of great content, it took me 2 months to write the thing. I loaded it up with Google ads and a few affiliate banners and turned it loose. I NEVER even look at it. I just watch the stats and it makes me money every month. I need a dozen more sites like that one.
All right, I'll concede on this. That article had some good points.
For the sake of tradition however, I will continue using a KWD of 3-5% when I do article marketing. It has been working for me over the years. I am #1 for many of my keywords and 90% of my articles are on the first page of Google for their keywords.
I've seen that behavior as well, but changes to pages already indexed and adding brand spanking new pages are two different things. Anyhow, I don't worry about it, because there is no way (to my knowledge) to accelerate the process. So why lose sleep over it? When it happens, it happens.
Some people have said meta tags are not important well this is sort of true. I made the mistake of leaving meta description blank in a recent seo review.
In the current google update i'm getting great improvements in SERPS however the search results 'intro' in google are listing my menu structure.So i guess meta description should have something short and snappy to look good although this seems to have no bearing on actual raw serps placement.
In the current google update i'm getting great improvements in SERPS however the search results 'intro' in google are listing my menu structure.So i guess meta description should have something short and snappy to look good although this seems to have no bearing on actual raw serps placement.
Having your website as optimized as possible is obviously important. Try changing little things around, like titles, <h#> text, and even your meta tags. I disagree though that 3 to 6 months is acceptable. I have sites built and indexed in a matter of days, and I get decent rankings in 4 months or so. From what you're describing, Google hasn't even indexed your new structure.
Try doing regular article submissions with your keywords in the anchor text. This won't necessarily help your rankings, but it should get Google to come crawl your new pages. Else, what I would do if I were in your position, is begin developing sister sites with the purpose of gaining authority to link back to your main site.
When I try and hit a niche I'll do so with 5-10 sites, with one site being the money-maker (the site with the good domain), and the rest being little more than content hubs that direct links and traffic to the main site. I host them all on separate web hosts located in different locations and build links to each of them independantly. I'll spend a solid two months developing all of the sites and ensuring that things are running smoothly before I move on, and generally I find I have decent results.
Another thing you may want to do is to perhaps post "guest content" on other websites in exchange for a link. If the websites you're posting on are related, and they have decent link power, adding another 30 or 40 high-powered links may do well for your rankings.
Let us know how it pans out.
Try doing regular article submissions with your keywords in the anchor text. This won't necessarily help your rankings, but it should get Google to come crawl your new pages. Else, what I would do if I were in your position, is begin developing sister sites with the purpose of gaining authority to link back to your main site.
When I try and hit a niche I'll do so with 5-10 sites, with one site being the money-maker (the site with the good domain), and the rest being little more than content hubs that direct links and traffic to the main site. I host them all on separate web hosts located in different locations and build links to each of them independantly. I'll spend a solid two months developing all of the sites and ensuring that things are running smoothly before I move on, and generally I find I have decent results.
Another thing you may want to do is to perhaps post "guest content" on other websites in exchange for a link. If the websites you're posting on are related, and they have decent link power, adding another 30 or 40 high-powered links may do well for your rankings.
Let us know how it pans out.
Here is a something that helped my site. I added my blog on Technorati. Added some of my like sites friends blogs on Technorati as friends and gained authority on Technorati. Wrote articles on my blog everyday (new articles). More and more people approached me to add them in Technoratiy. I've reached a level where its is at 87 authority. Took about 8 months of time doing that though as i wasnt concentrating much on it. But, it rocks now. I did a plenty of things along with it. But most of the affiliate sales are from the viewers who reads my content on Technorati. I ping using Technorati always as i update the content and it gets picked up by Google real fast.
If am not wrong, you are talking about the site i worked around Christmas time last year? If yes, your site had VERY GOOD potential of making u chunks of money. Am not saying do what i did for my sites. Something that clicked for me may not click for you. But, its definately worth trying. All you need is Inital Technorati exchanges on similar niche sites.
If am not wrong, you are talking about the site i worked around Christmas time last year? If yes, your site had VERY GOOD potential of making u chunks of money. Am not saying do what i did for my sites. Something that clicked for me may not click for you. But, its definately worth trying. All you need is Inital Technorati exchanges on similar niche sites.
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