Share your most underrated SEO tip or tactic!

Ben101 said:
You just ping it with https://pingomatic.com/

it makes Google follow the link and index your website.
Googlebot reads the content of the page including your website and gives you a link.

I dont care what anyone says on here that this does not work because it has worked for me many many times and given me a link so it's up to you if you go with it or not.
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Please visit this screen shot http://prntscr.com/kkcmcd PLesae tell me this URL is OK? and i should ping this url?
 
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Yes, copy the address bar and that is what you ping. Also ping it without the gap to be sure one of them works for you
 
stack paper said:
When a submission is made to Reddit it is NoFollow by default. It's possible to change the link to Do-Follow through engagement (upvotes) ;)
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I once submitted a link on reddit and bought some (around 10) upvotes....but the link still remains nofollow. Is it cos reddit bots know that the upvotes were fake as they were made during a short span of time?
 
vin42 said:
I once submitted a link on reddit and bought some (around 10) upvotes....but the link still remains nofollow. Is it cos reddit bots know that the upvotes were fake as they were made during a short span of time?
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Never seen that happen tbh. Shoot me a PM with the url if you'd like and I can take a look for you.
 
Gameshine said:
what is semantic keywords use
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It's just a posh word that means the way that BigG looks at words in general, not so much keywords but more key phrases.

For example we all know the the word "Book" typed in Google search will bring in millions of listings because it just sees the word book! "Book" could mean anything related to a book. Book Ends, Book Bindings, Book Shelf, Book Library etc etc etc.

Semantic keywords or key phrases (Not to be confused with related keywords) are things like "Book Library" and then using keywords that basically mean the same thing! For example, Where do you Borrow Books, Where to find Books to borrow etc etc etc. Related keywords could mean anything else but they do not have to describe what your searching for. For example, "Book Library" and related keywords would be things like Book Rentals, Book Seller, Buy Books etc etc etc.

Again those keywords could be confused with what you actually mean? Do they mean you are a Book Seller? You want to find a book seller? etc etc etc. The more you can help BigG understand what you actually mean with the keywords/key phrases used the better.

I hope that helps.
 
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Ben101 said:
It's just a posh word that means the way that BigG looks at words in general, not so much keywords but more key phrases.

For example we all know the the word "Book" typed in Google search will bring in millions of listings because it just sees the word book! "Book" could mean anything related to a book. Book Ends, Book Bindings, Book Shelf, Book Library etc etc etc.

Semantic keywords or key phrases (Not to be confused with related keywords) are things like "Book Library" and then using keywords that basically mean the same thing! For example, Where do you Borrow Books, Where to find Books to borrow etc etc etc. Related keywords could mean anything else but they do not have to describe what your searching for. For example, "Book Library" and related keywords would be things like Book Rentals, Book Seller, Buy Books etc etc etc.

Again those keywords could be confused with what you actually mean? Do they mean you are a Book Seller? You want to find a book seller? etc etc etc. The more you can help BigG understand what you actually mean with the keywords/key phrases used the better.

I hope that helps.
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Great explanation, thanks for the contributions Ben!
 
Buying pbn domains, setting them up nicely, and sending 1-2 links out to money sites. Add content monthly. Make them look real. One of my agency sites has 10 legitimate pbn links and 100 Web 2.0 links ranking 1st page. I bought 100 articles and hired a VA to drip feed web 2.0’ links over a months period. What good is a pbn service if the domain is linking to you and 10s of other sites.. and looks spammy. Also 100+ citations helped too for local business
 
uncharted88 said:
Buying pbn domains, setting them up nicely, and sending 1-2 links out to money sites. Add content monthly. Make them look real. One of my agency sites has 10 legitimate pbn links and 100 Web 2.0 links ranking 1st page. I bought 100 articles and hired a VA to drip feed web 2.0’ links over a months period. What good is a pbn service if the domain is linking to you and 10s of other sites.. and looks spammy. Also 100+ citations helped too for local business
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Good realistic advice mate.
 
This is something everyone should be doing and I think it's often overlooked. Head to Majestic, pull up the historic index and do a RAW EXPORT. This will give you a list of every link Majestic has found for your site in the last 5 years.

Take that list and pop it in scrapebox, remove the trash (no link, redirects, dead links, etc)

Now check the remaining links for indexation.. You'll probably be surprised to see how many links of yours are NOT indexed!

Hit em with tier 2 links to index then crack open a beer, you earned it.
 
Have you tried this out, and gotten good results with it?

Thanks :)
 
thomaste said:
Have you tried this out, and gotten good results with it?

Thanks :)
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Works extremely well. For every indexed link you'll prob find one that isn't.
Always a good idea to throw new links you build into a spreadsheet and check back on em after a couple weeks.
 
Thanks, I'm just wondering if some of these links are shady, having them reindexed would be an issue?
Are you just blasting them with GSA?
 
Instead of doing the hard work yourself (keyword research, finding quality link building targets etc), you can reverse engineer all this from your competitors.
An easy way to copy what #1 is doing (they're clearly doing it right since Google ranks them first).
 
aadelmalik said:
To get a shit ton of unique content for free just visit your library, ask for old books regarding your topic and using OCR software convert it to text.
Especially for my niche Finance (not in English) I've got over 500+ articles all from books from the 1920s that are unique on the internet.
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That's my method! I can find lots of free content by visiting relevant facebook groups for my education website as well. People tend to share their notes for their classmates.
There you have it.
 
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