Ranking more keywords

[PowerRabbit91]

Hi i got a question
If i am ordering 30 pbns to rank 30 main keywords. 1 pbn per keyword. and so far no issues.
what if I want to rank 90 keywords (the rest of the 60 are long tail keywords)? Does that mean I need 90 Pbns? Assuming all keywords are relevant to that money site.

What link should I buy and how should I go about it if I want to rank hundreds of long tail keywords?
I usually use web2.0 links and diversity links for my branded , generic and naked URLs. and I just use PBN links for exact match anchors.
also I did a bit of guest posting on my exact match anchors.

So my questions is what sort of method or what links should I buy, if I want to rank more and more keywords?

 

[SunnyLeon]

Usually you focus on some big keywords and some general ones and brand name and Google is smart enough to pick some other keywords as well as LSI or adjacent keywords if they're relevant to the money site

 

[PowerRabbit91]

Hi i got a question
If i am ordering 30 pbns to rank 30 keywords. 1 pbn per keyword. and so far no issues.
what if I want to rank 90 keywords? Does that mean I need 90 Pbns? Assuming all keywords are relevant to that money site.

What link should I buy and how should I go about it if I want to rank hundreds of keywords?
I usually use web2.0 links and diversity links for my branded , generic and naked URLs. and I just use PBN links for exact match anchors.
also I did a bit of guest posting on my exact match anchors.

So my questions is what sort of method or what links should I buy, if I want to rank more and more keywords?

Ahh yes, I noticed that, but they are probably not on 1st page, it only stays e.g page 5-6 , but how do I push up the ranking for long tail keywords?

 

[hwaback]

Create a lot of internal page links using the exact match anchors.

 

[PowerRabbit91]

Create a lot of internal page links using the exact match anchors.

But how do I push the rankings when it comes to outbound links? I have done internal links and it just stabilize the ranking but it will not go up on 1st page except my main keywords.
The issue now is that , i want to rank other long tail keywords on 1st page

 

[hwaback]

Create an internal page related to the long-tail keyword and point to the home page using a exact match anchors.(very important)
Low competitive long tail keywords can be ranked well with web2.0 alone. In my experience.
I have more than 100 keywords on page 1.

 

[Panther28]

You don't rank for just how many links you have, google has to like you over time too, (they have the time in index patent), but for example I have an average site that has about 60 backlinks (ref IP), and it now ranks for 1k keywords, but that's been building those links over a few years.

You should think about revising your ratio to include a few pbn links to the same keyword too ( the best keyword), but obviously not in the same month.

 

[GrizzlyBeardMan]

You rank pages for many keywords with content, not links. That 1 keyword = 1 pbn approach is not the way to go. Also, using strong links for exacts and weak ones for diversity is also flawed (and old-school) and creates a bad pattern.

 

[SirLouen]

So my questions is what sort of method or what links should I buy, if I want to rank more and more keywords?

The more links you build the more reputation to your site, therefore your content will have more ranking in terms of keyword matches (at least, while you linkbuild adequately)

Following a 1:1 pbn:keyword is not a bad deal, as long as you have enough keywords to keep on doing this, and you clearly see that keywords being matched, are ranking top serps with ease (otherwise, maybe you may need other sources of linkbuilding apart from PBNs)

But you may notice, that, in case all PBN are poiting to the same domain, the domain itself will increase the "rating", therefore, just writting some articles for certain long tail keywords in your niche, will end ranking without even having the need to linkbuild anymore. So the 1:1 rule or even the 0:1 or 1:10 rule will be different depending on the keyword taking place in the equation.