single word seo problem

[levic]

Hi I'm new to seo thing, I'm using 2 software to optimize my site and already success to level up my keyword to page 1 but not in the first position, well its ok for a while, my keyword consist 2 word like "blue car", or "company policy" in non english languange.
then i realize my site is no where to be found in single keyword like "company" or "cars" maybe not being index for single keyword, even i'm using adword ppc my site is still no where to be found, the site is 1 year old.

And also i'm curious about is it ok to optimize my site using an english content for non english site, cuz i manually spun my content and its very time and energy consuming?

Need help and sugestion.

thx

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Hi I'm new to seo thing, I'm using 2 software to optimize my site and already success to level up my keyword to page 1 but not in the first position, well its ok for a while, my keyword consist 2 word like "blue car", or "company policy" in non english languange.
then i realize my site is no where to be found in single keyword like "company" or "cars" maybe not being index for single keyword, even i'm using adword ppc my site is still no where to be found, the site is 1 year old.

And also i'm curious about is it ok to optimize my site using an english content for non english site, cuz i manually spun my content and its very time and energy consuming?

Need help and sugestion.

thx

Lately Google has gotten more and more strict with how "wide" their interpretation of a search term is. I don't know the proper names for it, but suppose you search for blue car and you're #1, you will not be anywhere for blue or car unless you have done promotion for those individual words. A long time ago Google would widen(I don't knwo the proper term) the significance of a search such that you'd rank automatically for a variety of similar terms. Not anymore.

That is unless you have a bazillion links and you're microsoft or something, then you can rank for micro or soft or whatever.

 

[levic]

Lately Google has gotten more and more strict with how "wide" their interpretation of a search term is. I don't know the proper names for it, but suppose you search for blue car and you're #1, you will not be anywhere for blue or car unless you have done promotion for those individual words. A long time ago Google would widen(I don't knwo the proper term) the significance of a search such that you'd rank automatically for a variety of similar terms. Not anymore.

That is unless you have a bazillion links and you're microsoft or something, then you can rank for micro or soft or whatever.

thx for the explanation,

 

[justjeba]

Lately Google has gotten more and more strict with how "wide" their interpretation of a search term is. I don't know the proper names for it, but suppose you search for blue car and you're #1, you will not be anywhere for blue or car unless you have done promotion for those individual words. A long time ago Google would widen(I don't knwo the proper term) the significance of a search such that you'd rank automatically for a variety of similar terms. Not anymore.

That is unless you have a bazillion links and you're microsoft or something, then you can rank for micro or soft or whatever.

Thank you for your explanation. I am facing similar problem to one of my client.