I need to build about 100 high quality links, I have no problem doing it manually. I'm also aware of "you get what you pay for", and unfortunately I cant pay for links. But I do have a lot of time to search for sources etc. A high quality link in my definition is a link that would pass a manual...
I cant afford to rent an office at the moment, but I would gain some business if I could rank based on Google local business list. Has anyone succeeded to rank in Google places without actually rent a office?
As I understand Google give more trust to old domains, my domain has been indexed for 4 month. Will the domain gain more trust when it has been indexed for 6 month?
I have a website that had 3 pages and was on page four, by just adding adding three more pages it jumped to top of page three. Which should meen that amount of content and pages are important. The question is now how many pages do you usually create?
One of my competitors changed their domain, and did a 301 redirect. And the domain went straight to the first page. So is 301 redirects excluded from this?
I've recently started to build high quality backlinks, and yesterday my site went from page 9 to nowhere for a specific keyword. I've only added 14 backlinks, from very good sources. For other keywords it is still on page two.
I've noticed that a lot of my competition are using emd domains, and they have been in the top 3 positions in the past 6 month. They do have good content, but very few backlinks. So does emd domains have any advantage or not? :cool:
Well, there ain't no such thing as a free lunch. There is great resources at this forum, but I need a bit more help than what can be found here. Almost all of the real experts are doing their own thing, so I was wondering if someone could please advice about where to find a sharp seo consultant...
When a good domain with a good backlink profile shows no PR, as it has been dropped. But it is still indexed by Google. Does this mean that the domain is "worthless" in terms of buying it for it's backlinks?
Would a domain from a different niche make any difference? I was thinking if Google made manual analysis of my site. Wouldn't they say why has a page about animals been redirected to a car insurance website? :) This was just an example.
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