Case Study - SEO For a Client

So, with SEO quake now I can see:

Main KW ("buffet new york") -> repeats: 24, density: 8.33%
 
Main KW ("buffet new york") -> repeats: 24, density: 8.33%

Try to lower the kw density a bit. I usually aim for a maximum of 5%. If you can't lower it that much, then at least make sure, that all of the kw aren't "stand alone", but is a part of a sentence.

Mr. G (and particular with the panada update) are very aware of kw stuffing.
 
the problem its some images, theres a lot of them with the kw at description, in stand alone posts.
ill add more texts to make the % get low
thanks
 
update:

Google Analytis Img. +700% traffic with 20 days.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/63684700@N03/5814359918/in/photostream
 
Greven -

Great write up indeed on the basics of SEO, for most localized business keywords in cities that don't have millions of residents that would work wonders. In a metropolitan area like NYC, that may not do as well as you see.

What you really need are solid, high PR links, or atleast links for high PR domains (not Web 2.0 sites, but actual blogs/websites). Basically I'd recommend getting tricky, is there any way that you can think outside of the box on a method to get a high PR links? Maybe you can sponsor an event that targets specific bloggers that are in your city and cover your niche? Maybe the business does a giveaway of $XXX on whatever product they are selling? In a city like NYC, that will attract bloggers, tweets, and a bunch of potential social media. Which is a factor in SEO these days!

I also noticed that you mentioned very little about social aspects, like Tweets, Facebook shares/likes, etc. Get creative, SEO isn't just about links these days.
 
Any improvement that generates new visitors is always welcomed.

one thing that was of interest to me, I noticed that your bounce rate was rather high. do you have your tracking on all your pages? make sure you do.

Also, when you get a chance, look at the quality of your traffic, is it converting, if it is, then enjoy the cash flow.

personally I like bing/msn traffic the most, for some reason it convert way better than google traffic ( some times up to 50% better )

Billy Good

update:

Google Analytis Img. +700% traffic with 20 days.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/63684700@N03/5814359918/in/photostream
 
Greven -

Great write up indeed on the basics of SEO, for most localized business keywords in cities that don't have millions of residents that would work wonders. In a metropolitan area like NYC, that may not do as well as you see.

What you really need are solid, high PR links, or atleast links for high PR domains (not Web 2.0 sites, but actual blogs/websites). Basically I'd recommend getting tricky, is there any way that you can think outside of the box on a method to get a high PR links? Maybe you can sponsor an event that targets specific bloggers that are in your city and cover your niche? Maybe the business does a giveaway of $XXX on whatever product they are selling? In a city like NYC, that will attract bloggers, tweets, and a bunch of potential social media. Which is a factor in SEO these days!

I also noticed that you mentioned very little about social aspects, like Tweets, Facebook shares/likes, etc. Get creative, SEO isn't just about links these days.

So I'll do high pr blog comments, forum posts and more social too.
Thanks very much for the info!

Any improvement that generates new visitors is always welcomed.

one thing that was of interest to me, I noticed that your bounce rate was rather high. do you have your tracking on all your pages? make sure you do.

Also, when you get a chance, look at the quality of your traffic, is it converting, if it is, then enjoy the cash flow.

personally I like bing/msn traffic the most, for some reason it convert way better than google traffic ( some times up to 50% better )

Billy Good

I think the high bounce rate its bcz the % of new visits are getting high also.
I have the analytics on all pages.

Next Steps I will focus on more targeted clients, like "marriage" and "bodas" party.

Today I've spoke with the client, tomorrow he will send me a report about the profit in each closed deal.

He are getting 4,5 contatcs/day - 135 leads/mo. And that results are for the period the site got on average 15 uvs. The number will gonna raise.

Regards and thanks for now.
 
OP: Seems like a good improvement. Congrats.

personally I like bing/msn traffic the most, for some reason it convert way better than google traffic ( some times up to 50% better )

Do you have any idea why bing/msn traffic convert better?
 
I have a question, are we allow to scrapebox comments to client's main site?
 
I have a question, are we allow to scrapebox comments to client's main site?
Yes, you are "allowed". But only if you are crazy to do so. :rolleyes:

Really, a main site should receive only the most powerful links while satelite/helper sites than could receive the blasts you cited.
 
I have a question, are we allow to scrapebox comments to client's main site?

You might want to be careful. I know some seo companies does it, but I would never do it for a client myself.

I only blast directly to a money site if I own it. Doing it for a client is not worth the risk.
 
So the best way is Scrapebox comments to the web 2.0 sites like the OP did for the client?
 
I wonder , is it possible track the effecience of each step? some AB test should help.
 
Just wondering how feasible it would be to suggest
your clients contact reputable sites in the market
and ask for link exchanges.
 
IMHO the best way to create viral links for a customer's site is to set up a crazy contest. If you are into "New York buffet" there could be e.g. an eating contest. A hosting business could launch a contest about hacking a server, ...
A lot of blogs and real world newspapers will report that kind of constets and you will build a ton of high trust links.
Don't forget that the idea of article directories came from real press releases.
 
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