How to rank a big site.

RedKiller

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Hello guys,

I have a big site (5k+ pages).How do I rank all the pages, each page is targetting very easy term with less than 100 competition.What kind of seo work is needed to make all of them rank.

Thanks
 
Build backlinks for your iner pages, not necessarely all of them..

But you need to show Google that you inner pages are also important and popular.. and as a result Google will react in ranking, for all your pages.

I did this with a 20k+ indexed pages domain.. All I did was just bookmarking some random pages and making some backlinks for random inner pages, and as a result almost all these 20k pages jumped in SERPS.

Good luck man!
 
Are your pages duplicate content? Unique but script generated? A catalog of products?

Does each of your pages represent a viable keyword? (as in 500 or more exact searches a month)? What do you mean by less than 100 competition. Is it a wordpress blog? How many categories does your content represent?

Assuming its a wordpress blog, I'd suggest YARPP (yet another related posts plugin) so that your most related content all links to each other, and then assuming you have say 10 different categories, I'd recommend siloing to cut down on your links per page and leave the remaining links more relevant.

Get low quality links from AMR or scrapebox to deep links, assuming all your pages aren't freshly indexed (unless you want to risk sandboxing).
 
You rank a big site the same way you rank a small site. Same methods, just higher volume.
 
Thinking the same thing, I have a 160 page site, I mean, I can't imagine doing link wheels etc for EACH page... I need a general "spreading"...
 
Build backlinks for your iner pages, not necessarely all of them..

But you need to show Google that you inner pages are also important and popular.. and as a result Google will react in ranking, for all your pages.

I did this with a 20k+ indexed pages domain.. All I did was just bookmarking some random pages and making some backlinks for random inner pages, and as a result almost all these 20k pages jumped in SERPS.

Good luck man!

this is the best advice untill now,oh,and it works...
 
Are your pages duplicate content? Unique but script generated? A catalog of products?

Does each of your pages represent a viable keyword? (as in 500 or more exact searches a month)? What do you mean by less than 100 competition. Is it a wordpress blog? How many categories does your content represent?

Assuming its a wordpress blog, I'd suggest YARPP (yet another related posts plugin) so that your most related content all links to each other, and then assuming you have say 10 different categories, I'd recommend siloing to cut down on your links per page and leave the remaining links more relevant.

Get low quality links from AMR or scrapebox to deep links, assuming all your pages aren't freshly indexed (unless you want to risk sandboxing).

YARPP, nice plugin.Does it shows related post only to visitors or to googlebot aswell.

Thanks
 
i run an ecommerce site and what i've done is target categories and then link build around the keywords for those categories. Its still important to do keyword research as when i first started the site i spent way too much effort pushing a certain keyword for a category which i later found had very low search counts. Now i'm focusing on the higher volume search terms relevant to my categories and im doing a lot better
 
Break it up into a series of smaller projects like this:

Keyword Group A
Keyword Group B
Keyword Group C

etc..

Your category pages should be your main landing pages and they should be optimized for your keyword stems.

Prioritize these keyword groups/keyword stems so you'll know which ones are more important, and which ones should receive more attention & linkbuilding.

Some of your inner pages will end up ranking and some won't.

Do your main linkbuilding for the main category pages.

Find automized methods that work and are safe and then use them to augment your more authority links that will require actual effort on your part.
 
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