How to Rank - A Quick Guide for Newbies

excellent thread. will bookmark for future reference.

Do you spin your original web 2.0 article using Wordai?

Nice detailed thread OP.
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lightningblitz said:

I will not amswer every question imdividually as i fear that will not really help. I made a web 2.0 guide you should look into.

I can shed some light for you.

Two opinions exist on web 2.0s. One is to target your main key word. Not dumbed down, but cover your main keyword.

If my keyword is blue widgets, the web 2.0 would be about blue widgets.

I do something different. I target a long tail keyword.

My articles target multiple keywords including long tail key words. I also find a list of long tail key words which are related but will not fit into my money site.

For example, blue widget money site covers terms: blue widgets, blue widget home repair, home widget set up, blue widget installation.

Another long tail varient i found in keyword research is "blue widget installation cost". Since i am not using that keyword on my moneu site, i write an article about it and use it on my pbn or web 2.0.

The long tail keyword should rank if it is low comp and a long tail. Then i link back to my moneysite.

The reason i do this is i find a link from a website ranking in the niche is superior to a link which is not ranking for a related keyword.

The other part of your question is how to link. That is a whole other can of worms.

You need anchor text diversity but you have the right idea.

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thnx man this helped a lot

Do you recommend lower volume, long tail keywords?

For instance, say you want to rank for "how do I cook" building it specifically, "how do I cook chicken in a toaster oven" (obviously not a real idea, but same concept)

Great Information, Thank You For Shearing

I am quite new to SEO as a whole and where the whole thing gets confusing is the web 2.0 part and the contextual stuff.

Can someone please shed more light for me ?
Thank you

Cheers

AmzInfluence said:

Do you recommend lower volume, long tail keywords?

For instance, say you want to rank for "how do I cook" building it specifically, "how do I cook chicken in a toaster oven" (obviously not a real idea, but same concept)

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That entirely depends.

What i currently find best is lumping multiple small keywords together and writing one long pillar article.

It looks something like this:

Home page: transportation
Category: cars
Individual article covers:

Seed keyword: ford focus
Longtail keywords included:

Ford focus side view mirror
Ford focus spoiler
Ford focus reviews
Etc.

This is the basic gist for a large website. This is to prevent multiple pages targetting the same keyword.

The trick is to find low comp keywords and then find all decent long tails. Write your article around them.

For smaller websites (popular micro niche sites) often have a long article on the seed keyword and supporting articles based on those long tails.

Option three is the "pure seo approach" which are thin sites hitting a couple leywords which are profitable and then doing a lot of link building.

I have gone through seo changes over time, and what i find effective is method one (single article completely covering a keyword) , and three.

Micro sites are how i build web 2.0s. I find traditional micro sites tend to not rank as well because of content canibalization and issues with seo hitting multiple pages with the same anchor texts.

The guide i wrote focusses on beginner seo. So not option three. Those sites can be called churn and burn, but that has evolved over time.

Sorry, i have a habit of diatribes. For a long term site, i suggest option one because those rank better in my experience with less seo effort (and less risk).

femillions said:

I am quite new to SEO as a whole and where the whole thing gets confusing is the web 2.0 part and the contextual stuff.

Can someone please shed more light for me ?
Thank you

Cheers

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Contextual means within text.

You can have a link in a forum signature, in the footer of an article as a resource, as a comment under an article, etc.

Contextual means the link is within an article.

Web 2.0s is a platform type. Essentially it would be free blog platforms like blogger or tumblr. They are free contextual links.

Respected sir this strategy is working in 2018? If not then please suggest me best threads.thanks a lot

Can i use the aged web2.0 properties for redirection to my money making site

IamKing said:

Quick Reference Guide for beginners. Thanks for your time to post this. These methods will work if you plan accordingly. Implement & Rank

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great post, glad I came across it

Very helpfull threat, thanks mate! I think I will build my own Web 2.0s pbn

Do you still think PBNs work?

Its really take time to get hang of the meaning of most words XD thank you subscribed for further read

wow you soo amazing ! that post must share it hhh

I think you have to try consultancy services of any expert.

I have a questions. Do I have to write unique post for each backlinks like web 2.0 post or forum post or blog comments?

Just started learning a bit more SEO since I needed for my startup, so definitely thanks for this. I dont know if this is updated or not, but will definitely help me get more into all this new world.

Thanks!

I want to know how to rank my newly website csgosmurfstore.com its under csgo account, wanna to sell all kind of csgo.Please post a reply for rank faster