I'm lost at sea! Need some guidance.

Hi Guys,

At the beginning of the year my adsense account was banned. I cant complain because the content i published was awful and i used nothing but blackhat methods.

Not long after i was about to start a new website which was going to have much better content. But then the panda kicked in and i was reading how everything was up in the air and things was even more confusing for me.

Well i am back now hoping that the panda update has settled and the whole seo world understands whats going on.

I want to create 2 websites. The first one will be a ecommerce site with a simple eccomerce wordpress skin. The second one will be a authority adsense site but i am still unsure on the subject.

I have never promoted a website via white hat methods. I wouldnt know where to start! I have another job also so my white methods would need to be able to work around my other responsibilities.

What should i do to promote a website using white hat methods? Have there been any brand new courses released post panda? Maybe this would help me understand more???

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated

White Hat seo is simple:

On your authoritative site, you want to make sure you have a good hosting company so your pages load quickly, no broken HTML or code or bad scripts etc. Then you want to have good relevant content to what your "authority adsense site" is about once you have tackled that then I would look into doing some manual link building.

The Google Panada & Penguin update didn't really change the world of "White Hat Seo" just in my opinioned clamped down on the "Grey & Black Hat SEO"

Good luck
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Just my 2 Cents

Shit, I actually thought you were lost at sea. SHAME LOL

How has the construction on articles changed? I used to do like 4% keyword density etc.

Of course you are still going to have to construct good articles/relevant content, but I used to and still do SEO consulting for Realtors and when I would create content for them I would focus around a good 5% keyword density but the content is still relevant and natural. Natural being huge right now Google is looking for content that isn't written for the spiders but written for the end user. I was just reading this infographic I found about the Panda update and it had some good stuff on it maybe it could help you out.

dont get confused,you are newbie we understand .But try to choose the path which you feel more comfortable according to your finance , implementing your ideas etc choose the path

Is there info anywhere on how i should layer/construct my site? How many pages to publish before doing seo or adding adsense/cpa's etc?

Derrick H said:

I would focus around a good 5% keyword density

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holy shit. 5 percent keyword density? i thought they said 3% was too high...now they're saying go between 1-2%...but if that works for you, who am i to say otherwise.