the-kashish
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- Nov 15, 2011
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I thought maybe I should share some tips and tricks I use to rank number one.
I know there are plenty of methods already, but with new people getting into the SEO race somebody will probably find something useful here.
First off, you must excuse me for my English as it's not my first language and second, I'm no good in writing and explaining stuff and third I'm lazy so I spread the whole method over several days.
Im going to skip the obvious part, the one about on-page SEO, but I got a tips for those with brand new sites.
Make sure you create at least 1000 blog, forum and social bookmarks indexed links directly at your site to make it harder for your competitors to check your backlinks.
Always spy on your competition using MajesticSEO and Ahrefs.
Use MajesticSEO to find competitors top 10 backlinks and try to copy their top 10.
All you need is a free account there, no need to buy any subscription.
Use Ahrefs to check out their anchor texts and see whats working for them.
I got two main rules when trying to rank my sites.
1. Quality
Quality always outlast Quantity these days.
Even if you rank I site with poor spun articles and blasts you will get outranked if your competitor build Quality links.
2. Diversity
Make sure you get links from different sources.
3 links from 3 different sources are way better than 30 links from same source.
Always try to get links from as many different ip addresses as possible.
Even if you are running like a local site, try to make blog comments on sites outside your country, same with forum profiles.
Make sure to use variation on where the links point and the anchor texts.
Also make sure not to leave any footprints.
For example, if you buy old domains and set up a private blog network.
If all these are for example Wordpress blogs, you're leaving a footprint.
When your site is new, the most important thing IMO in the beginning is to build quality links from high PR sites to get your PR up.
I know that a lot of people say that PR doesnt matter anymore, maybe it doesn't, but I still see results much faster on a PR3 site than on a PR1 site.
Tomorrow: Web 2.0 Blogs
I know there are plenty of methods already, but with new people getting into the SEO race somebody will probably find something useful here.
First off, you must excuse me for my English as it's not my first language and second, I'm no good in writing and explaining stuff and third I'm lazy so I spread the whole method over several days.
Im going to skip the obvious part, the one about on-page SEO, but I got a tips for those with brand new sites.
Make sure you create at least 1000 blog, forum and social bookmarks indexed links directly at your site to make it harder for your competitors to check your backlinks.
Always spy on your competition using MajesticSEO and Ahrefs.
Use MajesticSEO to find competitors top 10 backlinks and try to copy their top 10.
All you need is a free account there, no need to buy any subscription.
Use Ahrefs to check out their anchor texts and see whats working for them.
I got two main rules when trying to rank my sites.
1. Quality
Quality always outlast Quantity these days.
Even if you rank I site with poor spun articles and blasts you will get outranked if your competitor build Quality links.
2. Diversity
Make sure you get links from different sources.
3 links from 3 different sources are way better than 30 links from same source.
Always try to get links from as many different ip addresses as possible.
Even if you are running like a local site, try to make blog comments on sites outside your country, same with forum profiles.
Make sure to use variation on where the links point and the anchor texts.
Also make sure not to leave any footprints.
For example, if you buy old domains and set up a private blog network.
If all these are for example Wordpress blogs, you're leaving a footprint.
When your site is new, the most important thing IMO in the beginning is to build quality links from high PR sites to get your PR up.
I know that a lot of people say that PR doesnt matter anymore, maybe it doesn't, but I still see results much faster on a PR3 site than on a PR1 site.
Tomorrow: Web 2.0 Blogs