Keyword Ranking
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blogpostscope
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- Nov 14, 2018
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then go with link building service may i know your site url ?
How do I send you a direct message?
- Apr 20, 2018
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Keep updating your site with high quality articles.
Also, work on your off-page SEO, you can try to build quality PBN links or guest posts.
- Oct 24, 2011
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Don't.
- Apr 20, 2018
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You will able to send pm after 15 posts.
Wait sorry? Dont in general? Or dont send that user a DM?
I have an ecommerce site, its my money site. Would you suggest anything in paticular?
- Oct 24, 2011
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Don't send that user a DM (assuming you value your website).
I know there is alot that has to do with SEO. But is there anything you would recommend for me to do? Or purchase? Im ranking for keywords that I've wanted to rank for. But some are in the 20th-30th spot and some are still in the 50s-80s. I assume Im doing some things right, but now I just want to know what to do to boost those keywords up. Any information is greatly appreciated.
Sorry Just seen this after replying to you. Thank you! Do you sell any SEO services?
The worst thing you can do ( especially with a successful site ) is send your URL etc to a random stranger.
Thanks man. I'm just a little new to this and didn't know someone can do harm to knowing my URL. Thanks to you guys for being helpful.
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First off, I'm not here to sell you anything. That's not my goal. I just wanted to help you to not get scammed (or potentially worse).
What I would recommend you do, is focus on your onpage SEO, first and foremost. It's very important. I wouldn't even think about building links until you do that. Otherwise, you run a greater risk of essentially throwing money into the toilet.
Once you have confirmed that your onpage SEO is great, then you can move onto linkbuilding. To start, you may want to reach out to other websites in your niche, and ask them if they will allow you to write a guest post on their website or if they can link to you in one of their existing articles.
If you don't want to reach out to anyone, you can build up your own Web 2.0 properties to publish content to, and from there, you can link to your website.
Or... if laziness (err.. "time management") gets the better of you, you can outsource this, including yes, by purchasing SEO linkbuilding services on this forum. There are some good ones and there are some not so good ones. There are also guides on BHW that show you how to know which is which. This place is a wealth of knowledge, so there's really no excuse for just buying a service that "looks" cool. Do your due diligence.
Oh, and lastly, please use the multi-quote button so that each reply you type isn't it's own post. You may combine multiple replies into one singular post. It just helps to keep the forum clean. There's a guide for that, too!
blogpostscope
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I'm not here to sell you anything. if you are new then don't share your url with stranger but if you need any suggestions then let me know i will help you definitely
thanks
Carlmscott
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Optimize your On Page SEO and build high quality link in authority site.
fb3003
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based on what you are saying you onpage is pretty good?
have you lookd into CORA or POP?
also, do you have a CTA above the fold on your homepage?
don't share your url, but mention your niche. it helps with advice
Dr.Rok
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First off, I'm not here to sell you anything. That's not my goal. I just wanted to help you to not get scammed (or potentially worse).
What I would recommend you do, is focus on your onpage SEO, first and foremost. It's very important. I wouldn't even think about building links until you do that. Otherwise, you run a greater risk of essentially throwing money into the toilet.
Once you have confirmed that your onpage SEO is great, then you can move onto linkbuilding. To start, you may want to reach out to other websites in your niche, and ask them if they will allow you to write a guest post on their website or if they can link to you in one of their existing articles.
If you don't want to reach out to anyone, you can build up your own Web 2.0 properties to publish content to, and from there, you can link to your website.
Or... if laziness (err.. "time management") gets the better of you, you can outsource this, including yes, by purchasing SEO linkbuilding services on this forum. There are some good ones and there are some not so good ones. There are also guides on BHW that show you how to know which is which. This place is a wealth of knowledge, so there's really no excuse for just buying a service that "looks" cool. Do your due diligence.
Oh, and lastly, please use the multi-quote button so that each reply you type isn't it's own post. You may combine multiple replies into one singular post. It just helps to keep the forum clean. There's a guide for that, too!
This is pretty much on the money for the path to take.
To go into a little more detail, start building up the content on your site based around those keywords, make sure you do proper keyword research to find where the traffic is, where the competition is, and be clear in what you are shooting for.
Also, expect this to take time
