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What's your single best SEO tip?

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I mainly rely on writing original articles and spread them across the network to boost my site's SEO ranking.

 

What's your single most used SEO technique?

You cant do promotion by only concentrate on a single SEO strategy. Try all you can do and schedule each day for different SEO strategies !

 

Cheers !

 

 

I mainly rely on writing original articles and spread them across the network to boost my site's SEO ranking.

 

What's your single most used SEO technique?

Do everything, do it often and do it bigger and better each time. Advice for life, but it applies to SEO as well.

Focus your entire site for your customers - you can have all the "SEO" in the world done to your site, but if your site doesn't fulfil the aims of your visitors then it's pointless ;)

have as many incoming links as possible from high ranking websites mainly PR7 and up. Google looks at a link from a website as a recommendation. The more recommendations that you have, the higher it will place you in the ranks. Nothing else is more powerful.

All these things are valid, Getting Highly Relevant links from Authority Sites is the best tip. This only describes the desired result not the process.

 

I think if you write world class copy then offer it to authority bloggers and web masters you may just get those links. Think what the website owner might like you to write for them.

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One way link building is the best SEO Tip but only if it is from a relevant site. You can get good response to your site through this technique.

according to me the best practice is to add unique content and getting backlinks from relevant sites and backlink composition should be balanced not just to get a single type of backlinks only.

My top tip. Think for yourself and don't just accept what people tell you is always correct. It often isn't.

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I dont have one single tip,they all work together,but decent amout of content combined with high pr links seems to do the trick at first.After that I need to diverse my link building and keep creating content.

There's no fit-to-all single strategy in SEO. It depends on the type of site, industry, competition etc. But, what's common in most of the techniques, if not all is that we put emphasis on the web content.

Ongoing commitment. You need to keep up the work level you started out with, across all areas, for at least 6months.

 

With that in mind, make sure you pick a topic you are interested in! You'll get to know it inside out once you are ranking well in the search engines.

You've heard of link exchanges, useless as they generally are. Article exchanges are like link exchanges, only much more useful. You publish someone else's article on the history of pudding pops with a link back to their site. They publish your article on the top ten pudding pop flavors in Viet Nam, with a link back to your site. You both have content. You both get high quality links. (More on high quality links in other tips.)

 

For more tips visit http://www.seo-writer.com/reprint/top-seo-tips.html

Single best SEO tip?

 

Try and do everything right, at the start of your project and start as you mean to go on. It's not necessarily a case of doing a lot, just do it correctly. I've worked on so many projects where SEO is a second thought and "just get it up there" is the word of the day and as a designer I can make sure that all the code and structure is clean and correct but this is only one part of the overall picture.

  • Generate good relevant content
  • Keep your articles and content semantic (so use Headings, lists, titles etc)
  • Fill in the Meta content
  • Get the links flowing (with or without keywords), both internally and externally. (This covers everything from twitter to forums, Press releases to site directories, be proud of your content and post links where relevant traffic will come from.)
  • Get a Google sitemap and use it
  • Install and use Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools
  • Use the Firefox Rank Checker plugin to follow how well you're doing for the keywords you've selected, and make changes where you need

I'm a big believer in keeping things simple. A little goes a long way!

 

Rick.

Content is king (but backlings also help)

 

I agree content is king, and Google needs backlinks to verify the quality of the website. After all, as clever as Google is, nobody could expect a machine to understand whether the content is correct or not.

 

Also I believe backlinks don't have much affect straight away, this way Google can aviod rewarding websites they pay for backlinks. So my advice would be to find a website that will provide a link that will last for some time, this is why relevant links are so valuable!

I consider a lot of good SEO techniques that work for me and I can't really say that there's any one particular Seo strategy that has been beneficial..but still if I would have to pick however, I will say that I would agree with .. using keywords in the title tag. Seems simple, but so many sites don't do it.

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hi,guys

i do agree with your points mainly with Content is king. i believe using keywords in the title tag is a best technique but One way link building is also optional it depend personal experience.

thats all........

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