Make changes to your on page optimization to avoid overstuffing
This post discusses why you might want to reconsider how your posts and pages are display in addition to the reasons why you might want to change your site titles, too.
My buddy Mike does well for a lot of his targeted terms and really knows his SEO and I sometimes look to see what he’s doing to see if there’s anything I’m missing out on…
He outranks me for a lot of terms that are medium to long-tail and kicks butt with Adsense because of this…
Here’s a screen shot for the search term “linkvana” for which we are both vying for top spots..
Site Title Keyword Density Considerations
Sometimes just when you think you know your s**t when it comes to SEO you realize you got too comfortable and there are still things you’re not doing as well as you could.
3 Things we’re going to discuss here in the next few posts:
- Over stuffing keywords in site titles
- AllInOne SEO changes you might want to make
- Changing Permalinks, should you do it?
The last 2 posts discussed site evolution and how and why you want to change your site title to keep up with things…
Advanced ON Page SEO continued
As I mentioned in part one of the Advanced OnPage SEO article, sites evolve over time, and take a life of their own.
Originally I started to create a review site and ended up really liking this topic so I just kept reviewing more and more link building services.
But along with reviews of services I needed to offer some decent SEO advice, link building tips, warnings and what-not in order to have my reviews and recommendations to be believable.
So that’s why this site evolved and why site titles evolved with it, too.
“Advanced” SEO On Page SEO
In this post I’m going to bloviate, err…..discuss some other on-page optimization factors that go beyond the basics discussed in the on page optimization factors post.
If you’re a long -time or even short time reader of this blog then you might notice I make tons of typos then go back and fix them. To me the content is what it’s all about, the rest of the stuff can be fixed later.
Link building myth – getting bad backlinks can hurt you
There’s a lot of talk in marketing forums, webmaster forums and of course, sales pages, that mention how getting bad backlinks can cause your site to get banned de-indexed, sand-boxed etc…
This is so dead wrong and defies common sense…
Look at it this way, if getting backlinks from “bad places” could cause your site harm then wouldn’t your competitors be able to figure this out and quickly make your site go “bye-bye”?
So, if you build a purely white-hat site with quality backlinks from trusted domains and have 100% unique content on your site, that STILL leaves you vulnerable to penalties form the search engines if you or someone else gets backlinks from bad neighborhoods or from spammy sites?
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