advice Some good SEO techniques

10 to 15 days with some pixie dust and unicorn poop, perhaps

Unfortunately, it ain't gonna happen... simply can not be done.

If you want solid (not overnight or quick fix SEO advice) then check out Brian Deans site.. You don't have to order his paid programs, he dishes out plenty of GOOD information about changes in the SEO space and what works currently.

If your site's got something badly f***** up and you fix it, it can happen.
Getting a nofollowed and no-indexed signature link in a forum isn't going to do it.

enlytend said:

If your site's got something badly f***** up and you fix it, it can happen.
Getting a nofollowed and no-indexed signature link in a forum isn't going to do it.

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Hmm I think the Op is referring to a new site... getting a new site optimised and ranked in 15 days (I'm assuming that's what he meant) - Only way... as far as I know, to do that is with pixie dust and unicorn poop

They didn't SAY new site ...
Optimizing titles can start producing results within a month for local business and low-ish competition markets.
And if you have a decent site with something screwed up, fixing it can have impressive returns.
Can't tell you how many times I've seen a new site or a redesign go live with robots.txt blocking the entire site! Then they wonder why their traffic tanked - lol!

enlytend said:

They didn't SAY new site ...
Optimizing titles can start producing results within a month for local business and low-ish competition markets.
And if you have a decent site with something screwed up, fixing it can have impressive returns.
Can't tell you how many times I've seen a new site or a redesign go live with robots.txt blocking the entire site! Then they wonder why their traffic tanked - lol!

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Lol... embarresed to admit, my first ever site I did... I was guilty of using a screwing up my robots.txt file.... site didnt even get indexed....haha

SEO is not what it used to be.

I remember the good old days back in the late 90's and early 2k.

The game is extremely hard and competitive now and Go/ogle keeps changing the rules.

Ranking well and / or getting to the first page and staying there is nearly impossible now unless your niche is very small and not very competitive, or you are a big company.

Go/ogle uses so many factors now that it never used in the past.

Everything seems to count now.

The old tricks don't work anymore.

Also, they use human curation a lot more than in the past.

deez007 said:

Lol... embarresed to admit, my first ever site I did... I was guilty of using a screwing up my robots.txt file.... site didnt even get indexed....haha

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Oopsie ! It's one thing when you do it when it's just you doing everything yourself, its really bad when a company does it!

The old tricks don't work anymore.

Also, they use human curation a lot more than in the past.

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The key here is the TRICKS don't work. There are some areas where (deservedly!) if you don't have quality you'd better be a damned good link spammer - (jk - lol).

But there are still ranking factors and still things you can do to move the needle. There's just a little more finesse involved. Expertise, Authority, Trust.

For SEO these 3 things are always my priority: Quality, Domain Authority and Titles.

In December 2016 I started working on a website (can't disclose). I used to write one or two posts every week due to lack of time. Did not have much of traffic. But from January it started to increase, so I started to work more on the site,wrote lengthy articles, performed seo such as internal link building, backlinking and etc. It is going to be 3 months and here are my results. http://prntscr.com/eljk7n

Can't say about 10 to 15 days, but yes you can do at least in a month or two months provided you know what you are doing.

Good Luck!

Rajan Mahajan said:

Is it possible to optimize the Keywords or Website remarkably within 10 to 15 days? If it is possible then what are the techniques to improve the rank of the site? Please tell me in detail all the techniques.

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You can optimize the website easily within the given time period, but it won't be possible to rank the website within specified time line. No one can say how much time website will take to rank, it completely depends on how strongly you have optimized the page and quality of backlinks you have build.

some advanced seo techniques are indexation and accessibility, sitespeed and performance,new search, word press,advance data research,keyword research,link building with content and techniques and search verticles.

AMPLUS SOLTIONS said:

some advanced seo techniques are indexation and accessibility, sitespeed and performance,new search, word press,advance data research,keyword research,link building with content and techniques and search verticles.

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I think that all these techniques are not enough to rank a website. Now the SEO has changed a lot. We need to use some extra and different keywords.

• Onpage
• Foundation (Social Profiles, Web 2.0s, Pillows)
  
• Relevant, Very High Quality Content, Based on Proper Topical (not just Keyword) Research
  
• Citation and Context
  
• Authority and Structure (including proper silo'ing, etc.)
  
• Backlinks and LInkbuilding
• Social Signals
  
• Proper Timing, Distribution and Ratio of Inbound Links

These are tried and true and apply in general.

Specifically though, if you're really in a hurry (~15 days), you have to trade something (read: money) or get really creative, and SEO is not what you're looking for. Instead, do one of two things:

1. Newsjacking
   
2. Buy ads (not recommended, but obviously works depending on your budget)

Search Engine Optimization or SEO is one of the techniques used to improve traffic to a website by obtaining a high-rank placement in the Search Engine Results Page (SERP) such as Google, Bing, Yahoo and others. SEO has two techniques to improve website position in SERP called ON-Page SEO and OFF-Page SEO:
Take a look at the list of top 10 best off-page SEO techniques now in trend.
1. Social Media Engagement
2. Social Bookmarking Sites
3. Forum Submission
4. Blog Directory Submission
5. Article Submission
6. Question and Answer
7. Video Submission
8. Image Submission
9. Infographics Submission
10. Document Sharing
Thanks and Best Regard
CETPA Infotech

Spend 10-15 days building content.

You can get listed in a couple of days you just need the content.

I'm rookie too, but what I've done for my new website, I started to put fresh content everyday on it (news in a few sentences and pictures, nothing special) and immediately shared it on facebook, twitter, pinterest, with 3-4 hashtags. Facebook doesn't bring me much traffic but Twitter started to grow rapidly, and pitnerest also brings some.

I also checking with seositecheckup.com, trying to get everything passed, and the latest seo score is 73.

So I'm at 2 weeks now and had 500+ pageviews, the goal is 1k in the first month, which probably gonna happen because the traffic every second day is a bit more than before. But obviously I'm far from ranking on page one. (I would be interested to hear the experts if they have a record traffic for a new website, what number would that be in the first month?)

Also bought a 2000 word unique article, and I built a comparison table for it, so it's more like 2500 word, and will se how much boost it gets.

My main trouble is backlinks. I don't want to buy, and building is super hard for me, only got one web2.0 forum link so far from a highly related site, but nothing else.

My conclusion is, if you put the effort in it, and keep updating with useful stuff it will grow, and makes you challenged, at least it makes me.

SEO takes months to show results, though sometimes there are a few potential "quick wins" you can grab.

Social alone won't help you for SEO, but it can bring you traffic.

Trent1000 said:

My main trouble is backlinks. I don't want to buy, and building is super hard for me, only got one web2.0 forum link so far from a highly related site, but nothing else.

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What content do you have or can you create that would be useful to visitors of sites from which you want backlinks? Something that doesn't exist or that's not being done very well on another site? Something that exists but is out of date? Something that used to exist but doesnt' any more? To get good links you need something linkworthy.

If this is a local business site, read up on local SEO and consider sponsoring a couple of local organizations, events, sports teams, etc. that link to sponsors from their web sites. Or do something for an organization that the local press / bloggers would amplify for you, like a food drive.

You can get improvement fast if your content and onpage seo is perfect but no one can guaranteed for the first page ranking.

Yes, Its tuff to come to your website on google top ranking pages. For good results, you have to build Dofollow backlinks without doing any spam. I'm not sure your site comes on top pages but definitely, your website ranking increased.

enlytend said:

...Social alone won't help you for SEO, but it can bring you traffic....

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Umm...
Social media activity can improve discoverability, is that not SEO?
Social may support credibility/verification... is that not SEO?
Social profile connections may define audience characteristics... you sure that's not part of SEO?

So hard to make absolute statements when dealing with secret algorithms, lol.

No, it’s not.
You can use the audience data you get from social to refine intent and target organic traffic, but it’s not SEO.
Not difficult to make absolute statements when you have the experience to know what works and what doesn’t.
Social media is valuable, but it’s not SEO.

Lol, ok we have an argument

Allow me to ask you to answer 3 specific questions, regarding the above. That will help me understand your position.

1. On the first point, are you saying getting URLs discovered (spidered, analyzed, indexed) is not part of SEO?

2. On the 2nd, are you saying that Google does not consider the presence of an active SM profile (with connections) when analyzing or otherwise considering the search inclusion value of a URL/website?

3. On the 3rd, are you saying that audience metrics (who connects to whom, and perhaps how) is NOT considered in any way by search engines?

1) Not all Social media content is crawled. by search engines. Much of it is not. IF the link is crawled, then of course it’s a backlink.
2) See #1.
3) See #1.

I’m not going to argue with you, I really have better things to do. This is based on my experience, take it or leave it.

Okay then. So "Social Signals" stays on the list.