SEO Tactics For 2015?

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Every year it seems there is some kind of update with the search engine algorythms that require us to change SEO tactics somewhat. What SEO practices are you using this year in 2015?
 
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Same as 2014, 2013,2012, etal...
Just forget google and post on my blog.
 
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Don't spam and choose relevant website to get links.
 
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All SEO Off page activity are the Old.
Article submission
Press release
Blog submission
Directory submission
 
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I will prefer you content based link-build, in other words you can say it content marketing because it is reliable and very helpful to build high quality backlinks. You need to create your own blog and start blogging there and share that stuff on social media sites and do bookmark your posts in do-follow and high page rank websites.
 
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Just forget google and post on my blog.
This one million per-cent.

Content is, and will probably always be king.

I do see that the big G are also giving brownie points to sites that are mobile friendly.
 
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No major "tactics change" unless you're doing something poo and they finally come down on it like a ton of bricks.
Content marketing isn't always doable or practical. There are other ways to get the job done.

Mobile friendly sites will be winners on mobile searches - makes sense.

We already have this topic active in this thread: https://www.namepros.com/threads/your-best-seo-practice-for-2015.841340/ - let's keep the discussion all in one place.
 
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