SEO and backlinks

[fisicx]

Thank you.

Except these suggestions don't work.

 

[webgeek]

Thank you.

I don't get it.

1) Someone with a handful of posts gives advice from 5-7 years ago.

2) It's debunked and clearly shown to be bad business advice by a half-dozen regulars with 2,000 to 25,000 posts and probably 10,000+ thanks/useful's combined.

3) That bad advice is touted as something good.

Seriously, why do I bother?

 

[Jeny055]

Except these suggestions don't work.

And which ones work? can I find here (аmong this noise who is smarter than whom) some information that will be useful for me and will answer my question?

 

[fisicx]

SEO begins on site. Get this sorted and most of your work is done.

You can then use the many suggestions in this thread to market the site but they won't help your ranking.

The links that will help your ranking are citations and referrals. You have to earn these, they aren't the sort of links you can get for free.

 

[Jeny055]

I don't get it.

1) Someone with a handful of posts gives advice from 5-7 years ago.

2) It's debunked and clearly shown to be bad business advice by a half-dozen regulars with 2,000 to 25,000 posts and probably 10,000+ thanks/useful's combined.

3) That bad advice is touted as something good.

Seriously, why do I bother?

"Thank you", because the person did not spread a pointless discussion here. But he wrote what he thought could be useful for me. And he did not demonstrate tremendous discussion abilities in providing, in fact, general information.
By the way, no one here from great professionals didn't say smth concrete, only general information about nothing and about everything.
Thank you for your comment.

 

[Jeny055]

SEO begins on site. Get this sorted and most of your work is done.

You can then use the many suggestions in this thread to market the site but they won't help your ranking.

The links that will help your ranking are citations and referrals. You have to earn these, they aren't the sort of links you can get for free.

Ok, thank you. I will try to find the correct information from that caw . Nothing personal, just description of what is happening here between all of you. With my great respect

 

[Jeny055]

By the way, gentlemen, I saw some of the commenters wanted to audit someone site. If you discuss here in this field, maybe you do the audit of my site. You can discuss who did it better or correctly It will be much more eloquent than all your disputes and comments throwing.

 

[GraemeL]

I am sorry about the messy argument that your request provoked @Jeny055 . My perception is that this sort of quarrel is quite frequent amongst 'SEO Experts', much more frequent than by any other contributors. I suspect that this is because it is easy to claim to be an expert and use complex words to prove it so. Personally I am an idiot with technical stuff and I don't have an axe to grind so I cannot a view about who and what are right and wrong.

What I can suggest is that to avoid you being flummoxed by experts, you do learn more about some of the basic techniques that are used. @Tin has taken the risk of writing a very full and lengthy training course about many elements of SEO, that is great value for money. https://www.freshbananas.co.uk/ I deliberately used the words 'risk' because having committed pen to paper (as it were), he can be easily criticised or shot down. Others who claim to be experts and who indeed may be experts, have not been able to pass their expertise on without you paying them to carry out the wizardly on your behalf on an ongoing basis- and you would likely be non the wiser about what they had done for you.

Strongly recommend you take the course.
best wishes
Graeme

 

[Jeny055]

Personally I am an idiot with technical stuff and I don't have an axe to grind so I cannot a view about who and what are right and wrong.

so I'm a full and deep idiot
I appreciate you for your recommendation. Thank you @GraemeL

 

[webgeek]

You'd possibly get more help when people, such as myself, pop by your Edinburgh office to say hello, but can't find it at the listed address because it's a virtual business address.

Just as an aside, when you do use a virtual office, which is not necessarily a bad thing, it's often a good idea to put a message on your site so people don't pop in unexpectedly and not find you there. Something about secure facility, meetings available upon advance appointment...

If you want quality backlinks consider some of the following who are in the tech sector. Then, to get published, post a tender request here, asking for someone who can write and publish content on one of the sites, asking what their admin/publishing fee is for doing so - or write and submit to the editors yourself and cut out the middle man:
Engadget.com
Computer.org
Sitepoint.com
Webs.com
Developer.com
WebsiteMagazine.com
Tech.co

Alternatively, given the size of your team and scope of the company resources, just hire a competent SEO who knows the UK landscape. Optimising, building links and trying to win globally is incredibly difficult. It's much easier to divide into UK and USA, localise, target and attack. Given the UK virtual address, perhaps UK first and rest of the world after....

 

[WoottonSEO]

Except these suggestions don't work.

Yikes, I actually agree with Graham for a change.

What's the world coming to?

 

[Jeny055]

Yikes, I actually agree with Graham for a change.

What's the world coming to?

You wrote a lot of information , but I still have to repeat my remark I've made for your hottest opponent: "And which ones work? can I find here (аmong this noise who is smarter than whom) some information that will be useful for me and will answer my question?" And I'm really glad you've found a common ground.
You offered to audit the site, I would not mind if you'll do this

 

[WoottonSEO]

Hi Jenny, Of course I'll take a look at your site. What's the address?

 

[webgeek]

Who is you?

 

[Jeny055]

Who is you?

? Sorry, didn't understand your question :-( Who am I? What do you mean?

 

[Jeny055]

What's the address?

h t t p s : // appus.software

 

[webgeek]

You wrote a lot of information , but I still have to repeat my remark I've made for your hottest opponent: "And which ones work? can I find here (аmong this noise who is smarter than whom) some information that will be useful for me and will answer my question?" And I'm really glad you've found a common ground.
You offered to audit the site, I would not mind if you'll do this

Sorry I wasn't very clear. I meant to ask, who are you referring to in this post when you say 'you'?

 

[Jeny055]

who are you referring to

to WoottonSEO

 

[webgeek]

Oh, I put him on ignore ages ago, thanks for clarifying. If you ever want to chat about your link building or marketing, just shout. Good luck

 

[Kat Haylock]

I've removed a huge number of posts in this thread for being insulting, patronising, provocative or just off topic. As the OP correctly pointed out, the discussion was about nothing and about everything, rather than being about answering the original query.

In order to render the thread vaguely readable (emphasis on the 'vague'), I also had to remove or edit a number of posts that would've been fine normally, but were far too entangled in the rest of the arguments to make any sense alone - apologies to everyone who took the time to write those posts.

Feel free to continue the debate in your own private inboxes, but otherwise, please focus on answering the OP.

Thank you.

 

[Jeny055]

Feel free to continue the debate in your own private inboxes, but otherwise, please focus on answering the OP.

Thank you, Kat.

 

[Jeny055]

Oh, I put him on ignore ages ago, thanks for clarifying. If you ever want to chat about your link building or marketing, just shout. Good luck

I really appreciate your help. I'm not too strong in this field (SEO and marketing I mean). So for me, your (all of your ) advices are very valuable.

 

[Jeny055]

@WoottonSEO I saw your comment. Thanks a lot for your time and for a rather high grade for our work you've given and, of course for your advices. As for social links, I don't know what did you mean but we do this to save the weight. Did you mean something else?

 

[fisicx]

I really appreciate your help. I'm not too strong in this field (SEO and marketing I mean).

Which bring me back to my earlier post. Are you really the right person for the job? If you get it wrong you could kill any ranking you already have.

There are still a whole loads of things you can do on-site that would help your SEO. He may have given you a high score but I can still see some glaring issues that need fixing.

 

[MASSEY]

If the company is as big as the website you are working on makes it look like id suggest you give the responsibility to someone else because it's gonna take you a fair while to learn. You'll either understand it or you wont and most wont.

 

[Paulgcqa]

It's not always good to buy the backlinks as google only gives value to a small percentage of paid backlinks. The best ways is to create do follow links on the popular platforms or sites. This time google is giving high priority to content. Content is the king of SEO. So try to post unique content while doing seo.

 

[Jeny055]

If the company is as big as the website you are working on makes it look like id suggest you give the responsibility to someone else because it's gonna take you a fair while to learn. You'll either understand it or you wont and most wont.

Sorry, I didn't get your point.... I'm not a native speaker, so your comment is not clear to me. What did you mean? Sorry again

 

[Jeny055]

It's not always good to buy the backlinks as google only gives value to a small percentage of paid backlinks. The best ways is to create do follow links on the popular platforms or sites. This time google is giving high priority to content. Content is the king of SEO. So try to post unique content while doing seo.

Thank you for your comment, @Paulgcqa May I ask you a question concerning a unique content?

 

[Jeny055]

Are you really the right person for the job?

This is the question to my CEO..... I think there is smth in my mind if I'm still here talking to you about SEO ......

I can still see some glaring issues that need fixing.

Some kind of mystery for me...... you talked about it, we even have found some problems (double tag <h1>, for instance, and some more problems) but we've fixed them.
Well, you know better, based on your experience, I think. We will try to find these "glaring issues", but it is not so easy because you didn't give even a little hint in which way we should move
You are so kind as usual

 

[levinhanphu]

i have problem about backlink like you.

 

[fisicx]

We will try to find these "glaring issues", but it is not so easy because you didn't give even a little hint in which way we should move

Join UKBF as a full member and get the website reviewed. But if you want hint: content, structure, navigation and trustmarks.

 

[Jeny055]

But if you want hint: content, structure, navigation and trustmarks.

Thank you @fisicx.

 

[Jeny055]

i have problem about backlink like you.

You can find here more useful information

 

[kingdombunniez]

To get high quality backlinks and exposure make sure you provide value. Go to related forums and engage in the the activity, topics and help people. Answer questions related to your company/ apps on quora, reddit and more answer boards.

Guest post, put a link in your signature and add value on blogs with blog comments. These should provide answers and value

 

[Jeny055]

Guest post, put a link in your signature and add value on blogs with blog comments. These should provide answers and value

Thank you for your advice.

 

[fisicx]

Guest post, put a link in your signature and add value on blogs with blog comments. These should provide answers and value

NO NO NO NO!
Do not do this. This is bad bad advice

Google warns about signature links on forums and blog comments are all no follow.

@Jeny055 Join UKBF as a full member and get the website reviewed. Until the site is fixed there is no point in doing and SEO work at all.

 

[kingdombunniez]

Blog Comments, Forum signatures are bad and can hurt your rankings is not true. This is not possible if they come from authority websites with strict moderation for spam such as this forum

 

[fisicx]

Blog Comments, Forum signatures are bad and can hurt your rankings is not true. This is not possible if they come from authority websites with strict moderation for spam such as this forum

https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/66356?hl=en

If the sig links are no follow then all is good.

 

[Jastin odong]

If you want to run amazing SEO campaign then you must need to follow 80/20 rules.which means you need to invest 80% of your time in good quality link building like blog posting, web 2.0, etc. and other 20% in easy win links(social bookmarking, directory submission etc.)

 

[fisicx]

If you want to run amazing SEO campaign then you must need to follow 80/20 rules.which means you need to invest 80% of your time in good quality link building like blog posting, web 2.0, etc. and other 20% in easy win links(social bookmarking, directory submission etc.)

100% wrong.

Invest 100% of your time in building a really great site. And then think about link biuilding but don't ever, ever, ever go for the easy wins as you suggest.