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If so, what tactics are you using to build backlinks for your forum? If not, why not?

Here's my simple formula for SEO. 1. Choose your topic based on the needs, wants, and pain points of your target audience. You have to "listen" to what they want before you know what they want. 2. Research a suitable keyword. Use a tool like SEM Rush, Uber Suggest, or something like that to make life easier. You want a good search volume but a low competition score. Don't use the same keyword more than once. A longtail keyword is going to be easier to work with. 3. Write the best content you can. Search your keyword on Google and open up the first 10 results. Make sure you include what they include in your own words, but fill in the gaps that they miss. Long-form…

If you use Adsense have you seen your income go up and down? I know it can vary hugely for some sites. Some sites do very well and can count on the revenue to be consistent every month. Some get huge rewards one month and next to nothing the next. What can cause that if traffic stream is constant?

Have you ever successfully utilized Black Hat SEO tactics? If so, what ones and did they work?

Well, there are multiple methods to get traffic to your site, however, getting people to actually visit your site is very difficult. Well, you might have done SEO, marketed on social media or sent newsletters and think that you will get traffic. But despite your hard work traffic is not guaranteed. Your SEO effort will get you traffic only when your website ranks high on Search Engine Result Page for high traffic keywords. You might run ads for traffic but there is a price to pay.

Organic growth on social media means you build a huge fan following and get tons of engagements without having to spend money on ads. Organic growth on social media requires patience. Unless you already have built a strong personal brand or have celebrity status, the most effective way to expand your reach is through paid advertising. While social media offers free exposure, turning that exposure into conversions demands consistent effort, strategic planning, and financial investment.

Here’s a simple SEO guideline for newbies to help you get started: 1. Understand SEO Basics What is SEO?: Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is the practice of optimizing your website to rank higher in search engine results. Importance: Higher rankings lead to more visibility and traffic. 2. Keyword Research Identify Keywords: Use tools like Google Keyword Planner, Ubersuggest, or SEMrush to find relevant keywords for your niche. Long-Tail Keywords: Focus on specific phrases that are less competitive but more targeted. 3. On-Page SEO Title Tags: Include your primary keyword in the title tag. Meta Descriptions: Write compelling meta descriptions that includ…

I typically engage my existing network for outdoor related forums. Everything else, I mix copywriting and social media promotion and schedule daily promotional posts for the forum. I'll also go to promotion forums and admin forums and utilize their promotion features. How about you all?

You built your site. You're ready for the users to flock to the site. Next step to get the users to your site is to do some marketing and on SEO. Here are some effective SEO and marketing tips to enhance your online presence: SEO Tips Keyword Research: Use tools like Google Keyword Planner, Ahrefs, or SEMrush to identify relevant keywords for your niche. Focus on long-tail keywords for better targeting. On-Page SEO: Optimize title tags, meta descriptions, and headers with your target keywords. Use alt tags for images and ensure your content is easily readable. Qu…

Hey Guys!, I'd like to share with you my ongoing epic onpage seo masters guide. Basically I am trawling the web and collecting onpage SEO advice into one master document. I have also gone through some paid onpage courses and summarized the best bits in the doc. What You Will Learn What free tools to use How to do keyword research What onpage elements to focus on How to setup onpage using YOAST

Hello all I want to know that is it possible to rank a website which has a single page and it has more than 50 keywords to target? Kindly tell me how to proceed further and what all things do I need to keep in mind for targeting 50 keywords in a single page website.

[/url]Penguin 2.1 algorithm updates from Google have taken the SEO world by storm! Professionals dealing with optimisation have to rethink their strategies to incorporate the new inputs and changes. How much have things changed in the SEO scenario post Penguin 2.1? Here’s a look at the various aspects of search engine optimisation with the associated changes. Link building a) Pre-Penguin Scenario Website submissions were time-consuming process with people searching for directories. Similarly, you also needed to find link builders for getting valid links. b) Post-Penguin Scenario The situation has worsened now with more time being spent in finding directorie…

To get traffic to your forum/website or what ever you are using 1st you need to have a wide variety of circles and friends to promote your forum/website make sure you promote something of theirs to. Return the favor. you know you have to sometimes exchange links on face book 2 nd tell people to click like on your page and Register and post a couple of times and have them review it. if you have any ideas please add on to my start of the topic.

To get traffic to your forum/website or what ever you are using 1st you need to have a wide variety of circles and friends to promote your forum/website make sure you promote something of theirs to. Return the favor. you know you have to sometimes exchange links on face book 2 nd tell people to click like on your page and Register and post a couple of times and have them review it. if you have any ideas please add on to my start of the topic.

Posted by EricaMcGillivray Every year at MozCon, I have the joy of working with our fabulous MozCon speakers. One of the speakers, who we were most excited about for MozCon 2013, was Kyle Rush. Kyle's name might not be on the tip of your tongue, but he worked on possibly the biggest and best online marketing campaign, Obama for America, as their deputy director of front-end web development. From there, he went to The New Yorker, and he just announced that he's headed over to Optimizley. When Kyle told us he wanted to present about the conversion rate optimization and a/b testing the Obama campaign did, there may have been some squeeing from Rand (like the Pack…

Posted by EricaMcGillivray http://www.forum-forum.com/data/MetaMirrorCache/862efaf8aafea32714e439be8ed82faa.jpg Every year at MozCon, I have the joy of working with our fabulous MozCon speakers. One of the speakers, who we were most excited about for MozCon 2013, was Kyle Rush. Kyle's name might not be on the tip of your tongue, but he worked on possibly the biggest and best online marketing campaign, Obama for America, as their deputy director of front-end web development. From there, he went to The New Yorker, and he just announced that he's headed over to Optimizley. When Kyle told us he wanted to present about the conversion rate optimization and a/b testin…

Posted by lenawest Visual assets like memes and truly informative infographics have always been (and will continue to be) effective ways of driving traffic and generating conversations. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Lena West walks us through some of the more effective examples, proving that it isn't difficult to create visual assets that get people talking. Whiteboard Friday - Lena West - How To Swaggerjack the Power of Visual Memes For reference, here's a still of this week's whiteboard: Video Transcription Hey there, everyone. Welcome to Whiteboard Friday. My name is Lena West from Influence Expansion, and I am here today to talk about how you …

Posted by lenawest Visual assets like memes and truly informative infographics have always been (and will continue to be) effective ways of driving traffic and generating conversations. In today's Whiteboard Friday, Lena West walks us through some of the more effective examples, proving that it isn't difficult to create visual assets that get people talking. Whiteboard Friday - Lena West - How To Swaggerjack the Power of Visual Memes For reference, here's a still of this week's whiteboard: http://www.forum-forum.com/data/MetaMirrorCache/b561b44a91123f2ebba44838f8b75ca9.jpg Video Transcription Hey there, everyone. Welcome to Whiteboard Friday. My na…

[broken External Image]:http://j5k79t2kinahn3vh.zippykid.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/2013-11-26-17_29_15-Life-of-an-seo-before-after-and-beyond-penguin-02-300x129.pngPenguin 2.1 algorithm updates from Google have taken the SEO world by storm! Professionals dealing with optimisation have to rethink their strategies to incorporate the new inputs and changes. How much have things changed in the SEO scenario post Penguin 2.1? Here’s a look at the various aspects of search engine optimisation with the associated changes. Link building a) Pre-Penguin Scenario Website submissions were time-consuming process with people searching for directories. Similar…

Posted by Yoast Editor's note: This post was co-authored by Joost de Valk and his brother Thijs de Valk. At Yoast, we've recently written about how we've drastically changed our checkout page. This process and our findings gave us the idea to do a best practice of sorts on checkout pages. As it is, a lot of checkout pages are far from optimal, and this short film from Google Analytics is rather harsh but lays it out quite well: There are some elements to a checkout page that, in general, really help your conversion rate. Ignore these findings at your own peril. I'll be looking at the following factors, all of which have a serious impact on your conversion r…