The quickest way to get indexed is to get an inbound link from a PR3+ page with anchor text relevant to your page. This will not only get you indexed quickly, it will help your site move up the rankings as well.

Cheers,

Jim

These tips will come in very handy. Thank you again!

1) If it’s a new site, I will include the keywords in a non hyphenated domain name.

2) If possible, I will rename the URL to each money page to include the main keyword for that page.

3) Set up Google Analytics for the site and ensure the tracking script is added to every page (if not already done).

4) Go through the “money” pages and make sure that the title, meta descriptions and meta keywords tags are unique and optimized for the keywords on the page.

5) Go through the non-money pages (i.e. pages you don’t care about from an SEO perspective) and ensure the title and meta description tags are not duplicates of any of the money page tags.

6) I also nofollow any links to overhead pages from all of the pages on the site with the exception of the home page. I leave the home page links as follow links, since I want the SEs to index all pages on the site and having privacy, contact, disclaimer, etc overhead pages add to Google’s view of the “trust” for the site. On all other pages I want only the link to the home page to be a follow link, so I can build up the page rank of the home page.

7) I then optimize each pages content for it’s main keywords, modifiers and related terms.
At this point the on page optimization is complete enough to start with link building. As you may already know, link building is tough. I use articles, blog posts (like this one, note that your name is typically used as anchor text for the link to your site), submit forms on relevant sites, reciprocal links, etc. There are ways to short cut this process, without going black or even grey hat. Contact me if interested….

cheers,

Jim

best,
best,

Chris O.
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