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Can anybody give me some SEO tips??

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Several replies here correctly point to the same high-level themes: learn the basics (), focus on links () and be specific about what to fix next (). The advice below condenses those themes into a short, practical starter plan with immediate checks, fixes and measurement ideas that are safe and up-to-date.

Begin with a quick technical audit: confirm the site is crawlable and indexable (robots.txt, XML sitemap, canonical tags), fix broken links and 4xx/5xx responses, enforce HTTPS and proper redirects (301), and check mobile friendliness and page speed. Use Google Search Console for coverage/index issues and Lighthouse or PageSpeed for performance diagnostics. Common quick fixes are: replace accidental noindex, add missing title/meta descriptions, set canonical URLs for duplicates, and restore an accurate sitemap.

Make content and keyword work together: map one clear search intent per page, analyse current SERP winners for that intent, then create a single, useful page that answers it. Optimize title tag, meta description, H1 and the first 100 words for clarity and click-through appeal. Use structured data where appropriate and keep internal linking logical so authority flows to priority pages.

Treat links carefully: quality and relevance beat volume. Prioritise editorial, topical links (guest posts, partnerships, broken-link outreach) and avoid exchange schemes or automated directories. Measure progress with Search Console and Analytics—track impressions, clicks, CTR and conversions rather than raw rank alone. A simple 30-day roadmap:

  • Week 1: technical crawl and fix critical errors
  • Week 2: keyword-to-page mapping and content updates
  • Week 3: on-page optimisations, schema and page-speed tuning
  • Week 4: targeted outreach and set up regular reporting

For an authoritative checklist and current best practices, see Google’s SEO Starter Guide: SEO Starter Guide.

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Member Avatar for Saschaeh

Well the best tip i have: You need to look around for SEO primer material - (Learn relearn test out things , learn some more and verify verify verify.)

I'm new to this forum but having a quick look around I found this which should help get the ball rolling. http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread16886.html

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Links, Links and more links! Try getting good quality one way links to your website and get lots of them, also make sure you have anchor text with kewords in it from those links. You can get links via directorys, recipricol linking or social networking.

Try http://scotland82.wordpress.com/2008/03/20/the-total-seo-guide/ for some tips on the onpage factors for SEO!

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Do keyword research, create compelling content and get many back links and you’re on you way to high rankings.

Member Avatar for Dani

Asking for SEO tips in an SEO forum is too broad. Read, read, read. And when you're done, read some more. Learn everything you possibly can. And then ask more specific questions.

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Tip 1: Submit your link to daniweb directory

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Has that worked for you? :)

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This forums as well as many other online boards are full of information about SEO and the important points while working on sites rankings, you are recommended to read the posts.

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Do a google search on "SEO optimization." Most agree that it has to do with page content, look, keywords, and links. Good luck.

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