I want to know from you that how can I get page rank for a particular keyword pages.
Is there any specific method to get keyword on rank?
I want to know from you that how can I get page rank for a particular keyword pages.
Is there any specific method to get keyword on rank?
Several members here (notably , and ) correctly call out links and on‑page work. To make a single page rank for one keyword you need to go beyond those basics: match searcher intent precisely, make that page the clearest canonical answer, and remove technical or content-level blockers that prevent Google or users from trusting it. Below are practical, concrete steps and a short troubleshooting flow that fill gaps not covered in the replies.
Start with intent and content depth: audit the top 3 SERP results for the keyword and list the subtopics they cover. Make your page answer the query faster and more completely (original examples, short TL;DR answer near the top, then deeper sections). Build a tight internal linking hub: link from at least two related, higher‑traffic pages on your site using natural, varied anchors so relevance flows without over‑optimizing anchors. Fix indexability (canonical, noindex tags, robots), reduce render blockers, and improve Core Web Vitals — small speed wins often unlock ranking moves.
Promotion and measurement: instead of mass links, pursue a few highly relevant placements (resource pages, niche references, data citations) and internal promotion from your own best pages. About ’s question on quantity: there is no fixed number — benchmark the top results for referring domains and content quality, then aim to match or exceed the relevance and trust signals. Measure using Google Search Console (impressions, clicks, CTR, position) and treat every title/description tweak as a 2–6 week experiment.
Quick troubleshooting flow:
Sample minimal JSON‑LD to mark the page as an Article:
<script type="application/ld+json">
{"@context":"https://schema.org","@type":"Article","headline":"Your page headline","mainEntityOfPage":{"@type":"WebPage","@id":"https://example.com/your-page"}}
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In my own experiences, we need to target some particular keywords for our sites according to the site niche. Then, we could use our targeted keywords in on page optimization like title tag, meta description tag, h1 tag and page contents plus as anchor text of back links …
Jump to Post— Brillig 0Hi,
In my own experiences, we need to target some particular keywords for our sites according to the site niche. Then, we could use our targeted keywords in on page optimization like title tag, meta description tag, h1 tag and page contents plus as anchor text of back links via …
Jump to Post— siyajoshi 0After Update firstly you should focus on On page factors anf after that make quality back links for keywords.It will be help full for you...
Thnx..:)
Jump to Post— Dani 5,664Everyone else seems to understand, it seems, but I'm actually confused by your question. You want to rank for certain keywords in Google? It's a combination of backlinks and keyword density.
yea , one of the best way create quality backlink for your particular key word.
i think the best method is getting visitors from search engines
Hi,
In my own experiences, we need to target some particular keywords for our sites according to the site niche. Then, we could use our targeted keywords in on page optimization like title tag, meta description tag, h1 tag and page contents plus as anchor text of back links via article submission, press releasing, blogging and other channels.
all the best,
Hi,
In my own experiences, we need to target some particular keywords for our sites according to the site niche. Then, we could use our targeted keywords in on page optimization like title tag, meta description tag, h1 tag and page contents plus as anchor text of back links via article submission, press releasing, blogging and other channels.
all the best,
Generally how many of these back links via article submission, press releases, etc. do you need to create before you start seeing results?
On-page Optimization + Quality Backlinks
Backlinks have often said to be a key for making and impact, however it is not at all an easy task and does take alot of time, best i would suggest is to be paitent and keep adding articles to your site and your site url to other relevent sites. Google has not revealed its strategy on ranking a site. Common sense says it does depend on the content that page has to offer, how clearly it depicts the motive of website, how many users have been visiting and staying on the website.
Using anchortext link to your keyword page, quality backlinks is prefer than quantity
After Update firstly you should focus on On page factors anf after that make quality back links for keywords.It will be help full for you...
Thnx..:)
Everyone else seems to understand, it seems, but I'm actually confused by your question. You want to rank for certain keywords in Google? It's a combination of backlinks and keyword density.
You can add unique content with that build quality backlinks will help you to rank well for particular keyword.
always create a quality backlinks for your particular keyword's website..this is realy help you to get a good PR for your site.
Have Patience, Work on quality Backlinks, Focus on Quality not Quantity. Definitely you will get result.
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Hi Friends,
Backlinks are important to get rank for keyword.
Just promote the url of the specific page where you have used the content of the keywrod that you want to ranked and try to get high pr do follow links for that page form the niche sites.
In my own experiences, we need to target some particular keywords for our sites according to the site niche. Then, we could use our targeted keywords in on page optimization like title tag, meta description tag, h1 tag and page contents plus as anchor text of back links via article submission, press releasing, blogging and other channels.
all the best,
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