Member Avatar for IntegratedS

Hello friends,
I have been working on one of the seo projects related online health insurance. I am doing all the activities like article submission, directory submission, social bookmarking, forum posting and blog commenting, but not getting the desired result as the keywords keep on jumping and some are still on the same position showing no improvements. Kindly suggest some different activities other than these one which will prove to be more effective and result oriented.
Thanks

  • 11 Contributors
  • 10 Replies
  • 210 Views
  • 1 Week Discussion Span
  • Latest Post Latest Post by AccurateAG

Dani AI

Generated

Several members raised useful points (notably , , , and ). For a health‑insurance site—clearly a YMYL topic—the next phase is less about repeating basic link farm tactics and more about proving real-world experience, verified expertise, and trust at scale. Signals to emphasize: clear author/author-credentials, third‑party review or legal/medical sign‑off where appropriate, transparent contact/legal pages, and visible publication/review dates. (blog.google)

Move from one-off posts to content assets that earn links naturally: comprehensive pillar pages that answer intent (compare plans, how claims work), interactive tools (premium/quote calculators), and data-led original studies or surveys that journalists and insurers will cite. Add structured markup for FAQs and key pages so high‑quality answers can surface as rich results (Google treats health sites differently—follow the schema guidance and visibility rules first). (developers.google.com)

Fix technical friction that prevents benefits from showing: improve real user metrics (LCP/INP/CLS), ensure mobile performance and HTTPS, remove duplicate/near-duplicate pages and tighten canonical rules, and use a clear internal linking hierarchy so authority flows to pillar content. Also make links crawlable (proper <a href> usage) and track changes via Search Console + log/crawl analysis rather than guessing. Better page experience helps visibility and user trust. (developers.google.com)

Be selective and defensive with link tactics. Shortcuts like 'link wheels', pyramids or scaled article-for-links (mentioned earlier in the thread by ) are risky; focus instead on earning editorial links via PR, resource pages, partnerships, expert roundups or original research. If suspicious backlinks exist, audit and remove/disavow as needed. For measurement, document hypotheses, run controlled changes, and watch Search Console and analytics for signal shifts over weeks—not days. (developers.google.com)

Recommended Answers

All 10 Replies

Member Avatar for micheal_paul

Keep up your work continuously then you will find your result surely. Do the smart work means work with the high pr sites for articles, blogs and social bookmarking.

Member Avatar for claydcousta

You can approach to some high PR health related guest blogging sites to publish your articles/content. In return you will get back links for your site, which will be beneficial for your website's rankings.

Member Avatar for Dani

Continue to do what you're doing. Don't give up. Work on forming relationships with other sites in your industry. Promote your RSS feeds as a means of getting other relevant sites to syndicate your content (Just titles/blurbs, not full content).

Member Avatar for rocco88

SEO takes time. It can take 6-9 months in competitive fields. It can be a slow process but when it works its very good.

Member Avatar for irish luck

You have done article submission, directory submission, social bookmarking, forum posting and blog commenting.

You need to start to building some major linking strategies one way non reciprocal links can help move some of those terms that have laid stagnant over the the past few months for you.

Aim to build links on some High PR domains and make sure that the anchor text of the links are associated with the terms you are trying to get ranking on.

Is your on page SEO in order h1 - h4's, alt tags, page titles, unique content etc etc...

Member Avatar for SHNOOKY

You could be washing out your own SEO work if your posting to places that don't have to do with your topic, the negative affect could impact your hard work which is why your not seeing results.

Member Avatar for jgand

You've got to keep working on it, its not easy to see results in this environment especially on google. You'll have to probably start with long tail keywords and then work from there. High pr links always helps.

Member Avatar for Seobytes

continue with your work but in a strategical way like link wheels, link pyramids, three way attack, chained pyramids, full monty ... to name a few.

Member Avatar for stunning boy

yeah carry on your link building campaign it is an ongoing process secondly keep analyzing your competitor's backlinks.

Member Avatar for AccurateAG

You sound like you have a good handle on your off-page SEO. How about your on-page SEO? Metatags, alt tags for your photos, H1 tags, good navigation....

Check out some of the other threads in this forum for more details. Remember, on-page and off-page SEO are complementary; both need to be effective to succeed in SEO.

Be a part of the DaniWeb community

We're a friendly, industry-focused community of developers, IT pros, digital marketers, and technology enthusiasts meeting, networking, learning, and sharing knowledge.