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Hi all,

I have been working for the online marketing keyword for my website from the last few months. I am doing the On-Page and Off-Page work both. But still not able to get sound results. Please suggest me the strategy so that I can make my keyword rank high.

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Quick reality check: targeting "online marketing" as a single head keyword is very hard. As and noted, content and links matter, but the missing piece is focus — map user intent (research vs. buy vs. learn), pick a handful of high-opportunity long-tail clusters, and build a central authoritative hub with case studies and first-hand results to demonstrate experience and credibility. Avoid chasing "dofollow-only" or "links-only" quick fixes; quality and topical relevance matter far more. (developers.google.com)

Practical starter plan: Week 1–2 run a technical + content audit using Search Console and Analytics to find pages with impressions but low CTR, fix canonical/indexing issues, and tighten titles/snippets. Weeks 3–8 publish one deep pillar and 4–8 cluster pages that each solve a distinct intent, then do selective outreach to earn editorial links (resource pages, broken‑link fixes, journalist/HARO pitches). Measure impressions, queries and conversions and iterate from that data. (developers.google.com)

Technical & trust checklist: make sure the mobile version contains the same primary content and is the version Google indexes (mobile-first indexing). (developers.google.com) Improve Core Web Vitals and overall page experience so you don’t lose visibility when competitors tie on relevance. (developers.google.com) Add structured data (articles, products, FAQ) where appropriate so eligible pages can show richer snippets. (developers.google.com)

Cautions and expectations: avoid mass low-value links or paid link schemes — they can trigger manual actions; prioritize a few relevant editorial links instead. (developers.google.com) Progress for a competitive head term usually takes months, not weeks; focus on repeated useful content, a clean technical foundation, and demonstrable reputation rather than chasing raw link counts or quick PR.

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Member Avatar for gavin121

You need to concentrate on keyword based on-page and off-page strategy. Try to put relevant content on your site. then do directory submission, blog commenting, forum posting, classifieds, social bookmarking, web 2.0 links and many more for relevant keywords.

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Keyword is the word enter by user for their query and google show the result as per the highly matched word to the query. So be sure for the choice of right keyword. And as you have online marketing word so this is the highest people used but try to provide the unique content more with your keyword then only you can get the ranking for your keyword.

Member Avatar for amshopping

It seems you need to make as many as super link to your keywords in the article.Is it?

Member Avatar for colinwood07

Hello,

You can do more off page activities...

1. Good quality fresh Content of your site
2. Link Building with other relevant sites
3. Blog submission and commenting
4. forum posting

Member Avatar for logangraces

You might not be using social networking sites to complement your search engine optimization package. Search engines like Google are using social metrics and signals a lot to rank a website high in the search engine result page.

Member Avatar for soniasharma

Follow the link building process in which consist bookmarking, directories, blogs comments on the relevant sites, forum posting, article submission, press release, and posting. but remember one thing just follow the do follow links with high PR with in a month you will get result on your keywords

Member Avatar for lovemanzar

Linking is the best way of getting more traffic,on page and offline seo is not essential.

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