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Try to submit to best search engines like Google, Yahoo etc.
Try t o avoid duplicate content
Try to Avoid keyword stuffing
Try to maintain 60-80 character minimum in the title tag
Try to maintain 15-20 words minimum
use text in place of images in the content.

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Good starter tips from , and others — the thread covers many basics. The pragmatic, long-term wins that are often missing are: keep the site technically healthy, write to match user intent (not search engines), and earn a few real editorial links. The short checklist below gives concrete steps you can apply today.

  • Make the site crawlable and fast: serve pages over HTTPS, use a responsive viewport, fix redirect chains, and optimize images (modern formats + caching). Measure with a page-speed tool and tackle the top 3 regressions first.
  • Control indexing: one canonical per canonical page, a clean XML sitemap submitted to Search Console, and robots.txt that doesn’t accidentally block important URLs. Resolve repeated parameter URLs with canonical or parameter settings.
  • Improve on-page clarity: answer the main query within the first short block of text, use clear H1/H2 structure, short paragraphs and descriptive internal links that guide users and search bots.

Add structured data for pages that benefit (FAQ, article, product). Example JSON-LD for a single FAQ entry you can adapt:

<script type="application/ld+json">
{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "FAQPage",
  "mainEntity": [
    {
      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "What helps search rankings?",
      "acceptedAnswer": {
        "@type": "Answer",
        "text": "Clear, useful content, fast mobile pages, and a few relevant editorial links."
      }
    }
  ]
}
</script>

On links and promotion: the points from , and about traffic and outreach are valid — focus on relevance and context over volume. Low-value mass submissions or automated comments deliver diminishing returns and can create risk. Practical 3-step audit: (1) check Search Console coverage and fix the top 5 errors; (2) speed up your slowest templates; (3) pick 5 priority pages and improve content + internal links. Monitor clicks, impressions and CTR, iterate, and avoid quick black‑hat shortcuts.

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Try to submit to best search engines like Google, Yahoo etc.
Try t o avoid duplicate content
Try to Avoid keyword stuffing
Try to maintain 60-80 character minimum in the title tag
Try to maintain 15-20 words minimum
use text in place of images in the content.

yes, i agree. in addition, here is mine:

have a unique and good content. google loves a website that is more on writings, google wants to have the site appeared natural.

do not link to spam casino or adult site also.

Member Avatar for seoshub

Other tips to increase search engine rankings are as follows

boost high traffic
quality back links.

Member Avatar for sarah_john

bookmarking and forums are best place to increase your page rank.

Member Avatar for Shail164

Get high amount of traffic from web 2.0 submission and even boost your keywords and start your keywords to get ranked.

Member Avatar for anis rehman

great information. blog commenting is the most necessary part of it.

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