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How can i get SERP on competitive keywords with in 2 months?

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Two months is rarely enough to win organic rankings for truly competitive keywords. Success depends on starting conditions—domain authority, backlink profile, content depth, site age, and how entrenched competitors are. A more realistic short‑term goal is measurable progress (impressions, clicks, movement on long‑tail variants) rather than guaranteed top‑10 placement. Immediate visibility is achieved via paid search while organic signals mature. Follow core on‑page and technical best practices in Google’s SEO Starter Guide.

On links: is right that steady acquisition beats boom‑and‑bust efforts, but the old "High PR" idea is obsolete. Prioritize editorial, topical links from authoritative sites over raw volume. Avoid mass commenting, automated directories, paid link networks or other schemes—Google documents link schemes and penalties (link schemes guidelines). Practical tactics that work faster: targeted outreach, relevant guest contributions, resource-page placements, HARO and niche PR.

On content and on‑page: ’s focus on content volume needs a quality filter. One strong pillar page that answers user intent plus 3–6 supporting long‑tail articles usually outperforms many shallow posts. Use unique, benefit‑driven title tags and meta descriptions (not the same keyword across pages), clear H1/H2 structure, internal linking to the pillar, schema where relevant, and fast mobile performance. Monitor Search Console queries and refine content based on real impressions and CTR.

A realistic 8‑week roadmap (progress-focused):

  • Week 1: technical + content + backlink audit; prioritize quick wins.
  • Weeks 2–4: fix technical issues (crawl/index, speed, mobile), publish pillar + supporting posts, optimize titles/meta and internal links.
  • Weeks 4–8: targeted outreach for 3–10 relevant editorial links (PR, guest posts, resource pages); earn placements.
  • Ongoing: track Search Console/Analytics weekly for impressions, clicks, CTR, and position; iterate titles/content.
  • If immediate traffic is required, run targeted PPC while organic efforts compound.

No guaranteed shortcuts—if the domain is new or competition is entrenched, expect a longer timetable and focus on sustainable, high‑quality signals rather than quick fixes.

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Do link building with High PR website as many as possible. But dont do it too much like 100 in one day and next day nothing and agian 50 next day. Do link building consistently and you will get result sure.

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You have to work hard but its totally feasible. Build strong on page content and post a lot of articles and blogs related to those keywords. Blog commenting and forum posting should also be in goof volume, and of course do not forget those two keywords to be your meta title of all possible pages of your site.

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