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fellows i am doing seo since 2 3 months before but still my site is not shows in in google serp ranking, what should i do.. to get ranked in googles serp

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Quick summary and diagnosis: before more link-building (as suggested by , , , and ) the first question is whether the site is being crawled and indexed at all. Common immediate blockers are robots/meta noindex, sitemap not submitted, canonical/HTTP-host mismatches, server errors, or a manual penalty. Confirming indexation and fixing technical blocks should come before scaling outreach.

Actionable checklist (first-pass troubleshooting):

  1. Indexing — run site:example.com in Google and use Google Search Console's URL Inspection to see whether key pages are indexed and when they were last crawled.
  2. Coverage & penalties — check Search Console Coverage, Manual Actions, and Security reports for errors or penalties that would prevent ranking.
  3. Robots & responses — fetch /robots.txt, inspect meta robots tags and canonical headers, and verify pages return 200 (not 404/5xx/redirect loops). Server logs or a site crawler will show crawl failures.
  4. Sitemap & canonicalization — ensure a correct XML sitemap is submitted in Search Console and canonical tags point to the intended URL (HTTP/HTTPS and www/non‑www alignment).
  5. Content & intent — evaluate whether pages match search intent and contain original, useful content (thin or duplicate pages won’t rank even with links). Consolidate low‑value pages and improve on‑page titles/meta to reflect intent.
  6. Backlink quality — audit the link profile for spammy mass‑submission links; prioritize topical, editorial links. Low‑quality directory/social‑bookmarking tactics can do more harm than good; disavow only after removal attempts.

Priorities and expectations: resolve indexing and technical errors first, then focus on meaningful content improvements and selective outreach. Measurable changes normally appear over weeks to months (new domains often take longer). Track Google Search Console Performance metrics (impressions, clicks, average position) to measure progress. Avoid quick‑fix/brute‑force link schemes that risk manual penalties.

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Member Avatar for sahilrealestate

Do directory submission for your website in high PR site.
Do social bookmarking for yor site
and use more offpage technique and use use unique content in your website, its really helps you.

Member Avatar for Shakeel321

Try to concentrate on keywords thet you want to rank on the Google. using that keywords in High PR directories, social bookmarking, Press release as well as article submission. make use of the keywords inside your site i.e on page seo. Generate more backlinks on thet keywords then only it going to be ranked on Google.

Member Avatar for southcoastlimo

Always do submissions in high PR websites. Do Directory Submissions, Social Bookmarkings, Forum Posting, Blog Commenting, Article Submissions, Press Release, etc...

Member Avatar for SERPWarrior

simple ways you create dummy blog and review your post

Member Avatar for arunmarvel6

Do link building in high PR and domain authority web sites. wait upto six monts to get rank. some competetive keyword will not come easily.

Member Avatar for Austinlanger

Try to build back links with same theme based sites because it's most valuable part in link building.

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