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I wanna boost my new born website and i have no idea that which SEO strategy is useful to get well rank on GOOGLE and Bing. Kindly share your experiences thanks.

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— the early replies from , and point you in the right direction (blog, promotion, fresh content). For a modern, durable SEO plan the priority order has shifted: (1) people-first content that satisfies search intent, (2) technical health (mobile + speed), (3) measured fixes via Search Console/analytics, and (4) earning editorial links while avoiding link schemes.

Make content that answers the searcher, not the algorithm. Focus each page on a clear intent, show who created the content and how it was produced, consolidate thin pages, and add original insight or first‑hand data when you can. This people‑first / E‑E‑A‑T approach is exactly what Google recommends for long‑term visibility. (developers.google.com)

Fix technical basics next. Mobile‑first indexing is standard now, so the mobile page is what Google uses for indexing and ranking — make sure mobile and desktop show equivalent primary content. Also aim to meet Core Web Vitals targets (LCP ~2.5s, INP <200ms, CLS <0.1) and monitor them with PageSpeed Insights, Lighthouse or field data. These page‑experience factors are part of what modern ranking systems evaluate. (developers.google.com)

Measure and act. Use Search Console (Performance, Coverage, Core Web Vitals and Rich Results reports) to find pages with high impressions but low CTR, indexing issues, or manual actions; fix the highest‑impact items first. Treat audits as a recurring workflow: crawl, fix technical and content defects, then recheck metrics. (developers.google.com)

Link building: quality over quantity. Guest posts and outreach work when done for real editorial reasons; mass guest‑posting or paid/link‑exchange schemes can trigger manual penalties. If links are paid or non‑editorial, use appropriate attributes (for example rel="nofollow"/rel="sponsored") and avoid template/footer/link‑farm patterns. (developers.google.com)

Short checklist to act on this thread: run a 1) simple crawl (Screaming Frog), 2) Search Console performance review (find high‑impr/low‑CTR pages), 3) fix mobile and Core Web Vitals issues, 4) consolidate/upgrade thin content, 5) pursue editorial outreach (not link schemes). This sequence will give the best ROI for a new site.

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Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

Well, I guess you should start with writing a blog post over you own blog and then start promoting it over the social media, best would be creating a facebook or google page and then post it over to your page this will help you in creating interest among the user and you can get good conversion out of it ! As well as if you are good with your blog it will start getting ranking over the serps just make sure that you don't write for the sake of writing try to share information which is not available with the others or I would say experiment with something different and you will be good to go.

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Member Avatar for LibbyWarner

In addition to make a blog on your own site, you should also start making blogs on some web 2.0 sites like blogger, wordpress and many more. You can write articles and add your website's link in these web 2.0 sites and make a network of these sites. The bigger your network the more exposure your website would get which will eventually lead more traffic to your website. But always remember one thing to always use original and unique content.

Member Avatar for mindstreak

Focus mainly on content related techniques like blog updation,blog submission ,web 2.0 sites,high quality article submission and others.

Member Avatar for Glenn Rodgers

Thanks guys for your such an informative comments and i will obviously do consider your provided strategies and techinques. Could any one tell me about guest blogging is it working or not.

Member Avatar for wikads

Seo strategies may include,

Social media promotions,
Forum discussions,
Classified submissions,
Photo submission,
search engine submission,
Blog commenting,
web 2.o submissions,
Articles submission

Member Avatar for Sanjeev kumar_1

website blog is very important. Do Some SEO work on website blogs and also use social media websites to get ranking.

Member Avatar for Adityardd

Perform Site Audit and clear the issues.
Perform On page SEO
Provide readable content
share your content in social media and other public platforms
Perform off page techniques like Guest posting, social bookmarking and forum submissions.
optimize your site based on Google analytics and Search console reports. etc...

Member Avatar for sasirdd

some of the Linkbuilding strategies are

  1. Guest Posting
  2. Forum Submissions
  3. Social Bookmarking
  4. Blog Commenting
  5. Image sharing
  6. Directory submissions
  7. article submissions etc...
Member Avatar for monica_14

Forum Submissions
Question and Answer Activity
Guest Blogging
Web 2.0
Article submissions

Member Avatar for alexjames

Best Seo strategies may include:
Social media promotions,
Forum discussions,
Photo submission,
Web 2.0 submissions,
Articles submission
Question and Answer Activity
Guest Blogging

Member Avatar for priya-sharma

Needless to say, you can follow the below strategy which can help you in getting higher rankings in 2020:-

1.Research Keywords
2.Spy On Your Competitors
3.Follow an On-Page SEO Checklist
4.Deliver Awesome Content
5.Build External Backlinks
6.Add Internal Backlinks
7.Measure SEO Performance
8.Make the Most Out of Your Content
9.Continue Learning

Member Avatar for nikitacod

SEO strategy in 2020:

1: Create a List of Keywords
2: Analyze Google’s First Page
3: Create Something Different or Better
4: Add a Hook
5: Optimize For On-Page SEO
6: Optimize For Search Intent
7: Make Your Content Look Awesome
8: Build Links to Your Page
9: Improve and Update Your Content

Member Avatar for Jack_62

I'd love to share the strategy of SEO

-Do Competitor Analysis
-Use Fresh Content
-Check Competitor Strategy what they have used in their website
-UI / UX View
-Use Multimedia

HTH!

Member Avatar for jamesbrown93776

SEO strategies:-
On-page SEO

  • Title
  • Meta Description
  • Slug
  • Research Keyword
  • Robot txt
  • XML sitemap
  • Alt tag

Off-page SEO

  • Social Bookmarking
  • Forum Posting
  • Guest Blogging
  • Infographic Submission
  • Article Submission
  • Web 2.0 Submission
  • PPT/PDF Submission
Member Avatar for BigG1959

Submitting good quality articles to article sites is supposed to help but be careful, though. These sites are VERY particular about what you can post. If you're just rewording someone else's content and tryig to submit as a new article, you'll most like ly get rejected. If you do good research, are a decent write, and can come up with a 100% unique article, you should be alright. Just make sure it's good quality and written in a way that anyone who reads it can understand the points you're trying to get across.

Member Avatar for hazelstella

Complete an SEO Audit on your website. ...
Learn what your users want. ...
Create SEO optimized landing pages. ...
Make sure your website is mobile-friendly. ...
Grow your traffic with infographics. ...
Optimize your content for RankBrain. ...
Write at least 1,890 words. ...
Write a roundup post.

Member Avatar for pradeepmadgaonk

There are three types of SEO you need for a well-rounded organic search strategy: on-page SEO, technical SEO, and off-page SEO. By breaking down your strategy and thinking about SEO as these three categories, it will be much easier to organize and execute your optimization plans.

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