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I am new in SEO. I need to know everything about SEO. How to work on it and how can I get my website into google 1st page. Can anyone there who can help me to do so. Waiting for a better response from you.

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Short, practical starter you can follow (and yes — it takes time; was right).

Split the work into on‑page (technical + content) and off‑page (promotion/links) as and suggested. Begin by fixing the basics so search engines can find and understand your site, then focus on creating useful pages for real people — not tricks to “game” rankings. (developers.google.com)

A compact technical checklist to do first:

  • Verify the site and inspect problem URLs in Search Console; submit an XML sitemap and fix Coverage errors.
  • Check robots.txt and remove any accidental noindex rules.
  • Set one canonical URL per page and consolidate duplicates.
  • Make sure important content is server-rendered or otherwise visible to crawlers.
    Quick example meta/canonical:
    <link rel="canonical" href="https://example.com/your-page/">
<meta name="robots" content="index, follow">

    Use Search Console’s URL Inspection and Coverage reports to validate fixes. (developers.google.com)

Plan content around real search intent: do keyword research, map queries to pages (informational vs transactional), and build topic clusters with helpful depth. Good content plus natural, editorial backlinks are still fundamental — focus on solving user problems and earning links rather than buying them. See the practical keyword-research and content guidance for step-by-step methods. (ahrefs.com)

Measure and iterate: run PageSpeed/Lighthouse checks and improve Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS), add structured data where it makes sense and test with the Rich Results Test, and monitor clicks/positions in Search Console. Prioritise fixes that improve the user experience first — that’s what moves the needle long‑term. (web.dev)

Notes: avoid link schemes and spammy shortcuts (short-term risk, long-term penalties), track changes so you can roll back if needed, and re-run tests after every change. This plan follows what meant by “Google make the rules” — use Google’s docs and the practical industry guides above while you learn.

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Member Avatar for gyles

There is nobody who can answer my thread?

Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

Well, I would say there are two things in SEO on page and off page I would say better to first know about the ON page and OFF page, if I start explaining things over here then it will be way more longer, so do one things head over the Search Engine Land and start reading all the post available over, as this will help you in getting the idea how things are going on !

Member Avatar for gyles

Well advised. I really appreciate your comments. Definitely I'll follow your say. Thank You!!!

Member Avatar for PixelatedKarma

Its impossible to learn SEO overnight;over 2-3 months you could get a feel for it but you still wouldnt know it all. Especially when the SEO world is constantly evolving.

Member Avatar for gyles

I know it if I want to be master on any topics and any subjects then shortest times isn't enough for me. I'll defintely give a lot's of time behinds it. Thanks for your well adviesed.

Member Avatar for allisonmarry

You can read MOZ blog, ahref seo Digest and WEB SEO analytics for read top news of SEO.

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My Suggestions are,

For On Page,
You Should Learn Html tags (like h1 to h6, img, link, p)
You Must aware about Unique Content, Keyword,

For Off Page,
Need to know Search Engine Submissions, Forum Posting, Q/A, Knowledge to use analytics tool, webmaster tool, social media

Just Google it the terms i have mentioned above, you will learn seo.

i found it here the following post, hope it should help you

  https://www.daniweb.com/internet-marketing/search-engine-optimization/threads/325240/7-links-seo-experts-will-love
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Member Avatar for OtisGross

There are several blogs about SEO that you can read. You can always check for the latest techniques at Moz Blog, SEO Blog by SEO Book, SEO Blogs & Feeds by Search Engine Land and more.

Member Avatar for samjom

Hi Gyles, there are many blogs out there which can help you out learn about SEO. but I would prefer you to check these top Internet marketing and SEO blog that will definitely help you out. Start from basic, then proceed with intermediate and advance. http://thenextscoop.com/top-internet-marketing-seo-blogs/

Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

Yup things are way more simplified then previously all the major bulk submissions has now been put onto end and what now left is more and more content marketing ! Creating a blog or a site with rich content quality is something which is put on top of the list....

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Google make the rules: >75% of all searches make all other SE irrelevant
What Google says is SEO
Register your site with and let the ones that make the rules provide an itemised list of what you need to make your site comply with the rules
Google do most of your SEO for you
Its a bloody good start

then read the sticky Read Me before you ask for review, code compliant sites rank better in SER
Its a good middle

The end, thats up to you, in the links and notes above

There are users on the forum, with no idea, but a signature that tells of their Guru-ness.
Two posted to this thread, the two that had nothing to offer, even to try to help.
Its good to state your a beginner, when you are, Kudos Gyles.

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