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How to push our website on SERP first page.

Edited by pritaeas because: Moved to SEO
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Short answer: there’s no shortcut to the first page. Build a repeatable process that treats search as a product problem — technical health first, content that matches real user intent, and steady, earned visibility. This follows the basic split described and the hiring option mentioned; it also answers the reputation concern raised by and (low-value forum signatures and obvious spam hurt trust more than they help).

Practical, prioritized plan you can apply now:

  • Do a technical triage: crawl the site, confirm HTTPS and mobile friendliness, fix redirect chains and server errors, check indexation and canonicalization, and improve page experience metrics that affect user experience.
  • Measure before you change: install Search Console and analytics, identify pages that show but don’t get clicks, and use that to focus improvements.
  • Content with intent: map queries to pages, consolidate thin content, and create focused "topic hub" pages that comprehensively answer user questions while showing author/organizational credibility (E‑E‑A‑T).
  • Earn visibility, safely: build links through useful content, outreach, PR and partnerships. Avoid quick paid/spammy link schemes that risk penalties.
  • Iterate: prioritize the highest-impact fixes, track results, and repeat.

30-day checklist (doable even with limited time): run a site crawl, fix top 10 technical errors, connect Search Console, improve LCP on one landing page, publish one robust content piece that answers a clear user question, and stop using forum signature links until you’ve added genuine value to communities.

If you choose to hire help (as suggested), require a written audit, a prioritized 90‑day roadmap, and measurable KPIs. SEO is a continual improvement game — steady, measurable work beats one-off tricks.

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Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

Well, I would say pushing yourself over the SERP would require optimising your site which includes on page or off page activites. Other than I don't think there is any other way to do that !

Member Avatar for OtisGross

I agree with Kelly. If you want, you can hire SEO company to do the job for you. You need a good web design and real results for SEO.

Member Avatar for muthukutty

What are the techniques i want to follow in on page and off pages.

Member Avatar for Kelly Burby

Well, On-page includes:

-Keyword selection, research and testing
-Meta Description tag
-ALT tags
-H1 tags
-URL structure
-Internal linking strategy
-Content
-Keyword density
-Site maps, both XML and user facing
-Usability and accessibility
-Track target keywords

While, Off-page includes:

-Forum Posting
-Q/A
-Classified Post
-Blog posting
-Social Media
-Directories (Yahoo & DMoz directory submission is enough)

Member Avatar for almostbob

what is that signature link? Web design company in chenai ?

How dumb do you have to be ?

You ask questions that demonstrate your:
igonorance of everything web design,
inability to use a search engine,
ignorance of everything you need to know as a web designer,
while promoting youself in your signature as a web designer
Really, Hugely, dumb

These questions, in this very well indexed site, indicate to everybody who may be consider using you, inadequate.

Search engine responses for your company will include these questions before your own website, this is as previously mentioned, a high rank site.

You destroy the chance of success you may have, spamming these fora with your signature link.

Go away, read and learn something about that in which you pretend to be competent.
take online tutorials
practice
come back and ask relevant questions when you have something to ask,
specific questions are easier to answer, and the answers make more sense when the person asking has a grasp of the basics
add relevant answers when you can a few 'solved by muthukutty' tags on web design threads helps heaps.
then your signature link will do you some good

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Member Avatar for happygeek

Yep, just another dumbass signature spammer...

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