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What is the Latest SEO Technique, currently working in 2015?

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Many replies here (for example , , and ) correctly call out the basics. Once mobile, content and speed are handled, the next wins tend to be the items people often miss. Below are four practical, low-noise techniques that will move the needle and are still useful when you revisit this thread years later.

Structured data (rich results)
Add JSON-LD schema to help search engines understand and display your pages better. Keep it focused: Article/Product/LocalBusiness as appropriate, then validate with a rich-results/schema tester. Example skeleton for an article:

{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "Article",
  "headline": "Replace with your article title",
  "author": { "@type": "Person", "name": "Author Name" },
  "datePublished": "2015-04-21",
  "image": "https://example.com/path/to/image.jpg",
  "publisher": {
    "@type": "Organization",
    "name": "Site Name",
    "logo": { "@type": "ImageObject", "url": "https://example.com/logo.png" }
  }
}

Page experience and performance tuning
Beyond raw speed, measure the real user metrics (largest contentful paint, layout shift, interaction delays) and prioritize fixes that reduce real-user pain: compress and resize images, defer nonessential JS, inline critical CSS, use a CDN and proper cache headers, and enable HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 where possible. Use lab and field tooling (Lighthouse, PageSpeed Insights, real user monitoring) to prioritize what actually hurts your users.

Content architecture and hygiene
Run a crawl, identify thin or overlapping pages, then decide: improve, merge and 301, or remove and canonicalize. Build clear pillar pages and logical internal linking so topical authority flows. After changes, monitor index coverage and traffic for regressions before broad rollouts.

If the basics named by others are already in place, these steps typically deliver the next measurable gains in visibility and CTR.

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Member Avatar for daniwebfan2009

Well since today is the dreaded mobilegeddon day, I'd have to say it's a mobile website!

Member Avatar for bijutoha
  1. Mobile Search Optimization... 2. Earn Backlinks 3. Semantic Search. 4. Choose Long Tail Keywords 5. Brand citations and mentions. 6. Social media signals.
Member Avatar for rinston

Relevant content
Domain Reputation
Mobile friendly
Author authority

Member Avatar for RyanKempe

I don't feel focusing on SEO is what your really should be doing in 2015... unless you haven't got the basics right. What you really should be focusing on is content marketing.

Member Avatar for Vishnu_3

Increase Site Speed
Natural Links
Optimize Page Titles
URL must be Short & Descriptive
Mobile website

Member Avatar for advent_geek

On Page Optimization

Responsive Design
Brand Promotion on Social Media
Blog Post
Add a Local Listings
Active on Social Networking site
Image SEO
Video SEO
Forum Posting

Member Avatar for Dianne Watts

Content is the most important !
As well as mobile optimization, blog commenting, networking, local optimization

Member Avatar for xtremeux

5 Essential SEO Techniques Works In 2015

  • Long-tail keywords
  • Semantic Search
  • Mobile Search Optimization
  • Increased Importance of Earned Links
  • Brand Mentions and Citations

Follow these five SEO Techniques to work in 2015.

Hope these will helps you.

Member Avatar for larryholley

Mobile Search Optimization is the very most important key factor and latest SEO technique currently used by more people in 2015.

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