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Hello,
Well I need to know that I had few websites and I made links also but not able to get why I am not getting the good ranking.

As I need help that whats the most imp to get good search engine ranking.

Links, keyword or whats is most imp to get hign ranking.

thank You

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Good replies from , and — they touched on broad themes. For (multiple sites, did link-building but poor rank) here is a focused, practical diagnostic and immediate action plan that goes beyond "more links or keywords."

Start with these checks (high impact, ordered):

  • Search Console: look for Manual Actions, Coverage errors, sitemap status and URL Inspection results. Fix errors and request reindexing for corrected pages.
  • Indexation test: run site:yourdomain.com to see what is indexed. If pages are missing, check robots.txt, meta noindex, canonical tags, or server 4xx/5xx responses.
  • Duplicate content across your sites: identical or near-identical pages on different domains dilute signals. Consolidate or 301 where appropriate and use correct canonicalization.
  • Crawl/server issues: review server logs for blocked crawls, frequent 5xx errors, or IP blocking by security software.
  • User experience signals: check mobile friendliness, TLS/HTTPS correctness, and Core Web Vitals (LCP, CLS, FID/INP). These affect visibility today.
  • On-page basics beyond keywords: unique title and meta per page, clear H1s, schema where useful, and correct hreflang if multilingual.
  • Backlink quality audit: analyze referring domains, anchor-text patterns and growth velocity. Rapid low-quality link building can trigger filters — clean up or disavow only after investigation.

Practical site-level strategy for multiple domains: avoid running thin clones on different domains. Pick a primary place to house deep topical content, consolidate similar pages, and use internal linking to build topical depth and user pathways. Natural, editorial links from relevant sites matter far more than large numbers of low-quality directory/forum links.

Immediate to-do (3 steps): (1) log into Search Console and resolve any Manual Actions/Coverage issues, (2) fix the top technical blockers (indexing, mobile, speed), (3) choose 3 priority pages, rework them for target intent and uniqueness, then monitor impressions/positions. Expect measurable movement in weeks to a few months; document every change so cause-and-effect is clear.

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The key to getting good rankings is good content and patience. Good content is required to get the kind of links (and quantity of links) you'll need to rise to the top. Even with that kind of content, you are starting off behind everyone who launched ahead of you and you have to play catch up. This takes time and some work to do.

You'll need to start off by making sure your on page factors are optimized. Once you have done that you can begin an offpage campaign which pretty much consists of growing your incoming links preferably from ontopic sites with good anchor text in those links.

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Truly CONTENT is the king. So better to concentrate on making the sites CONTENT RICH. Moreover normal backlinks are not sufficient. Any site requires good quality and relevant backlinks to get higher SERPS.

Member Avatar for andyf

I would suggest you to have keyword rich unique content instead; also try to post articles in relevant blogs and article directories. Signup and provide answers at different forums/blog.
Lastly keep patience...:idea:

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