hello members
I am kinda new to SEO thing. Acutally I have to work on an old site. Which PR is godknows...
what should be the first step and late steps should i be taking....
thanks in advance
cheeers
hello members
I am kinda new to SEO thing. Acutally I have to work on an old site. Which PR is godknows...
what should be the first step and late steps should i be taking....
thanks in advance
cheeers
Good starter answers from , and useful on-page pointers from and . For an older site the single best move is to stop guessing and run fast, measurable checks: back up the site, confirm whether Google even indexes it, and look for any manual actions or security flags before changing content or chasing links. See the official Search Console guidance for where to start. (Google Search Console docs)
Next, get a full crawl and URL inventory so you know what exists and what’s broken. A desktop spider will show redirect chains, 4xx/5xx pages, duplicate titles, canonical problems, and bulky assets you can trim. Combine that with server logs to see what Googlebot actually requests and which pages drive traffic. The Screaming Frog user guide is a good practical reference. (Screaming Frog SEO Spider user guide)
Measure user experience before optimizing copy. Run PageSpeed Insights and focus fixes that move Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) and reduce real-user friction — those improvements help visitors and search performance. Use lab + field data to prioritize (fix what real users see first). See PageSpeed Insights and Core Web Vitals guidance. (PageSpeed Insights docs, Core Web Vitals / Google Search Central)
Finally, audit backlinks and only take aggressive steps (contact sites, then disavow) if you have spammy links you or a past SEO created, or if Search Console shows a manual action. Track everything: add measurement (analytics), make small changes, and watch traffic for 2–6 weeks before the next step. Quick first-week checklist:
For disavow details and cautions, see Google’s help doc. ()
Make changes in small batches, document them, and measure impact before moving on.
Jump to Post— stymiee 111Before you write one line of code:
- Do keyword research to determine what keywords you want to target
While constructing your website you should do the following:
- Use markup to indicate the content of your site
- Optimize your <title> tags on each page to contain 1 …
Jump to Post— stymiee 111Even better would be to write a great article and not give it to anyone else. Great articles that are unique to your website will attract lots of visitors and encourage other websites to link to you. Those links are extremely valuable in SEO.
Submitting articles to article directories …
Before you write one line of code:
While constructing your website you should do the following:
Immediately after launching your site you should do the following:
If you will pay to promote your website:
Finally, as part of an ongoing strategy:
Do NOT do the following:
Additional Tips:
In other words you have SEO in mind before you start your website. And only submit once you have a complete website.
Frankly you dont need to go for deep seo. Just make sure your site pages header,title,content, meta tags are proper made with main keywords. But make it natural.
Dont stuff the keywords everywhere. Also make sure your internal navigation is smooth. Make some anchor text.
Try to get as much as relevant backlinks. Some major directory listings is also good . Hope this helps u.
Thanks
For getting popularity for your website, try to post good articles in articles directories and blogs and forums with your keywords as anchor text for your site, this will help you for getting targetted traffic.
For getting popularity for your website, try to post good articles in articles directories and blogs and forums with your keywords as anchor text for your site, this will help you for getting targetted traffic.
I agree with this
Even better would be to write a great article and not give it to anyone else. Great articles that are unique to your website will attract lots of visitors and encourage other websites to link to you. Those links are extremely valuable in SEO.
Submitting articles to article directories is a dying strategy. As Google cracks down on duplicate content those articles will get less and less traffic. Thus that means less and less traffic for you. Additionally, links on those pages probably have a greatly reduced value versus links from pages with unique content.
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