Does anyone know how to find out how many links you need to get in Top of SERPs?
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Jump to PostI wish it was that easy! There isn't really one formula ... it depends on so many different factors such as the popularity and weight of the sites linking to you, your particular industry, your competitors, keywords on the pages linking to you, etc etc. In fact, it's very important …
Jump to PostAlways consider on quality rather than quantity, do start writing content for link and title your page such that it spread a story in no time.
Jump to PostALso concentrate on getting Higher PR incoming links.
SEO is an ongoing and tiresome process :) but the rewards are rich.
Jump to PostThis is a really cool question...I am currently trying to build my own back links everywhere I can. Can someone tell me please, what exactly 'rel="nofollow"' does?
thank you
seanThat means you are telling google not to follow the outbound link.
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