Get Genuine [100%] Results from these Off Page SEO Techniques 2018

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Off page SEO is nothing but improving your website positions in Search Engine Results Page (SERP). It tells Google what others think about your site. Based on the links that you have on your site, search engine assumes that you have great content.Let’s dive into the details for more info on off page search engine optimization.

Get Authority Backlinks

You know, without backlinks, it’s impossible to rank on first page search results.

Backlinks are the most important off-page SEO factor when it comes to content marketers and bloggers. Because search engines trust your website more if your site has any authoritative relevant backlinks.

When Google looks for fresh content, it indexes your new pages and makes it available for search users. When relevant search queries are triggered, Google uses some algorithm facts to determine whose pages will rank. This we call as Google ranking factors in SEO terminology.

Here are the most important factors that Google considers while ranking:

The number of linking domains. The number of domains linking to your site is one of the most important ranking factors.

Page rank of a linking page. The links from the high page rank website is considered more than the links from low PR pages. Yes, try to get links from high PR pages.

The number of linking page. It is always recommended to have more links from individual domains rather than from a single domain.

Authority of linking domain. A link from low pagerank page on a high pagerank site is better than from a low pagerank one.

Count number of dofollow links. As Google officially stated that it won’t count nofollow links while ranking, it considers dofollow links.

Contextual links. The links within the content of the page are worth more than the links in a sidebar.
Links from homepage. The links from a homepage of a linking domain carry more strength than those on one of its pages.

Link relevancy. The links from pages related to your pages topic carry more relevancy for search engines.

Google views your website as more valuable than others if you have many backlinks from authoritative websites. Google analyzes the questions about links like, where does the link comes from?, quality of the link, how fresh the link is? Etc..

How to get those authoritative links?

#1. Guest blogging: No doubt, guest blogging takes you so far and helps a lot in acquiring great links The only challenging task here is, you need to do a lot of research about the topic. After that, you need to find out the top blogs in your niche and submit your pitch. If they accept and yes your article gets published.

#2. Broken link building: To earn the links, this method is pretty much faster than guest blogging. Do you know, lots of links on some authority blogs are actually dead. If hosting expires, during file transfer or migration of the sites, links are bound to break.

The one good point is broken pages don’t affect your site’s ranking. But it does give bad experience to user. If your customer service is bad, then 85% of your business could be lost according to the Sacramento Design Network.

So, conduct a backlink analysis on your niche websites. Find broken links, contact the owner and let them know about their dead links. There are chances that they will do a return favour by including your link on their website or you can offer replacement link too.

#3. Create compelling infographics: It always gives impressive results provided they are created with great information. If you have budget to afford, you can use Canva for professional infographic designers.

If you want to attract huge number of audience and acquire authoritative back links, then infographics works the best. Because, the ideal customers respond to visual content better than the plain text.

Infographics goes viral if you give sufficient promotion to it. When people share your infographics, it continuously generates organic traffic to your blog.

Source:-https://www.facebook.com/groups/HumansofDigitalMarketing/permalink/973708636120386/

How Google Rank Sites Now

A short list of the strongest factors associated with high search rankings:

• Relevant keywords on the page.
• Keyword in internal links.
• User signals (click-through-rate, time-on-site, bounce-rate).
• Domain SEO visibility (how strong the domain is in terms of links and authority).
• Search volume for a domain name.
• The total number of backlinks.
• The total number of referring domains (unique sites linking to your site).
• Google+ social media activity.
• Facebook social media activity.

Big Update From GOOGLE ... Switching to HTTPS: Is it really worth it?

Today Google webmaster warned non Https website, that it will show them as unsecured while user submits any form on their website. 

So before it happen migrate to Https. 

Recently many webmaster console users gets notification to migrate from non Https to https before 1st Oct 2017.

 Chrome will show the “Not secure” warning in two additional situations: when users enter data on an HTTP page, and on all HTTP pages visited in Incognito mode.

Google said, “Beginning in October 2017, Chrome will show the ‘Not secure’ warning in two additional situations: when users enter data on an HTTP page, and on all HTTP pages visited in Incognito mode.”

The emails that went out last night had the subject line, “Chrome will show security warnings for” and explained where they need to add HTTPS and more details on how to.

4 Important Changes From Google’s Possum Update

Pigeon, Penguin, Panda, Hummingbird and, now, Possum.

Google’s latest algorithm update is a change to local search, with seemingly positive results for local businesses and for users. The update has put a lot more emphasis on the user’s location, which means users are getting more accurate results. Google’s filters for local search and organic search are evolving and part of this change means the two filters are now working more independently from one another.

Let’s break down and analyze Google’s latest update as it stands now:

Possum Update

Location and affiliation

Google is now filtering based on address and affiliation. For businesses that fall outside city limits, ranking for keywords that included that city name was difficult. Since Possum, these businesses have seen a huge spike in rankings.

The location of the user

If you’re searching from a different physical location other than that of the business, you’re likely going to encounter a completely different result. As a general rule of Possum: the further the distance, the lower the ranking. This is unsurprising as many local businesses are looking to optimize for “near me” searches, which doubled from 2014 to 2015

Variations in keywords matter

Slight variations between keywords are having a significant effect on results. Abbreviations and changes in phrase, for example, can alter SERPs, indicating Google is getting smarter and more specific.

Separation between local and organic search

Local and organic search are drifting apart with the latest update. For example, in the past if the URL you were linking to in your GMB listing was filtered organically, it would have had a negative impact. Since the update, this no longer seems to be the case.

Many local businesses will likely see positive results from this, while businesses without a local market might face some competition for rankings.

Google has a history of algorithm updates and refreshes, and nothing is set in stone. However, we’ll definitely be seeing some changes in the 3-pack.

The update, which took place on September 1st, hasn’t fully stabilized yet, which would indicate Google is still running tests. Until the dust completely settles, we won’t know the extent to which Possum will impact rankings and the nature of search. However, for many business owners, the results have been positive.

Google’s latest algorithm update is a change to local search, with seemingly positive results for local businesses and for users. The update has put a lot more emphasis on the user’s location, which means users are getting more accurate results. Google’s filters for local search and organic search are evolving and part of this change means the two filters are now working more independently from one another.

Source :- https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/4-important-changes-from-googles-possum-update-mudit-mohan

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Top 6 SEO Forum Submission sites to look for

A Few Top Forums to Get You Started

It’s true that forums have changed drastically over the last few years, and many of the most trusted can turn in an instance, so it’s important to constantly be analyzing the most popular forums to make sure they are still quality.

so below are some of the top SEO forums on the web today:

Forums.SEOChat.com.

This is a great forum for beginners and those advanced. An excellent layout with very clear categories, and you know exactly how many people have contributed to the forum before clicking.

Highrankings.com/forum.

Although I don’t like the layout quite as much as the forum above, this one also offers a variety of great categories and some very active and intelligent members.

Forum.Siteground.com.

This is technically a forum focused on web hosting, but you’ll find quite a few SEO topics also being discussed. It’s one of the most popular and requires every member to register.

EWebDiscussion.com.

This is a very authoritative forum that has not only categories, but sub-sections of those categories for excellent navigation. SEO is just one small aspect of everything online-related this forum covers.

Forums.DigitalPoint.com.

This is a popular forum with some great topics, but what makes it really unique is that you can see the staff that is online at any given time. You can click on their profiles and really get to know the members.

Moz.com/community/q.

If you like Moz you’re going to like this forum. You can easily search certain topics and Moz staff members will often chime in to help you with your SEO issues. They specialize in online optimization, so this is one of the best.

IF you want to share any other forum which we miss, Let us know in the comment section below.