After Google Penguin, what is the best SEO strategy to get tons of traffic to yo

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  1. ThunderKeys profile image64
    ThunderKeysposted 11 years ago

    After Google Penguin, what is the best SEO strategy to get tons of traffic to your hubs?

    Apart from great content of course...

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  2. relache profile image73
    relacheposted 11 years ago

    The "secret" is... there is no one best strategy.  Google has been working slowly but surely to eliminate "tricks" which means now that the people who get ahead in SEO do it by being successful at multiple facets, not by being one-trick ponies.

    You need to look at your top performers, deduce the strategy that works best for your content and your audience, and then replicate that.

    1. ThunderKeys profile image64
      ThunderKeysposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for answering relache. But the question asks for a specific not a general suggestion, one that Hubbers can actually apply and benefit from.

      You must have at least 1 real suggestion? i.e. you mentioned "multiple facets". Which one's best?

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    DigbyAdamsposted 11 years ago

    I only write articles that have a unique twist. Before I write a hub, I look to see what others have written - both on Hubpages and online. If I can't come up with something unique that hasn't been said on before, then I don't write about a topic. I try to write like I was writing for a magazine and make use of a wide variety of capsules and media. I also provide links so that my readers can continue their research.

    1. ThunderKeys profile image64
      ThunderKeysposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Sounds like you've got rule #1 down, DigbyAdams, content really is king. But have you found any other SEO type strategies that have helped create traffic? For example, do you do keyword research?

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      DigbyAdamsposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      No I don't use keyword tools, I do research and find the unique twist. That unique twist becomes the keywords I focus on. The keyword tools tell you what people search on in the past. I focus on what I think the future will be.

  4. onlinereputations profile image58
    onlinereputationsposted 11 years ago

    The Penguin update is all about "over optimization."  You have to tone down your keyword density.  The Panda update was all about content and it being unique.  The "trick" is to provide interesting content that is unique and not overdo the keyword stuff.  In addition, I have found that placing a video and a few pictures within that content goes a long way with Google.  Many people talk about contextual content but have you heard of curated content?

  5. thedigger profile image58
    thediggerposted 11 years ago

    Google always try to give the relevant results. But after google panda and penguine updates, we must take care of the following few points :

    1. Over Optimization : This is dangerous, link building with quality sites work, we should try to get contextual links from the blog post.
    2. Content Quality : We should atleast consider to add 400+ words text in the pages. Pages are not made to target only keywords. A page must contains the quality content (unique).
    3. Anchor Text : Be careful in link building, do not select just one keyword and start link building. Sometimes use your domain name, sometimes use "click here" or "Visit site", etc.
    4. Hubpage is already very powerful. So I think commenting on the hubs, increase followers and participate in question answers forum of hubpages and add quality content to your hub. Also choose less competitive keywords when writing.

    1. ThunderKeys profile image64
      ThunderKeysposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      These are great suggestions thank you!

 
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