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poojathakar last edited by

Hello everyone,

can anyone suggest me, where i am having problem in my site www.suntechengineers.com, i know content is less,
but any other things that i am missing in my site?

Is There any on page query

please let me know, i need urgently getting up this,please help

thanx in advance
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evolvingSEO last edited by

Hi There

Josh has a really good point. Is that your site also?

I'd also highly suspect some poor back links pointing at your site http://screencast.com/t/RbsezbmDwlVk as well as things like these active footer links http://screencast.com/t/BM7o0V8Z

You are ranking on page one for "suntech engineers" - what other keywords were you expecting to rank for, that you are not?
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