I started my hungarian Seo blog :-)
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Give me advice please
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How many articles should I write each week?
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How many link should I build / month?
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What can I do to make better position in Google?
I just have started my hungarian seo blog and seems very positive.
Thanks,
Misi
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Hi Mihaly,
The life live in Dubai is great It is a perfect place for me since I don't like winter time at all.
It is a beautiful city with a great culture and places to see and enjoy! If you get a chance in future to visit Dubai, don't lose it! Business here growth very fast, only during one year there are around 20 SEO companies appear on the market And all of them pretend that they are Professionals.Cheers,
Russel
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Hi Russel,
Thanks for the nice tips!
You are very lucky to live and work in Dubai How is the life there?
Cheers,
Misi
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Hi Mihaly,
First of all congratulate you with the start Hope you will get a lot of fans and followers. Let me try to answer your question, actually there is a lot of ways, and different opinions.
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You can post at least one article per day or even more, depend on how fast you can get an interesting information and convert it into unique article!
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Actually if you have a new blog and fresh domain, which doesn't have history in front of Google, than I recommend you to build not more than 50 links per week!
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Of course to get better positions in Google, make sure that you are following simple steps:
- Make sure that On-page optimization and keywords density are fine, for this you can use SEOmoz tools on any other additional software!
http://pro.seomoz.org/tools/on-page-keyword-optimization/new
- Install the Google Webmaster tools and make sure that you doesn't have any problems with HTML, duplicate titles and etc. That your blog can be indexed well.
http://www.google.com/webmasters/
- Try to make sharing easy and add social plugins like AddThis and etc. Nowadays Google likes to see social plugins installed on the blogs.
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Of course no need to mention that content should be unique! And don't forget about cross linking, it gives you an extra point for SEO.
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Read some interesting articles from SEOmoz oracles like Rand Fishkin Here is his recently added one:
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/21-tactics-to-increase-blog-traffic-2012
- Don't forget about account on Twitter, Facebook and add a feed to your website.
I am sure there are some more good things you can do, but this is a bunch from me, the rest you will get from others
Cheers,
Russel
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