From Theory to Practice. Optimising - Happn Review
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I read many articles, blogs and forums about SEO. I read almost everything in Moz. It seams that I know how to do SEO but practically I don't get results.
I have a testing page where from time to time I do tests. Today I found in adords that keyword "Happn review" in 2015 of January was searched 1900 times. I wrote this keyword in google and found that all results do not have keyword in their titles. The first result even does not have keyword "review" in text.
I wrote a test http://askquestiononline.com/question/happn-review/ . Put keyword in title and in text. I even put it in image name. But my page is only in the 4th page. It is very strange that all my optimisation tests stuck in the page 4
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Hi, start with implementing technical seo into the website and onpage optimization, than you start with off page strategy, like linkbuilding.
Grtz, Leonie
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Leonie, thank you for your comment and given link.
An interesting thing is that this topic is already in the 12th place for the keyword "happn review"
Everybody speaks about good content in order to get good links. But if you have good content but no links than nobody comes to your page and of cause nobody creates backlinks. What is the best way to start?
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Hi, Maybe it's because the page is new? I see the content is written today.
Edit your title tag, be unique
you're PA and DA are not that good as the pages that rank above you. Also your linkprofile is not that big. only 3 different rootdomain and using the same anchortext over and over.here's a link about on page optimization: http://moz.com/learn/seo/on-page-factors maybe you 'll find some tips
And know that SEO takes time.Grtz, Leonie
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