How to Improve my Website Rankings
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Hi,
One of our client named Exclusive Limousine has been ranking in second page for a while in Google Australia for the keyword "Limo Hire Melbourne". Earlier, this website is handled by other SEO company who created more spammy links from irrelevant sites. I have used google disavow option to remove the urls. But, the ranking still remains the same. Though, we tried different approach nothing works.
what steps can i take to improve the rankings.
Please assist me in fixing this issue.
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As Dmitrii mentions, disavowing links isn't going to change your rankings, especially overnight. Removing poor back links is an excellent first step, the next step is to get a well balanced SEO campaign planned out. Start creating some entertaining, helpful content pieces, then get that content in front of people. Build some high quality back links to the site, and continue doing it. Show the search engines you've made changes to move in the proper direction. It'll take time, but it'll be beneficial.
Chris
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Oh dear..
Disavowing links does not guarantee bump in rankings whatsoever. What you need to be looking into is proper SEO and branding. There are lots of resources about it on this forum, here are couple:
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