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What will I need to make amormensagens.com.br is in position 1 in Google to the word "mensagens"? Only anchor text will?
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Cara, Essa keyword que voce esta focando ela me parece um pouco dificil, que tal procurar uma mais simples para focar, nao acredito que voce consiga ficar bem rankeado por "mensagens" num curto prazo de tempo sinceramente. Porque voce nao tenta em: mensagens de amor, mensagem apaixonada, ... ou algo nesse sentido? Nao esqueca da long-tail... Abraco.
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You will need to do the whole SEO shebang: Generate Content, optimize the website and get quality links. Just getting a lot of anchor text with the targeted keyword won't work as it looks very unnatural and might actually back fire in the long run. You'll need links with and without anchor text.
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