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Wikipedia is different from any other online resource website, it's not a web directory.. Creating a page for a business is as easy as 123 here, but it will soon be removed.

Take a look at the is pageIt belonged to a burger shop, and has now been removed. Wondering why? Wikipedia says - "Expired PROD, concern was: Unreferenced article about a local, five restaurant chain. No evidence of business notability outside its corner of Washington State".

What does that mean for you? Your business must qualify notability to secure a Wikipedia page. Read it here - notability.

If you qualify, are you okay to create one page for you? NO. Read about it here

Your page is considered if it has been created by someone else, not you - sorry.

The gist of the matter is, don't waste your time going for it. Concentrate on your business, if it becomes notable in any case, you will automatically find a page for it on Wikipedia.

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Domain Authority is the outcome of several factors. It is measured on varied metrics. If you want to start with it, do the following:

1. Create a fast loading website first
2. Pay attention to the quality of your contents,
3. Set up a blog on your domain if you can, and post regular blog
4. Maintain keyword density, keep it below 3 on average
5. While building links on other websites, take note of website quality, pagerank, and domain authority
6. Participate actively in social media networks and create links to your website
7. Do regular updates on the website, at least once or twice in week

These all put together will definitely increase your domain and page authority.

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I have noticed a very strange thing through my research for around two months. It is that Adwords can harm your normal SEO if you are not playing it intelligent. Let me tell you what I did to find it out.

I took a website and started Adwords campaign with it. Soon I noticed that the main keywords of the campaign did not have good Quality Scores. I tried and tested with multiple Ad Texts, increased the budget, and changed keywords' match cases. It worked as it normally does with Adwords campaign, but did not bring the Quality Score past 5.

I now took the different approach, I started optimizing the landing page. Optimized page load time, images, links and various other things. Brought the page load time to 3 seconds - it was indeed impressive. But, it did not do much with the quality scores, it was around 7 now.

Finally, I started working with landing page keyword placements. Many changes, not frequent, i took at least 4 days to makes changes. Now, I placed keywords in all areas, it was not overly done. But yes, it was more than the usual density. I was aware that it could make the page invite Penguin. But, to my surprise, the quality score on ads lifted up to 9 and even 10 on many keywords. it was great as I was now paying less for each keyword on Adwords. But, you know what! It was caught by Penguin finally. It was to happen, I knew it.

Now see, while an overly optimized page started doing well with Google's Paid search - Adwords, it fell a prey to Penguin in Organic searches.

What I learned? I learned not to use your existing website page as Adwords landing page. Create new ones for Adwords separately.

So to your question, Adwords do not help SEO, rather it harms it.

Thanks

There must be a tool which could provide an overall layout and structure for the SEO proposal. Seomoz doesn't have one. It is there in Raven. Do let me know if found anything. Thanks

Why is this question still featured even after one year and after so many apt answers?

There is no signal of this website's (www.onbetterterms.com) getting penalized.  But still this URL has been redirected to a different one. My advice, concentrate on your onpage optimization techniques, instead of running after and checking for page penalty. Stick to the natural ways of seo and promote your website through quality contents, maintain a keyword density of maximum 1%,  things must be fine in the next two catches by Google Bot.

Don't mind but I feel that you have mentioned the URL ie. www.onbetterterms.com here, only to get some traffic to your website, which you have actually got. Nice trick..., but not good for the community.

I have noticed a very strange thing through my research for around two months. It is that Adwords can harm your normal SEO if you are not playing it intelligent. Let me tell you what I did to find it out.

I took a website and started Adwords campaign with it. Soon I noticed that the main keywords of the campaign did not have good Quality Scores. I tried and tested with multiple Ad Texts, increased the budget, and changed keywords' match cases. It worked as it normally does with Adwords campaign, but did not bring the Quality Score past 5.

I now took the different approach, I started optimizing the landing page. Optimized page load time, images, links and various other things. Brought the page load time to 3 seconds - it was indeed impressive. But, it did not do much with the quality scores, it was around 7 now.

Finally, I started working with landing page keyword placements. Many changes, not frequent, i took at least 4 days to makes changes. Now, I placed keywords in all areas, it was not overly done. But yes, it was more than the usual density. I was aware that it could make the page invite Penguin. But, to my surprise, the quality score on ads lifted up to 9 and even 10 on many keywords. it was great as I was now paying less for each keyword on Adwords. But, you know what! It was caught by Penguin finally. It was to happen, I knew it.

Now see, while an overly optimized page started doing well with Google's Paid search - Adwords, it fell a prey to Penguin in Organic searches.

What I learned? I learned not to use your existing website page as Adwords landing page. Create new ones for Adwords separately.

So to your question, Adwords do not help SEO, rather it harms it.

Thanks

Why is this question still featured even after one year and after so many apt answers?

Wikipedia is different from any other online resource website, it's not a web directory.. Creating a page for a business is as easy as 123 here, but it will soon be removed.

Take a look at the is pageIt belonged to a burger shop, and has now been removed. Wondering why? Wikipedia says - "Expired PROD, concern was: Unreferenced article about a local, five restaurant chain. No evidence of business notability outside its corner of Washington State".

What does that mean for you? Your business must qualify notability to secure a Wikipedia page. Read it here - notability.

If you qualify, are you okay to create one page for you? NO. Read about it here

Your page is considered if it has been created by someone else, not you - sorry.

The gist of the matter is, don't waste your time going for it. Concentrate on your business, if it becomes notable in any case, you will automatically find a page for it on Wikipedia.

Thanks