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Rule One:
Create a good website with lots good relevant content
and at least 15 pages.
Rule Two:
Add new content and modify content as needed to keep
up-to-date and relevant with your chosen topic, modifying
the top level pages first.
Rule Three:
Get as many links as possible from related industry
websites, but make sure they link from their content pages
and not a reciprocal links page.
Rule Four:
Write good and compelling titles and descriptions for
your web pages that use your main topic key phrases as
part of the text. Read a lot of National Enquirer and
other magazine front cover headlines as you stand in the
grocery store and think about these headlines as you write
your own.
Rule Five:
In whatever you are doing, on or for your website, try
to be steady in the frequency at which you do it over time
and avoid spikes of sudden activity where you do a lot and
then don’t do anything for awhile.
Rule Six:
When it comes to Google, if are doing anything for the
single purpose of artificially improving your search
engine ranking, assume you are going to be caught quickly
and harshly penalized for it.
I hope that you have found this discussion helpful. I hope
you will subscribe to my newsletter at
http://www.bestwebpublishing.com where I discuss this
and other Internet marketing topics. I would like to leave
you with this last important thought mentioned eariler.
It’s not nice to fool Mother Nature or Google.
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