How to Rank #1 in Google
October 2, 2007
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So you want to rank #1 in Google for keywords that best describe your blog or website?
Given below is a consolidation of recommendations from a few sources.
- Don’t buy (or sell) site wide links for serps. Buy links from individual pages. Links from individual pages are far more effective when speaking of improving serps, not PR.
- Don’t look for high PR links only - start your campaign for a new site with PR 0-1 and slowly move up each week as you see your rankings improve.
- Control link placement speed. Remember of “Too many links at once” Google filter.
- Control the number of outbound links on your pages and on pages where you place your links, avoid link-farms, links to gambling, pills, etc.
- A link from a relevant website is excellent, but a link from a quality site of other niche or other language can also boost your ranking - so don’t ignore such links.
- Make links look natural. Use different link anchors, promote not only your main page, but your deep pages too.
- Don’t do reciprocal link exchange. [Source for the 1st 7 points: TNX at DigitalPoint on how to rank #1 in Google Searches for your keywords]
- Get inbound links.
- Have a good title tag for your page
- Have good content, and keyword density in your pages.
- Have meaningful ALT tags in your images [Source for Points 8-11: How to Improve Your Search Engine Ranking on Google]



























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