Having a hard time with SEO

[LuDo8]

Hey guys, I've been working on a few blogs that include a warez blog and micro niche blogs. I'm having a real hard time with the SEO part.

My download blog is averaging 200 unique/day but 80% of that is from Katz. I'd like it to be more organic. I just bought Scrapebox, and from the hours and hours spent reading, I shouldn't blast directly to it, but instead to buffer sites.

Thing is, if I create a buffer site on blogger.com, wordpress.com etc, what do I write for an article for wares? Submit where? Kinda lost there. I just want to rank for keywords, and rank better on the search engine. I hear about Bookmarking submitters, and RSS submitters, anyone have links to those tools/sites? Can't seem to find it.

In short, I want to get more organic traffic.

Experienced webmasters with real traffic, mind giving me a few pointers? I'd like to hit 1k uniques/day to start and eventually 5k+.

Thanks in advance guys

LuDo8 Reviewed by LuDo8 on 29th Jan 2011. Having a hard time with SEO Hey guys, I've been working on a few blogs that include a warez blog and micro niche blogs. I'm having a real hard time with the SEO part. My download blog is averaging 200 unique/day but 80% of that is from Katz. I'd like it to be more organic. I just bought Scrapebox, and from the hours and hours spent reading, I shouldn't blast directly to it, but instead to buffer sites. Thing is, if I create a buffer site on blogger.com, wordpress.com etc, what do I write for an article for wares? Rating: 5

[so19]

Sorry I don't have time to write up a detailed explanation but you can figure most of it out yourself.

Google likes to see content, the more content you have the more organic traffic you will get. That's why autoblogs work so well right now. For keywords, you need to choose something you think others would search for, then look at the competition for it. There are programs that check for if its possible, scrapebox might have it, but i know senuke does. Once you choose the keyword, you place it about 4 times all around your site and refer to it every now and then. Not to mention it should be in your title and if its in your domain then even better.
Ranking better depends how many keywords you have on your site, if your keywords match what the user searched for, you will rank higher. Remember keyword spamming does not work, so keep them at a moderate use. As for ranking higher for the same keyword, it actually depends on your pagerank. Higher pageranks will USUALLY get first spot in search engines. People will argue with me over it, but do a basic keyword search, and check the PR of the first sites compared to sites at the end. It's the PR that makes the difference.

As for writing article for those buffer sites, you should include many links to your site, many keywords but overall it should be a good article with content! The article can be about anything relating to your site, doesn't matter what it is. Just keep it on topic with your keyword.

Tools are only part of the seo process, your content is the other. *

Hope this helps.

* unless you're using an autoblogger, then it's all just tools lol

[Mr Happy]

Scrapebox, xrummer or any other blaster or spammer script you use won't be any use if your site doesn't have the basic SEO done. If all spam links eventually lead to a poorly coded and optimized site then all your blasts and spam are a waste of time.

Put some work into your own site first before trying to take the easy option and do a few blasts.

[so19]

lol mr happy, you could have just said "look down" too

(referring to your signature)

[Mr Happy]

lol mr happy, you could have just said "look down" too

(referring to your signature)

Ya although I do sometimes feel like I'm spamming that topic as I do refer a lot of people to it. That's why I didn't link to it this time although I know that may sound strange considering it's what he needs so ya here it is http://www.besthostingforums.com/showthread.php?t=28398

Thanks though

[bxflow]

I submitted one of my streaming site's RSS feed to google in the webmaster area and every time I add a new episode it gets indexed in like 2 minutes and google places me in the 1st page for anyone looking for that episode, such as Watch [insert episode name],etc for a few hrs.I was surprise to see how fast google crawls a site that has RSS feed submitted oppose to the ones with sitemaps

[Mr Happy]

I submitted one of my streaming site's RSS feed to google in the webmaster area and every time I add a new episode it gets indexed in like 2 minutes and google places me in the 1st page for anyone looking for that episode, such as Watch [insert episode name],etc for a few hrs.I was surprise to see how fast google crawls a site that has RSS feed submitted oppose to the ones with sitemaps

lol exactly. You don't even have to submit them. If you add them to your robots.txt file it will find them even faster http://www.besthostingforums.com/showthread.php?t=57007

[so19]

yeah I think this post was kinda useless. ludo is asking such a general question when there are a few quality tutorials that explain exactly that. Maybe if he was more specific there would be a point to this thread.

[Rocke]

warez is a small cake with a lot of competition.

[semoweb]

warez is a hard one as articles get removed because of it regarding warez id suggest decent keywords and backlinks