How To Measure SEO Effectiveness?

How do I track & measure the results of my SEO & link building campaign?

1. Before purchasing links, check your current website rankings on Google for your targeted keywords. You can do that either with the help of this Google Keyword Tracker Tool or with the help of CuteRank.
   
   Or here is how you can quickly do that manually: open Google.com, go to settings, select "Show the first 100 search results", and save settings. Now type your keyword, click Search, and look through the first 200-500 search results, looking for your website URL. Press Ctrl+F and type your site domain name to find it among the search results quickly. If you find your site there, check which exactly place it has and write it down. If you don't - you'll know your site isn't in the first 200-500 search results.
    
2. Purchase some links for your keyword. The more competitive your keyword is (the shorter it is), the more links you'll need to buy to be able to see rankings improvement for that keyword. Learn more about selecting the right keywords. If you're on a tight budget or new to SEO and want to test LinksManagement service, select low competitive keyword phrase (it should contain at least 3-4 words) and buy minimum 10 links for this keyword. And you'll see great results. If your keyword is low competitive, maybe you'll even be able to get to the 1st place on Google by having only 10 backlinks for that keyword.
    
3. Check your website rankings on Google 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and even 6 months later. You can also do this with the help of CuteRank. The longer your link lives, the more valuable it becomes for Google and for your website. Google implemented algorithm, which gives very low weight to new links and much higher weight to old links. They did it because if a link gets removed soon, it means it wasn't natural. If it stays alive for long, it means it's natural. So the longer your link stays alive, the more value it has and the more results it brings. That's why in 1 month after links purchase you'll see only 5% of the whole effectiveness of these links. On the 2nd month you'll see around 15% of whole effectiveness of your backlinks. On 3rd month - around 30%. On 4th month - from 50% to 70%. And only when your links stayed alive for 6 months and more, Google will take them really seriously and you'll see from 70% to 100% of their influence on your site rankings improvement.

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How to Choose Keywords for Your Website?

Choosing the Right Keywords is a Key to
Successful SEO & Link Popularity Campaign

If you are implementing SEO for your website, it doesn't do much unless you select the right keywords for your link building campaign. There are several important stages in selecting the best keywords in terms of SEO & ROI:
1. Who Is Your Targeted Audience? 

Who are your potential customers? What words are they most likely going to use to find your products or services on Google? Write down the top 10-20 key phrases that best describe your services or products. There should be a few words here — not just “lawyer,” but “San Diego divorce lawyer.”

2. Where Is The Most Traffic?

Insert your keyword list into the Google AdWords Keyword Selector Tool to find the most searched keywords. Use the synonyms feature to get more ideas. If there is a lot of traffic (in thousands), focus on the exact match only. If there is not, then look at the phrase matches. Rank them in hierarchy of traffic, export them into an excel spreadsheet and highlight the ones you would like to rank for. We strongly suggest you to use the Ultimate Niche Finder tool to easier find the right keywords! Just watch this short video presentation and you will LOVE it.

3. What Keyword Are The Least Competitive?

The easiest way to select the least competitive keywords is to use those key phrases, which contain at least 3-4 words. All 1- and 2-words keywords have HUGE competition. If you're on a tight budget, focus on long tail keywords (which contain from 4 and more words).

4. Are Your Keywords Profitable?

Are people, using your selected keywords, looking to buy something? A phrase like “Swiss watches” may have 10x more traffic, but a phrase like “buy a Swiss watch” will bring in the bucks with a higher ROI and will take a much shorter time to rank.

5. Test Your Keywords with Google AdWords before You Invest in Them

Here’s a simple tip that could easily save you 12 months of work: setting up an effective SEO campaign in a competitive market can be a long drawn out and expensive process. Worse yet, if you are focused on the wrong keywords, you might need to start over again after you find out that your site is not producing the results you want.

An easy way to avoid needing to start over is to test the value of your selected keywords before you heavily commit to your SEO strategy. Buying pay-per-click ads (PPC) from Google AdWords allows you to see what keywords have the ability to drive traffic to your site, and whether or not it converts to leads and clients! Many people waste thousands of dollars to find out later that their keywords don't bring them the right audience. Test your keywords in AdWords to avoid that. Learn how to do this right.

6. Focus!

Select a few main keywords, for which you want to rank high and focus on these keywords until you get the 1st place on Google for each of them. Don't invest in more than 5 keywords at a time unless you can afford that or if your keywords are long tail keywords (with very low competition). One of the biggest mistakes of many SEOs is trying to reach high rankings for 10 or more highly competitive keywords at once with low budget.

7. Go The Easy Way.

If you're on a tight budget, here is a 5-steps technique for you to get to the 1st spot on Google ASAP & with minimum budget.

If you're new to SEO, then we strongly recommend you to read more detailed help in regards to which keywords to choose in this great article, written by SEO Book.

P.S. And remember - the sooner you buy links for your site, the sooner you'll improve your rankings on Google, increase traffic & sales! (If you don't have a LinksManagement account yet, you can sign up free here or you can find out more about our PR4-PR8 contextual link building service here.)

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Google PageRank Formula

Google PageRank Formula Revealed!
Find Out The Most Efficient & Affordable Way of
Increasing Your Site's Google PR

Any backlink from any webpage increases your website's PR (except no-follow links). However, there is a HUGE difference between a passed PR weight from each web-page, depending on its PR and number of outbound links it has. The easiest way to increase your site's Google PR is to buy links on those pages, which pass high Google PR Weight to your web page! 

Passed PR Weight - is Google PageRank weight, passed from the backlink page to your web page. This weight is calculated based on the Google PageRank Formula. For your convenience, below we provided a simplified explanation of Google PR Formula / Algorithm.

Simplified Explanation of Google PageRank Formula / Algorithm

Each Google PageRank, which you see as a green bar in your Google Toolbar (which looks like this: ) has its own hidden weight, which is not shown in the toolbar. In the table below you can see that each PR has 5 times more weight, than the previous PR.

Google PR of the Backlink Page PR Weight of the Backlink Page PR0 1 PR1 5 PR2 25 PR3 125 PR4 625 PR5 3,125 PR6 15,625 PR7 78,125 PR8 390,625 PR9 1,953,125 PR10 9,765,625

It means that if you buy a backlink on Page A following to your Page B, then your page will get the following PR weight: PR weight of Page A / number of outbound links on Page A - 15% = weight, passed to your Page B - this is the formula! (Note: we didn't invent this algorithm. You can find the same, but more difficult explanation of Google PR formula on Wikipedia and other web resources.)
For example, if you buy a backlink on PR6 page with 25 outbound links, then your page will get the following PR weight: 15,625 (weight of PR6 page) / 26 outbound links (25 existing links, plus your link will become 26th outbound link) - 15% = 510.82 passed PR weight. This weight will be added to your current page's weight. If your page is PR0 (1 weight), then it will become PR3 in the next Google PR update. Why PR3? Link from PR6 page passed 510.82 weight to your page, and if you take a look in the above table, you'll see that to get PR4, you need to have 625 weight. Since your page has only 511.82 weight, it will get PR3.
Now, let's take a look at another example for you to see how important the number of outbound links is. For example, if you buy a backlink on PR6 page with only 1 outbound link, then your page will get the following PR weight: 15,625 (weight of PR6 page) / 2 (your link will become 2nd outbound link) - 15% = 6,640.62 weight. If your page is PR0, such backlink will increase your page PR to PR5 in the next Google PR update!
All this means that when you purchase backlinks, you need to consider not only Google PR of the page, but also the number of outbound links on that page. This is even more important! And this is what LinksManagement does for you: LinksManagement calculates PR weight of a backlink page and shows it to you in our Find & Buy Links Interface in the Passed PR Weight column. Buy Links With The Highest Google PR Weight Today, and Increase Your Site PR to The Next Level! If you don't have a LinksManagement account yet, sign up free below.

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