Need SEO help with my site

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I noticed using googles toolbar that your PR is grey on your homepage....what's up with that ? Usually it means you have been banned, especially since the hompage isn't in googles cache either..However your internal pages seem to have PR or at least the white PR.

The link he posted has a period mark at the end of the .com take that off and the index shows PR.

escoman, there are a lot of different aspects to optimizing your pages for SEO. The best way to start is to read articles and get a basic understanding of what makes the SE's tick, then from there once you have more specific questions come back and ask them and the experts will help you tweak it.

http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...izing+tutorial

Hope that helps.

I have a few questions..

How is my internal linking? I want to increase the PR for my categories and my main pages and I think I do it the right way?

Why are some links shown as backlinks and some others not?

What is a good keyword density and how will it affect my site?

How important is it for the SERP listing to have keywords on top of the page?

What is the optimal On-Page seo for my site? Should i make any changes? Will good On-Page seo itself be able to reach top 10 in the SERPs?

Lets say I get 100 backlinks for all of my pages, will this increase my SERP position dramaticly?

Should I spend all my time getting backlinks?

ohh.. forgot one of my most important questions!

Will having the the same keyword twice in the title like this:

"Anal sex links to good anal sex sites"

increase my position in the serps?

Yeah, it looks good to me. The best thing you can do is just look for more ways to keep on linking other pages. The more criss-crossing you do, the better.

It depends on how much importance the page is given by the SE you're referring to. For example, if you bought a domain right now and put up a page linking to your site.. that link wouldnt show up. But, if you got a link from Google's main page, then that link would show up. How important a page has to be, etc. Is part of the SEO mystery. No real way to find out and it changes all the times. Basically a page usually has to be atleast PR 2 before it has enough importance to count in as a backlink.

Keyword density is basically how often your keyword is found on the page in question. You have to remember that all html tags are counted in a page. So what's a good keyword density on a page? Just try and get as close as possible to the results in the SERPs. If the number one result has a keyword density of 40% try and match that or do a little better like 45%.


I'm a bit confused about this, SERP's are search engine result pages. ie: when you search for a term, the results the search engine gives you are called the SERP's. But if you mean to ask, how important is it to have your keywords at the top of a page, it is important. Google tries to emulate people. So when they're factoring how relevant a page is, they take the words on the top of the page as more important. Afterall, whats important usually is on top, and whats not so important is buried at the bottom fo the page.

What is the optimal on-page seo? If you mean that question literally I would translate that to mean how well your site is structure for seos like your use of h1 tags, your keyword density, the structure, etc. As for making changes, yes, you always need to keep learning more about optimising your pages and keep current with the times. The problem is its hard to find people who will tell youe exactly what you need to do to get it better, without charging you. The best way to find out how to optimise your page is by searching for the keywords you feel you have a shot at and from there check out what they're doing and how you can do that on your site. But before you can really analyze other pages, you need to know the basics aof h1 tags, keyword density, use of tables, linking, etc.

Your backlinks are your link popularity. Link popularity can be measured by Google's Page Rank. Page Rank is one of many factors that determine where you site will be listed in the SERP's. Backlinks will NEVER hurt you and will always help you. But by simply going out and getting as many backlinks as you can, you're not focusing your energy in the best way possible. Right now google places a lot of importance on incoming links. So if someone links to you with the text "Porn Hitz" this will greatly help you in the SERPs for the key phrase Porn Hitz. If you want to rank well for a certain keyword, you need incoming keywords text links, optimise your page, and keep working at it, you'll see results. Just be selective with what keywords you want. free sexy porn is possible when you're starting out. Free porn isnt.

There isn't one thing you can do to make it all happen. You have to be on top of everything. Watch the serp's, design your sites with SEO in mind, etc.

It comes down to keyword density again. Whats the perfect keyword density for a page title? Let me know when you find out. From my experience, I like to have 8-12 words in my title with the keywords repeated twice. But thats not a proven solution, its just my opinion.

Thanks for all the comments!

I will begin optimizing my pages better and getting relevant backlinks. I don´t think SEO is very hard, it´s very logic. Good relevant pages will always stay on top of google and your mission is to make your pages as relevant as the top 10 links.

Thanks,
I know what to do now!

one word. backlinks.

use ppc and it will result in better listings everywhere.
http://www.smart-keywords.com/search-engine-list.html