Thursday, 13 December 2012

Top 21 Tips To Increase Page Rank

Google Page Rank



1. Submit your blog to Web Directories

One of the best way to get High Quality backlinks is to submit your blog in Web Directories. There are millions of Free and Paid Web Directories available.
Some of Good Free Web Directories :
  • Jayde
  • Dmoz
  • Hotfrog
  • Somuch
  • Searchsight
Some of Good Paid Web Directories :
  • Yahoo Directory
  • Best of the Web
  • UncoverTheNet
  • Business
  • V7N Web Directory

2. Quality Content

In order to increase Page Rank you must have good quality content on your website. Always check for plagiarism before publishing any Guest Post to make sure that article is genuine.
Quality Content

You may be familiar with the quotation “Content is King” .

3. Guest Posting

Guest Post

One of the most popular way to get backlink from a High Page Ranked blog is to write a guest post, In return you will get two to three backlinks from his blog. Some bloggers don’t allow links to other’s blog in the post so you can only provide the link in Author Bio.
** It’s not as much easy as it seems to write a post and publish.

4. Link Exchange

Link Exchange

Link Exchange – One of very common technique used to get backlink from a blog.
Simply what you just have to do is to put a link with proper anchor text to your blog and in return other fellow will also have to do it.
Not only by this way you will get a backlink, but Traffic too  .

5. Domain Age

Google loves aged domains.
So many people register a domain for one year ,Work on it and leave it after one year.
Google trust those domains who are aged and give them a good rank according to their age too.
But unfortunately there is no way to increase domain age . Except to pay before domain expiration date  .

6. Build Link Wheel

Link Wheel

Building Link Wheel is one of the most advance and powerful technique to build backlinks.
The basic idea of link wheel is to create a pattern of links which flow from one website to another website which would finally link to a targeted website requiring promotion.
So you get powerful backlinks for your blog which helps to increase Page Rank.

7. Update Your Blog Regularly

Always update your blog regularly. But make sure that what you publish is unique and genuine. Google loves those website which updates regularly with unique content.
8. Direct Advertising
If you want to increase page rank of your blog than always prefer direct advertising because in this way you get a backlink from a website. Your ad can be in the form of image but will provide you a backlink.

9. Article Submission

If you want to get good page rank than always try to submit each of your post to articles submission directories.
Some of good Article Directory Submissions are :
  • Ideamarketers
  • Articlealley
  • GoArticles
  • SelfSeo
  • EzineArticles
  • Amazines
  • ArticleDashboard
  • AarticlesBase
  • Isnare

10. Comment on others blogs

CommentLuv

The simplest way to earn backlinks is to comment on others blog. Some blogs provide us Do follow backlinks which are very healthy nutrition for a blog page rank growth.
So keep commenting on blogs which are giving Do-Follow backlinks.

11. Join Forums

If your are using forums for sharing information ,helping others or getting information than must put some links in your threads. But do it safely that they well not consider your threads as spam.
Being fair with your blog, Keep your forum profile complete and provide your blog name in the website field there which makes a Do-Follow backlink from your profile.

12. Keep your blog always up

Wikipedia Logo

Google hates those blog which are sometime available and sometime not. So always keeps your blog up. Choose best web hosting to run your business.

13. Use Signatures

Using signatures in your email with your website URL also increase Page Rank. So add signatures in your email to earn a bonus while sending an email  .

14. Special Backlinks

Google loves those website which have backlinks from .Edu, .Gov and from Wikipedia. So considered these backlinks as special backlinks because it’s not easy to get backlinks from these websites.

15. Use Relavent Keywords

Always try to use relevant and commonly searched keywords. It not also boost up your traffic from Google but increase your page rank too.

16. Internal Link

Always try to link your old post in your current post. Google loves those websites who are rich with internal link building. More internal links building gives more traffic to your blog from search engines and increase Page Rank too.

17. Increase Page Load Time

Google hates those websites which open slowly. So you sould optimize MySQL tables usingphpMyAdmin to increase page load time and always use optimized images.

18. Remove Website field from Comment Box

Giving more external links than backlinks you have decreases your blog popularity, Page Rank and SEO of your blog. Whenever someone comments on your blog he puts a link in website field box to earn a backlink along with commenting on your blog. You may know some of blog which have removed website field box because they don’t want to give backlink to blogs.
Removing website field from comment box also causes decrease number of comments because 90% bloggers do comments to gain backlinks.

19. Search Google Your Website

Google Logo

If your blog is popular enough than it may be searched on Google even by placing the whole link. Google consider these blogs as popular blogs and give them a high Page Rank.

20. Social Media sharing

Social Media

Share your each post to top Social Media Sharing websites like Facebook, Twitter. Make your blogpage in Facebook and share your new posts there which increases interest to your blog.
Some of Social Network Sharing Websites are :
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Linkedin
  • Myspace
  • Google +
  • Deviantar
  • Livejournal
  • Tagged
  • Pinterest
  • Cafemom
  • Ning
  • Meetup
  • Mylife
  • Badoo

21. Stop Palying Tricks with Google

Last thing I want to share to all my readers, Don’t try to cheat Google by playing illegal tactics, Keep in mind you may be smart person but Google is more smarter than you can ever think. Playing illegal tactics not only decrease your traffic but can also remove your URL from Google search results so be fair with your blog and NEVER try to cheat Google.

Wednesday, 12 December 2012

TOP 10 SEO TIPS FOR BLOGGERS

As president and CEO of Submit Express, I personally oversee the operations of several company blogs and often author industry-related articles. From years of experience in operating mainly WordPress-based blogs, I have learned valuable lessons on how to optimize blogs for search engines and increase traffic to the sites. Here are my Top 10 SEO tips for bloggers; I hope these insightful tips can help improve your blog’s SEO.

1. Conduct proper keyword research and use keywords in your title and content. The title in your home page is the most important place to feature your most important keywords. When you post new articles, keep in mind that most blog platforms will make your article title the HTML title tag as well. Therefore, create your titles with keywords you want to target.

2. Be familiar with your blogging platform to use built-in SEO features. Install additional SEO pluggins. For WordPress, "All in One SEO" or "Platinum SEO" is recommended. They offer many settings that help to create a more SEO-friendly site.

3. Use SEO-friendly URLs. Basically adding keywords in your URLs is a good idea. In WordPress, this is done by turning on a function called "Permalinks."

4. Write original content. Do not copy content from other sites, and if you do, make sure to rewrite it completely to make it your own. More often than not, duplicate content gets filtered by the search engines.

5. Write blog posts on a regular basis and cover the latest topics and trends, which tend to get more traffic while they are hot. Fresh content is part of Google's algorithm.

6. Optimize your image names and alt tags to include keywords for better placement in the image search portion of the search engines.

7. Publish links to your posts on social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. Also, submit them to social bookmarking sites such as StumbleUpon and Reddit. Social media involvement and links are good for SEO purposes.

8. Build links to your main page and internal posts. If you own several blogs, try to find similar posts and link them to each other.

9. Write guest blog posts on similar sites for link building purposes. A good way to do this is to ask other bloggers to exchange articles, with guest blog credits. You can also participate in link exchange with other bloggers from blogrolls, but in general try to not have too many outgoing links from your own blogroll, as it may reduce the value of your website.

10. Go easy on importing RSS feeds into your blog. While it could be a good source for additional content, you want the majority of your content to be original. If you’re going to use RSS feeds, I recommend keeping it to less than 10 percent of your overall content. If your regular content does not keep up with that ratio, then remove old RSS posts regularly. There was a time when the "Autobloged" plugin for WordPress was being used by many bloggers, or I should say spammy bloggers, with great success. Sites would receive a massive amount of content in little time and would end up getting hundreds of rankings. However, the Panda update makes this difficult.


Sunday, 9 December 2012

Top 10 Directories to List on for SEO

Online directories are online guides that organize websites by subjects. Submitting your website on these online directories can influence your SEO results. The following takes a look at the top 10 directories to be listed on for SEO purposes

What is a Directory?

Online directories systematize websites into subject-based categories and list them in an alphabetical manner in order for easy viewing. Editors evaluate the content of websites and organize them into sub-categories that will then be placed within the directory. The editors that categorize the websites look at various factors before placing them within the directories. Online directories take into consideration the commercial versus non-commercial and geographical components of a selected website. In short, a directory is a database that contains information that has been optimized for reading. These directories also contain search portals for traffic to browse and search for keyword look-ups.

SEO and Directories

The process of SEO involves the evaluation of your existing website. Tweaking of content and text within web pages is carried out in order to make your website more visible on search engines. SEO optimizes your site by using high-quality keywords in your web articles. By doing this, search engines can recognize and trust your website enough to place it in a higher page ranking. By getting your website listed on high ranking directories, your site has a better chance of obtaining high-quality traffic, ultimately leading to more purchases and an increase in your return on investment (ROI). Some directories require payment to list your site.

1. Librarians’ Internet Index (PR9)- A very high-quality free link, but very difficult to get. Websites must go through a thorough review and must contain alot of informative content.

2.DMOZ (PR8)- The Open Directory Project is a great authority link and its free. Unfortunately it can take up to a year to be indexed depending on the editor for the category you are submitting to. Don’t keep resubmitting your site, it only puts you at the end of the line.

3. Yahoo Directory(PR8)- Another great authority link if your site is not commercial inclusion is free but can be slow. Commercial listings are $299 a year.

4. Business.com (PR7)- Great link for business sites submission cost $299 a year make sure to get the standard listing not the PPC which is a redirected link.

5.Best of the Web (PR7)- Free link for non-commercial sites. Otherwise its $69.95 a year or $199.95 for a permanent link. Many of BOTW’s category pages have high Google Page Rank without that many outgoing links making this a solid backlink.

6. JoeAnt.com (PR6)- $39.99 one-time fee, free for editors guaranteed review within two business days.

7. The Hot VS. Not Directory(PR6)- High Page rank directory $60 for a year $200 for a permanent link.

8. Directory World(PR5)- Professional web directory for 24.95 annually.

9. GoGuides (PR5)- Websites are instantly included $69.95 per site.

10. Rubber Stamped(PR4)- Solid link from an up and coming directory $29.95 one time review fee.

Web Directory Facts
  • Web directories existed before search engines came into being.
  • Online directories contain mass amounts of links to sites, these are arranged alphabetically.
  • The directories are edited by humans; therefore URL's are not gathered or spidered. Rather they are submitted by site owners.
  • The advantage of the directories being edited manually is that you do not have to worry about being classified under the wrong categories.
  • The only disadvantage of directories is that the information available for traffic to browse may be outdated.
  • The directories do not have spiders so you will need to submit your URL to a search directory.
  • By your site being listed on a directory, you will have backlinks and your site will be visible for spiders to index.
  • Dmoz is a very popular directory as it accepts links of all types of sites. It is however extremely difficult to list your website on Dmoz and can take a very long time. Dmoz also only lists sites with noteworthy content.
Conclusion
Online directories help in optimizing your site for visibility within search engines. They also give your site a good starting point in terms of exposure and provide the needed information for traffic to get hold of your business and possibly make purchases of your product or service.

Tuesday, 4 December 2012

3 Tips For Off Page Optimization Techniques For SEO Success



So today, I’ll discuss 3 tips for Off Page Optimization Techniques For SEO Success:

1) Link Building:

The most important part of Off Page Optimization is Link Building. You should try to get as many backlinks as possible from other websites. The number and quality of backlinks is crucial for your PageRank to increase and ultimately to rank higher in search results. PageRank is directly proportional to the no. of unique pages that are linking to your site. If you have high no. of backlinks from the websites with good PageRank, you will have a high PageRank. So, spend some time in getting those backlinks.


Here are some tips to get backlinks:

- Guest Blogging on sites related to your blog niche.
- Press Releases
- Forum Posting related to your blog niche.
- Article Submission to sites like Ezine, Hubpages, etc.
- Blog Commenting on ‘DoFollow’ Sites
- Image Sharing on sites like photobucket, flickr, etc.
- Video Sharing on sites likes YouTube, Vimeo, etc.
- RSS Feed Creation & Submission
- Directory Submission such as Dmoz.org, Technorati.com, etc.
- Use of Social Media: Share and promote your content on all the major social media sites such as Facebook, twitter, Linkedin, Digg, StumbleUpon, Reddit, Tumblr, Google Plus and Pinterest. All these sites can bring a huge amount of traffic to your site and also helps in link building.

2) Anchor Text:

 Now another important factor in Off Page Optimization is Anchor Text. Anchor Text is the text to form a Hyperlink. If you are not choosing the right anchor text, then all of your efforts of getting backlinks will not be much useful.
For example, If I want to link to this page – http://www.youngblah.com/what-is-page-rank/ and the main keyword is Pagerank.
I can use “Click Here(Anchor Text) to know more about PageRank.”
But ‘Click Here’ doesn’t tell Google Bots what the link is pointing to. So, use the link on the keyword.
Right Method(Example), “Click here to know more about PageRank(Anchor Text)”.
So, you should try to get backlinks from other websites using the right Anchor Text to make your site more relevant in Google search results.

3) Best Practices:

- Quality and Natural Links matters.
- Avoid Paid Backlinks.
- Avoid Link Exchange.
- Try to get Backlinks from High Authority Sites or from sites with at least PR 1 or above.
- Try to get Backlinks from sites that are relevant to your content.
- A link in the footer of a website is weighted less by Google than the link appearing on the top or in the main content of the page.

Monday, 3 December 2012

On-Page Optimization Tips

  1. Avoid the following things which can get you in trouble with search engines:

  2. - Don't use hidden text or hidden links.
    - Don't employ cloaking or lightning fast java redirects.
    - Don't load up your pages with irrelevant words.
    - Don't create multiple pages, sub-domains, or domains with substantially duplicate content.

  3. Did you know that every page of your website stands on its own?

    Every page should have a unique title, description, and keyword tag. The description tag should describe ONLY that page. The keyword tag should include keywords for just that page. Include 5-6 keywords, including the main keyword phrase and synonyms of that keyword phrase.
    Don't make the mistake of including every keyword that could possibly describe what your site is about in your keyword tag. Make your keyword meta tag specific for each page.
    The keyword tag holds very little importance anyway, but be sure to make it page specific. FOCUS!


  4. Do you have a site map on your website?

    In Google's Terms of Service, they suggest that you use a site map, so set one up immediately! There are many excellent programs that will create site maps for you. Put a link to your site map on every single page of your site, and link to your other pages using link text that describes those pages. This link building service includes Google Sitemap Generator Setup, absolutely FREE.


  5. Stay away from “little” keywords.

    When you’re looking for terms to optimize for, especially primary key phrases, it is generally a good idea to stay away from “little” keywords, such as the, and, or, for, etc.

  6. Does keyword in domain name make sense?

    People often seem to ask how important it is to include keywords that they want to rank for in their domain name. The answer is that it’s not essential, but it helps a lot.

  7. Make title from 3 to 9 words!

    Page title elements are normally 3-9 words (60-80 characters) maximum in length, no fluff, straight and to the point. This is what shows up in most search engine results as a link back to your page. Make sure your Page Title Element(title tag) is relevant to the content on the page.

  8. Describe your site in META!

    The META description tag usually consists of 25 to 30 words or less using no more than 160 to 180 characters total (including spaces). The META description also shows up in many search engine results as a summary of your site.

    Make sure your META Description Tag is relevant to the content on the page.

  9. Insert keywords in META tag.

    For those search engines that are META enabled, the META keywords tag used to be one of the most important areas after the page title and page description. It has been abused by both marketers and consumers alike that there is very little weight given to the META keywords tag.

    Don't fret over your META keywords tag. Utilize keywords and keyword phrases from your title element, META description tag, heading tag and first one or two paragraphs of visible content. Try to limit it to 15 to 20 words if possible.

  10. Don't forget about heading tag.

    At least one heading tag <h1> should appear at the top of your page and be well written using prime keywords and keyword phrases. You can use CSS to control the appearance of the heading tags

  11. Do you know what is Alt?

    Alt text is the line of text you see pop up  when you place your cursor over an image. It also displays a text representation of the image when the user has images turned off in their browser (this is the intended behavior). It is highly recommended that you utilize this area as it is required under accessibility laws and, is indexed by the search engines.

  12. Alt in Internet Explorer is different than in other browsers.

    Internet Explorer (IE) will display alt text when you hover your cursor over an element that utilizes the alt attribute. This is incorrect behavior as the alt text is designed to be displayed when the user has their images turned off while browsing. Other browsers such as Opera and Mozilla will not display the alt text on hover.

  13. Traits of Alt.

    The alt attribute should not to be stuffed with keywords or phrases. The alt text should mirror the content of the image. If it is a graphic header, then your alt attribute should mirror the text in the graphic header.

    Alternative text values should not exceed 80 characters in length. If more than 70-80 characters are required one should use the longdesc attribute as an alternative to alt text.
    Make sure your Alt Attribute is relevant to the content for that image.

  14. Avoid graphic links.

    Many web sites utilize graphic representations of links. These are visually appealing, but the text in the image cannot be indexed by the spiders.

  15. Content is King.

    Content (visible copy) weighs heavily and is considered one of the primary areas of search engine optimization and marketing.

    Your content should be written in a way that grabs the users attention, while utilizing your targeted keywords and keyword phrases. There is a method to placement of the keywords and keyword phrases that will help your web site gain better placement in the search engines. Balance is essential and creating that balance takes knowledge and experience.

  16. Add content regularly

    You should make it your goal to add at least one new page of content daily if possible. If not, then once a week is acceptable. You want to keep your website content fresh and give your visitors something to come back for on their next visit. Stale website content may not perform as well as fresh website content.

    Utilize last modified dates on your pages so that visitors to your site know when the page was last modified and how fresh the content is.

  17. Name files with keywords

    Instead of naming your file pagename.asp, you would name it keyword-phrase.asp or page-name.asp. Always use hyphens (-) to separate the words in your file names, use all lower case for file naming, this includes images too.

  18. Name directories appropriately
    Be descriptive with naming directories. Don't get carried away, but make sure at least one keyword or keyword phrase appears in the directory name. Don't forget to use hyphens (-) to separate the words.

  19. Don't stuff keywords in title
    Don't stuff a bunch of keywords in your title separated by commas. It is one of the most unprofessional practices and it doesn't work real well for scan friendliness.

  20. Define which products have the highest profit margin?

    A product that is less searched but has a higher profit margin would be easier to obtain a search engine ranking and would yield higher revenues.

  21. Use only one < H1 > tag per page, and use your keyword phrase in the tag. Use it toward the top of the page. Make sure it captures your visitors' attention as soon as they land on your site. Also, make sure your first paragraph or the first words you use are interesting and designed to hold your visitors' attention. If you don't grab their attention and HOLD IT in the very beginning, they'll hit the back button and go back to the search results . . . it's as simple as that.


  22. Another tip on freshening up some of your Title Tags.
    Think about this. Turn some of your titles into a question. Asking a question is a great attention getter.
    - Where on earth would you go if you had your pilot license?
    - What would you do if your career was terminated?
    - When should you submit your web pages?
    By asking a question, you create more response because it makes the reader think.


  23. Did you know that there is some relevancy advantage in larger sites at the point that you begin to have around 100 pages or more indexed?
    Something seems to happen around the 100 page mark. Remember to focus on building quality content of genuine value to your readers.


  24. How fast do your pages load?
    Did you know that if your page loads too slowly, you could be deterring some search engine robots from crawling your website? Try and ensure your page loads within under 30 seconds (or even faster.) If your graphics are too bulky, check out a service calledhttp://www.optiview.com to accelerate your page loading speed.

  25. Prominence is best described as how close to the beginning of a specific area in which the keyword appears.
    A keyword or keyword phrase that appears closer to the top of the page or area may often be considered mildly more relevant.


  26. Next time you are working on an important sales letter, remember to spend at least 50% of your time working on that all important headline text.
    This includes both the Title Tag and your main < H1 > Header on the page. Little changes to Heading text can make huge impacts with a little thought.
    Here is a variety of free validators you can use to check your CSS Style Sheets or HTML Validation or several other unique free tools from the W3.org. http://www.w3.org/QA/Tools/

  27. How compelling are your Meta descriptions?

    - Do you remember to use your important keyword phrase in the description?
    - Are you taking time to write unique descriptions for each of your pages?
    - How about a call to action? Do you remember to include good calls to action in your description?

Thursday, 29 November 2012

7 Considerations Of An SEO Website Audit In 2013

Within the living medium as dynamic and ever-changing as the ‘net — nothing needs more attention today than your website.  For example, many business owners don’t know that the search engines look at freshness and recency of data as one of the important indicators for online success. But, there are over 200 factors that count into the search algorithm for Google.

While many of these are not known, we’ve learned about some of them over time. A user-and-search friendly site with tons of quality content (value) is a good place to begin. And, if you start with the  7 core components of Google’s Ranking Algorithm, all search engines will reward you with a higher position in the natural search results. The art and science of SEO (search engine optimization) is what you must consider.

Here are 7 insights for a better search experience.

SEO is more than just creating a page or website and deploying. You must think strategically about keywords, content and links. It’s also important to address all the technical issues – from the server side issues to the HTML code and more.

Begin with these 7 elements – the order is important:
  • Keywords – do you have keywords and phrases that people search for on your pages? Did you analyze your market and perform keyword research? Are they included naturally throughout your page(s)?
  • Linking – are you creating enough quality content to attract links from others? Link quality matters more than link quantity.
  • Anchor text links – are you receiving links with “keyword phrases” in your inbound link profiles? For example, “Bankruptcy Attorney New York” is better than “Click Here”
  • Popularity – how “popular” is the page that is linking back to you? How relevant is the exterior page and link? If your theme is about topic “X”, get more relevant links from within that community
  • How do the visitors see your site? Favorably? Make sure your traffic and click-through-data matches the search query, and that you don’t have a high bounce-rate.
  • Are you including social media? Search engines use signals from activity on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and others.
  • Speed and website up-time. Make sure you are hosting with a professional grade hosting partner, and that you have fast load times of pages and all online assets (code, images, documents, etc)
Make sure you have keywords that match your pages. You can use the Free Google Keyword Tool. (Search for that in Google)
When we look at doing an SEO audit for your website – we look at all these factors + indexation issues, crawling issues and lots more. It will allow your “house” to be erected and stand on solid ground for a long time.

Wednesday, 28 November 2012

SEO Tips for Site Competitor Analysis

In today’s highly competitive market, it is extremely recommended that every business should analyze their competitors every now and then. This is also true with SEO.
With thousands of SEO companies having set their strong foothold as well as with many others burgeoning up, it would be a grave oversight to underestimate your competitors.
In order to remain on top of competition and even make through in this cut-throat business rivalry, it is really crucial to learn what your competitors are doing online. Therefore, it is highly necessary to undertake an In-Depth Competitor Analysis not only regularly but even at the start of your search engine optimization campaign of your business.

What is Competitor Analysis?
Competitor analysis is a crucial part of an SEO campaign in which one study assesses and analyzes in detail all aspects of each current and potential competitor’s online marketing strategy.
Why do a Competitor Analysis?
Many SEO services provide SEO packages that include competitor analysis though many still believe in the high ranking of their keywords as a tangible proof of a properly managed SEO campaign. However, a high PageRank wouldn’t generate traffic; much less generate leads and sales to the website, especially if a site ranks well for keywords that aren’t often searched.
So, it is actually much better, though Pagerank still matters, to focus on doing a competitor analysis because it will:
  • help you determine the factors why they are ranking much better than your site
  • provide an informed basis to think and plan well for some SEO Techniques and strategies on how to outrank your competitors
  • help your business understand their competitive advantages/disadvantages relative to competitors
  • generate understanding of competitors’ past, present and most importantly future online marketing strategies
  • help predict the returns that may be made from future investments

Search Engine Optimisation Tips

In order to outrank and out-sale your competitors, do these SEO tips:

1.   Discover who are your real and main competitors

Search Google for five of your keywords. The websites that have high rankings or rank best for your keywords are your main competitors.

2.   Analyze the Backlinks of your Competitors

Find out how many of the links to your competitors contain your target keywords then try to have more inbound links that contain your target keywords than your competitors’ in order to beat your competitor.

3.   Check the PageRank spread of the linking pages

Find the Google PageRank of each page that links to your competitors, for it can also help you in finding out why some websites rank higher than others. Then if you want to outperform them, try to get more high PR links.

4.   Check the top level domains of the linking pages

Try to have more backlinks from websites that use the corresponding top level domain than your competitors

5.   Check the content of the linking pages

Google prefers websites that get links from related websites. Try to acquire more inbound links from related websites than the websites of your competitors.

6.   Used these specific key metrics in analysis
  • Page Authority (PA) gives a good picture of the relevancy and quantity of high quality sites and domains that link to the page.
  • Domain Authority (DA) gives a good picture of the relevancy and quantity of high quality sites and domains that link to the entire domain
  • Unique Domains – Page reflects the quality of inbound links that point to a specific URL or page  as Google looks at specific linking domains and the quantity of unique domains tends to be better
  • Unique URLs – Page reflects the true quantity of inbound links as Google looks at the specific linking URLs and domains.
  • Unique Domains – Domain reflects the true quantity of inbound links that point to the entire domain as Google looks at the specific linking URLs and domains.
  • Unique URLs – Domain reflects the true quantity of inbound links that point to the entire domain as Google looks at the specific linking URLs and domains.
  • KW Relevance – Page indicate how relevant a specific URL or page is for a specific keyword or phrase
  • KW in URL reflects how many of the target keywords are present in the ranking URL
7.   Compile & Review Search Engine Result Page (SERP) Data

Find out your three primary target keywords used by your competitors then gather and review the Domain Authority, Page Authority, Keyword Relevance and Keyword in URL Data of these targeted keywords.