Offpage & Google.com what is best

Hi all,

I know only some points in offpage

1. Web direcotry submition
2. Artical submition
3. Social bookmarking

Now i want any best off page technics which can give me good rank.. so please help me for the same.

As I did all these 3 & now waiting for rank but still not.. so please help me with any good offpage technic for seo.

Thanks,
Samir

Article submission with article directories that do follow seems the best option of the three you have given.
A lot of directories are now using no follow and so are a large proportion of social bookmarking sites

Best off page technique is making your website a link bait. So stop doing Submissions in the name of SEO and work on your site contents. Gee i wonder then what will be your role than, unless u urself are involved in content development

And stop using those fake signatures before someone hit the red button.

For link building read here >> http://forums.seochat.com/link-popularity-43/link-building-101t-124545.html
For link bait read here >>http://forums.seochat.com/link-popularity-43/creating-link-bait-a-starting-point-230748.html

No one mentioned Blogs. Aren't those helpful in your SEO efforts?

When talking about Off-Page Optimization, it deals with building links.. Here are some of the lists of strategies that might help you get back links.. participate on the SEO strategies like article and directory submissions, blog commenting, forum posting, classified ads, press releases, link exchange, and social book marking.

I been reading about how link exchange is considered paid links according to Google web master guidelines.

Whats wrong with it Prof.Stan?

I think that is just another way to gather links as well as make your website popular, {if done properly without intending to spam}

With the Web2.0 evolving each passing day, sites like twitter, and more such microblogging platforms are rising up.. If you can market your stuff from them, what's wrong with striking a conversation at forums and blogs and strategically talk about your website as a reference..?

I've tried that, although it's not suitable for each and every website, but there are some niche` which can just get loads of it!

The above said methods do work, if done properly and not just by blatantly dropping a link every now then, here and there!

HJi LKS nice to see you but I am little disagree with you..


Maximum forums use no follow so it doesn't seoing.
And if you add good comment on others forum in that cases it is also very least chance of come visitors on your website.
Ok one thing agree you may add and forum section regarding your services and always remember your website visitors.


, OK if you add good articles then it is OK but I have seen many of the blog they just add crap articles on their blog....

But I have seen many of the users add agree, disagree and nice these type of comment.

If you do it link baiting purposes than it is OK but it need to good research and more expensive than link building.

I always appreciate you VIRAL MARKETING concept and work on that with you given advice but it really very time taken job and very expensive, becasue you need good research and a dedicated content writer.

My take on the whole blog thing, is that if you can get your "pitch" picked up by a high-profile blogger and they decide to link to you, then brilliant. I am yet to see a decent SEO campaign fuelled by blog comments alone.

My personal view is that blog comments are great from a personal branding exercise perspective and building authority and trust within your industry (with your users, not just Google).

I think we all know the answer to the question (or what have we been doing here for the last few years/months??). In no particular order:

1. Write good copy that appeals to both users AND search engines. You will be rewarded in more ways than one

2. Acquire quality inbound links within your niche. By doing step 1, you can actually have visitors do this for you (yes.. if they LOVE your content and it has a purpose, people will link to it!)

3. Submit yourself to useful, industry related directories and resources. Even if they no-follow, why wouldnt you want to be up there with other businesses in your niche?

4. Establish yourself as an authority and guru in your market and participate in high-profile discussions on things you are most knowledgeable.

5. Get your on-page SEO sorted

Obviously, the above makes the assumption that you have done your research to establish your killer-keywords and done your competitor analysis etc. If not.. then you are not ready to be considering links and content yet.

Stan,

When I say, doing it properly and not leaving a link blatantly, means the same what you are talking about..

Said that, The twitter and facebook too are not so good for backlinks just as the nofollow in forums.. but its not the links, its the traffic you get from them!