Your Daily SEO Routines?

brettek · Feb 8, 2015

Hi everyone,
Can I have your shares on your SEO tasks you are doing everyday to help your site improve on SERPs?
I'm applying some ways as following:
- Monitor my site, tracking results
- Building backlinks from forums and promote
- Submitting on social networks my blog links
- Learning new techniques from tips on other blogs and communities
- Check forums for responses to any posts I started or am watching
- Building my audience on my social networks

Am I right and what are your daily SEO routines?

elcidofaguy · Feb 8, 2015

Hiya Brettek,

For me my main focus is to develop a content marketing plan... Of which this is based on keyword research i.e. traffic vs. competition - which is then used to compile a list of to do articles.. I aim for around 50 and try to implement that a couple of times a week... with use of contracted writers... In parallel I also develop a tier 1 resources which is used for backlinking/traffic purposes. Check out this thread - as I provide a list which you can download...

The tier 1 list is used as a basis to form a long term plan - which includes video, social media marketing etc.... My approach is to place content on my primary site which is then followed by some backlinks and social signals in order to encourage ranking improvements... I also use ads - primarily for list capturing and especially when starting a new project....

In addition I also pursue guest articles on high authority sites.... as well as buying old domains as part of a PBN which is used for backlinking... all of these activities are planned/scheduled months in advance...

My best advice overall is to keep a careful eye on your footprints wrt G's algo so that you keep under the radar from algorithmic penalties... as well as making sure that only the best quality content goes on your primary website....

Hope that helps!

Cheers,

Sid

richadrverma · Feb 9, 2015

For Daily SEO of your website you have to build high quality backlinks for your site & Blog update.

Hassan · Feb 9, 2015

My routine is like this:

1. Check Google Webmaster Tool for reports, issues and errors.
2. Analysis and Keyword Research.
3. Creating Linkworthy Content.

Samuel Murray · Feb 20, 2015

Sure, I monitor my positions, I write in my blog and on my pages in social networks.

danny83 · Feb 23, 2015

My daily SEO strategy starts with:
â€¢ Coffee (first things first, usually around 8 AM)
â€¢ Checking backlinks and authority (Landing page, inner pages backlinks)
â€¢ Reading my favorite websites, IT news etc.
â€¢ Tweet something to attract some attention
â€¢ Writing blog article
â€¢ Collecting blog articles, sharing on social networks, article aggregation etc.
â€¢ Analyzing competition
â€¢ Checking forums and writing or learning something from other members
â€¢ The end of the day

eeveeforeevee · Feb 27, 2015

I had my website company before. Before parting ways with them, they taught me how to maintain my SEO by linking my websites to similar businesses with similar niche. And Promoting locally.

Sofia · Feb 27, 2015

Try exploring on these lines::
Develop an Idea Worthy of Spreading through social networks
Conduct Competitive Research to know who you're up against
Plan & Produce Your Content
Evaluate Your Progress After a month or two

kevinarndale · Feb 28, 2015

Before you start your SEO work, you should check the website for any types of errors (broken links, image not showing etc). Then check the ranks (manually or with software). You can also check Webmaster tools. Apart from this, the daily work also includes article posting, SBM, microblogging, image sharing, forum posting, PPT/PDF creation and sharing. Finally, I focus on SMO on which I tend to put more emphasis.

leesaaugustin · Mar 1, 2015

elcidofaguy said:
I'm some what baffled and amused by your question ;-)

First of all lets clarify one thing... If you are creating instagram, pinit, youtube vids, web 2.0's , guest articles etc etc.. With the aim of creating backlinks to boost your rankings then its all manipulation and if you take the time and effort to analyze websites rankings on the serps for competitive keywords then you will see from backlinking profile etc that the vast majority are manipulated...

there is always a balance between ranking with internet promotions and buying reputation, like buying high pr links. I believe, reputation, SEPR, is all about earning it and not buying to earn

elcidofaguy said:
With backlinks its all about getting them from authority sites... Sites which G trusts... based on metrics such as DA, TF/CF etc.. So to get them you can of course do guest articles (paid or free), buy backlinks as well as many other methods incl. social shares etc... and surprise surprise one other way is to buy domains/websites which have good authority metrics... What is it that you dont understand??? Have a look at godaddy auctions, flippa etc... There are literally hundreds of thousands of people buying/selling domains - many for the purpose of off-page SEO through PBNs.... There is tons of stuff online on this subject.... A link is a link and its about the quality of that link which matters.... i.e. from an authoritative site, that is what counts....

if you just think, link is a link, you got it because you paid, it is a manipulation. It may hurt you.

malith · Mar 3, 2015

First I do check the Google Webmaster Tools and Analytics for any improvements/issues. If both tools stats are okay, I start to check my website. After that I start to build links for my websites.

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