I do not understand why my site is not on top.

Amerigohosting: From what I understand, create pages on squidoo with anchor text for my blog?

Guys: Is there any way to tell google that my site has more age? Because in fact he is older yes, the change in the domain that is saying he is again, where he fell was quite believe my visits.

thanks all for help!

 

Create a squidoo page within the same niche: ie, if you have a site selling guitars, make a page about a certain guitarist.

Just make sure to link back to your site, using the anchor text you want your site to rank for, in the page ie:

This guy is amazing with a <a href="yoursite.com">bass guitar</a>

HTML:

 

Thank amerigohosting.

Does anyone have any more suggestions?

 

I can not understand is this, my old page had not even registered domain, was possessed of blogspot and more visits to this new domain, and this new domain already has a number of backlinks and SEO best.

 

You need more and more back link for your site. Build back link using your targated keywords. Also need to put some unieuq relevent content on your site Google love to eat unique content

 

Domain age may be the problem with you. Keep analyze your competitors who in-front of you on serp. you will get a clue to become top.

 

It means that you need to build more backlinks for your site using that keyword. Double your task in getting relevant link as much as you can do to outrank your competitors

 

IMO, the higher position guy actually have good on-page SEO even if the site looks old fashioned.

And I'm sure they have numbers of actual, legit backlinks on them.

Actually, your SEO can be worse than the higher guys - you'll see that the top guy have alot of pages that SEO'd for 'Carros Tunados' linked together while on your site I only see the main page doing this.

 

Friend, if you visit my posts, you'll see that many have the anchor text for "Carros Tunados" in the sidebar.

thanks for all information!

 

You can analyze the case under the top site, look at where the gap

 

Your old site is an OLD page. That's why it's higher up. Google likes old pages more than new ones because they're proven. Remember, the average lifespan of a web page is 75 days. This factors heavily into how search engines manage their listings of web pages. They give a lot of weight to the fact that a site has beaten the odds and survived for years.

It is probably no coincidence either that that 75 day mark also happens to be around the age that the "sandbox" kicks in for a site, though it does not happen to all sites.

My old website was #1 for its keywords for years and I never had to do anything at all to keep it there. My new one? Same content, perfect matching domain, have to keep advertising or it slips within days.

 

Actually my pages are new. I'll wait up to 75 days. I believe it will make 2 months of age my posts, because I changed the permalinks.

Thanks!

 

my domain has completed one year of age and nothing to improve.

 

Sorry to hear that, didn't realize the thread was a year old. I have trouble getting ahead of some of the sites that have terrible SEO as well that are aged. What about trying to add a Youtube video related to your niche on the main page? Add a few more headings?

 

Friend, believe not influence much but I can try. thanks!

 

way not make backlink from article directory or press release?

 

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