Off Page Seo?

You should start with keyword research and finalize number of keywords to be promoted, after that you can do onpage for that website (It will cover image optimization, head tags, meta tags, navigation issues etc..). Then start with offpage activities which will include:-

article posting
blog posting
social bookmarking
forum posting
directory submission
ad posting
social media optimization
video promotion etc....

Best of Luck

 

Really good information.

 

You can do some activities for off page SEO:
(1) Directory submission( only in top class directory)
(2) Article submission ( Don't submit one article in more than one directory)
(3) Press-Release submission
(4) Blog writing
(5)Free classifieds ads.
(6) Forum posting
(7) Social book-marking

 

Off Page Optimization really helpful get good ranking and derive massive part of traffic from different places. These activities involve in Off page Optimization

1 Search Engine Sub
2 Directory Sub
3 Bookmark Sub
4 Article Sub
5 Press Release
6 Classified Ads Sub
7 Review Sub
8 Blog Commenting & Creation
9 Forum Posting
10 Web 2.0

These activities really helpful get good ranking in major search engine results listing.

 

For off page SEO you need quality and unique content then distribute this content over article sites, press release over pr sites and you can post both article and pr for the blog submission. Then bookmarking is a must because this helps in indexing your pages and also create backlinks. Classified submission, forum posting, directory submission, blog commenting are all off page seo.

 

I would skip the #4 item that 2nd poster said about submitting to search engines. Some people presume there's more credibility out of the gate in letting your site be discovered through other links rather than direct submission. An easy (and fastest) way to get your site crawled is to send a ping. Go to pingomatic and enter your website URL. Poof, Google subscribes to pingomatic and in my experience crawls the site almost immediately.

Leaving comments on people's blogs helps too, even if its nofollow. Believe me, your site will still be followed and some link juice will be passed, for example, if you have a Wikipedia link to your site.

 

Off-page is a broad concept. When you say "off-page", you probably mean:

- link building (most likely)
- social media marketing (SMM), that is, promotion in Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, etc.
- paid advertising (buying banners on other sites, paid reviews, adwords, etc.)
- other possible variants.

When I began my first campaign on a new site, I remember I was using a back link tool to exchange links with other webmasters.
Even though that was a long time ago, it still works nowadays to some extent.

I would also go comment on blogs and forums (by hand) and get links, most of which were nofollow, but some were dofollow.

 

Firstly start Social Bookmarking,Directory,Forums,Profile linking & Dofollow linkbuilding..
And u can do Business Listing also..

 

There are following steps for effective off page optimization.
1.search engine submission.
2.Directory submissions.
3.Article Submission
4.Social bookmarking submission.
5.Then you can do other activities like blog commenting,classified submission,Press release submission,SMO,etc.

 

It solely requires content building in initial phase with bookmarking and Forum Psting on high PR websites and don't forget to do blog comments too.

 

Analysis keyword competition and after that prepare some article content, blog content, and press release etc. Submit these content on related sites, do forum posting, google groups, guest blogging and more continuously sure you'll achieve a good result.

 

find some good way to build back-links http://nickstraffictricks.com/8042_43-ways-to-build-backlinks/

 

off-page optimization starts with all link building techniques of seo..

 

well said.

 

Off Page SEO is really helpful get quality back link form other websites and also get good ranking on targeted keywords in major search engine results listing. Mainly Off Page SEO consists with these activities..

1 Directory Submission
2 Bookmark Sub..
3 Article Sub..
4 Press Release Sub..
5 Forum Posting..
6 Classified Ads Sub..
7 Web 2.0 Websites
8 Business listing
9 Yahoo Answers

Thanks Activities are major in Off page optimization..

 

In the off page SEO start with the directory submission , and then continue with the article, classified, blog, forum posting, bog commenting, etc.....

Thanks

 

Off page is the process of promoting a website or getting back links with the help of different SEO strategies.There are lot techniques are available for doing off page of any website.Use any technique but keep in mind relevancy and quality work.Because after the Google penguin update Google is going more strict about link building techniques.

 

You should start off page activities by doing some search engine submissions and free directory submissions. After that you can do quality content article and press release submissions, social bookmarking submissions, blog creations, forum postings, video promotions etc.. In offpage there are also some activities which could be done, these are as follows:-

classified posting
social media optimization
document submissions
blog directory submisisons
etc.

 

submit your site to high page ranked sites

 

100 ways for off page optimization


1. Create viral linkbait if you use wordpress.
2. Write and give away a free ebook.
3. Write a pillar (authority) article.
4. Create a numbers list (10 ways to xxx, 20 different xxxx).
5. Hold a contest, and require that they link back to you for an entry.
6. Send off interview templates to big bloggers, and post up completed interviews.
7. Create a Wordpress plugin.
8. Design a hot Wordpress theme, and distribute it for free, requiring they keep your link in the footer.
9. Create controversy (be careful and don’t get into something you can’t handle)
10. Find a scammer/shady website or blogger, and make the world known about it.
11. Submit a press release about your new product or news.
12. Submit your site to free directories (careful, only SEO friendly ones)
13. Submit your site to paid directories (dmoz(kidding!), yahoo, alive)
14. Submit articles to article directories.
15. Submit posts to blog carnivals.
16. Email a webmaster, and ask for a link.
17. Offer to buy a one way link from another relevant website (keep this on the DL)
18. Send unsolicited, yet awesome articles to other bloggers to reference or post
19. Let your networked friends know that you’ll do reviews and testimonials.
20. Buy reviews on pay-per-post or a similar service.
21. Get on the Digg front page (and watch your server melt).
22. Exchange Stumbles on popular webmaster forums.
23. Submit to Del.icio.us
24. Answer a question on Yahoo Answers and reference your site.
25. Pick a hot ebook or software program and review it for free.
26. If you get paid for a review – make it a great one, and you’ll get a link back.
27. Don’t be afraid to link out – share the link love (just don’t get too spammy)
28. Be the first to report breaking news (hard, but very effective)
29. Review a semi-popular tech gadget.
30. Review stuff on Amazon, and put your link in your profile
31. Create a Linked-In page, and make sure to put your link on it.
32. Speaking of that, do the same for Facebook, Myspace, and others..
33. Hire good writers to pump out quality content.
34. Join all applicable Chamber of Commerce’s’ in your area for free links
35. Join the BBB (Better Business Bureau) for a free link.
36. Post a bulletin in your Myspace account about your new site.
37. Throw a relevant link in a Craigslist ad.
38. Create your own SEO tool.
39. Buy TV air time on a small station flashing your URL.
40. Buy Radio time for a short commercial spamming your URL.
41. Put bumper stickers on your car with your link on it.
42. Look for older, higher PR sites with Guestbooks, and sign them! Easy links.
43. Comment on Do-Follow blogs (meaning the link in your comment will be followed by a spider)
44. Post your link in forums, and your forum signature.
45. Don’t forget to link from some of your older, more established sites.
46. Buy post level links from other bloggers/webmasters. (usually cheap)
47. Don’t be afraid to ask for links, you just never know!
48. Do pro-bono work for a non-profit, and they may link to you.
49. Offer to be a guest blogger or regular contributor on a bigger blog.
50. Apply to about.com for a topic that you can write about.
51. Sell items on ebay and agree to donate proceeds to charity – they will link to you.
52. Hire someone from a webmaster forum to submit links for you.
53. Trade articles with industry related webmasters
54. Rewrite old content they may have been buried to fast…breath new life.
55. Find out about getting a link on your local libraries website.
56. Launch an affiliate program for your site, ebook, or product.
57. Technorati tag all of your posts for good Technorati exposure.
58. Take advantage of “old world media” (newspapers, magazines)
59. Rent links from Text-Link-Ads or similar service (careful with this one!)
60. If you have the ability, create a Firefox extension and release it.
61. Answer questions on Google Groups and link if necessary.
62. Call in to a radio show and shamelessly plug your site!
63. A good PPC campaign can draw exposure which could = links.
64. Head over to the slums (chat rooms) and mention your site if appropriate.
65. Create a controversial political cartoon and get it some attention.
66. Most local Fox sites have a blogging community you can tap into.
67. Hire someone to do everything in this list. Outsourcing is cheap and fun.
68. Get business cards, and distribute the hell out of them for exposure.
69. Drop your link on Xbox live.
70. Mention your link when you’re playing online PC games.
71. Donate a larger sum of money to a small charity in exchange for a link.
72. If you’re in school, put your link on your college website (even sneak it in for a free .edu backlink – lol)
73. If you have family friendly content, get a link from your Church’s website.
74. Set up a Squidoo lens with good content, and link to your site from it.
75. Sponsor an event or a big contest – trust me, lots of link love there.
76. Enter all the group writing projects you can find – good links.
77. Start a community helpful website, and get on the local news – they love it.
78. Submit to RSS feed sites – hopefully they’ll link back.
79. Make sure to take advantage of trackbacks when linking out to other blogs.
80. Set up an award system on your site, and have readers vote on best site.
81. Speaking of that, enter all the award sites you can.
82. Make a super crazy viral type video, and get it on Youtube.
83. Start a podcasting series, and build an audience, they’ll link to you.
84. Write a heavily opinionated piece to get people talking.
85. Retain a real linkbaiting service. (There are a few out there, but $$$)
86. Hire an actual real life publicist for your site (if you can justify it)
87. Help with an up and coming web 2.0 project for more exposure.
88. Start a content writing service website, and have clients link to you for a discount.
89. Crack the top 100 in Technorati, or create the largest MyBlogLog community.
90. Go old school and trade links with other relevant sites.
91. Check who links to your competitors, and get links from them!
92. Provide a ***y “link to me” button or banner, and people will use it, for real.
93. Create a good Facebook app, and if it’s really good, the links will pour in.
94. Review bands, local restaurants, and small shops and get links on their sites in return for the exposure.
95. Speaking of that, sponsor a hot local band’s show one night with big flashy banners with your link on it (in the background)
96. When Hannah Montana comes to town, buy up some tickets, offer them on your site as prizes. Local news stations and papers will eat it up alive.
97. Sue Yahoo, Google, or whoever, and you’ll get plenty of publicity – lol
98. Answer all of your emails promptly and professionally. People love that, and will link to you and let everyone know how swell you are.
99. Create a thorough walk through on a game or even an electronic device. People love that stuff!
100. Network with like-minded individuals offline. Talk to them about tossing your link up on their site.
101. Write about the hottest celebrities, and make it unique. People love Hollywood.
102. Create your own Wiki page (it’s nofollow, but could lead to natural links)
103. Create your own training program for your field of interest.
104. Offer an on-page language translator to reach out to other countries, which can lead to new links