Some SEO facts to know before start …

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Google is making the SEO game harder and harder. For many people,

this has been a source of frustration while others (like me)
prefer to see it as an opportunity. Bad websites are losing their
rankings because Google is making space for us, marketers with good

websites. That is why it is ESSENTIAL that you work on quality.

You need to make sure that your content is of good quality.
Spin Rewriter will help you with that. Thanks to the awesome ENL
Semantic Spinning algorithm, content produced by Spin Rewriter is
of really high quality. In many cases, it’s even better than content
that’s been written by humans. The main reason for this is the fact
that Spin Rewriter creates content with SEO in mind (for example: it
makes sure that the primary keywords aren’t used too often and are
spread naturally through-out the generated content).
Now that we have covered that, let’s talk about some general rules
of SEO that are going to be even more important in 2013.

Natural link profile

Google doesn’t want us to (unnaturally) create links. They want us
to make websites and then wait 10 years before someone decides
to create a link to our website so we can get our first “natural” link. In
this case, a natural link is a link that was made by someone
unrelated to the webmaster. But, we all know that’s not always
possible. In some niches, this is really easy. The only problem is
that these niches usually aren’t that profitable. The best example of
such a niche is the humor niche. If you’ve just found a good joke,
you’ll want to let all your friends know about it. You will also want to
publish it on forums, blogs and everywhere else which will result in
many links to the website with that joke.

But, if you have just discovered a great niche website about cheap
snow blowers, it’s much less likely that you will want to tell all your
friends about it. They probably won’t be interested in it. People on
general forums won’t be interested as well. Because most people

you won’t be able to find enough sources for your links, stop
worrying right now. I’ll let you know exactly where you can get them.
A very important part of link diversity is also pointing links to
different pages of your website. Some links need to point to your
homepage, others to subpages.

Anchor text diversity

Anchor text (some people know it as link label, link text or link title),
is the visible, clickable text in a hyperlink. You got me - I had to look
on Wikipedia to find the correct definition. Well, we should at least
try to make the most out of it - our anchor text in the link to
Wikipedia is the blue word “Wikipedia”.
Anchor text diversity simply means that you should link to your
websites with different anchor texts to make your link profile look
more natural. Simply said, if your website is about “snow blowers”,
you should link to your website with anchor texts like “snow blower”,
“snow blowers”, “the best snow blower”, “blower” and many other
combinations. To make everything look even more natural, you
should also link to your website with anchor text like “click here”,
“visit this link”, “check this site” and other “unrelated” anchor texts.
Finally, the anchor text of at least some of your links should be the
bare URL of your website. You know, the thing that usually starts
with “http://”.

Do-Follow, No-Follow

Well, for starters, I can say that there are no “Do-Follow” backlinks.
All links are “Do-Follow” if they aren’t “No-Follow”. “No-Follow” is an
attribute of every HTML link that tells Google and other search
engines that this link to the website shouldn’t influence the target
pages’ Page Rank. Simply said – “No-Follow” links have less (or no)
value for search engines. Does this mean you should avoid them?
Definitely not – a link is a link and it is very important that you get
the “No-Follow” links as well. It definitely doesn’t look natural if all
your links are “Do-Follow”. So, in this guide, I’m going to ignore the
“No-Follow” question. We’ll try to get as much links as possible and
we won’t care if they are marked as “No-Follow” or not.
Consequently, we'll make just the right mix of "Do and No Follow"
links to make them look natural.