Ranking Not Getting Up
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Hello Every one,
I have redesigned My website But still i am not able to make may ranking up, Alll going still down , It is Very Good in Yahoo & bing , but in google not getting good rankings.. Did i make any mistake in On page ? My Domain is : http://goo.gl/J6vndh.
I Am Not Able to understand Where site is having,, ? please help to make my Ranking Up
Any One can help?
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Hi There
I believe I gave some suggestions for this site a few months ago here: http://moz.com/community/q/ranking-go-down - I think the only improvement from that time is the graphics look better. Other than that, the other issues still remain. The highest priority is the unnatural links pointing to the site with a lot of commercial anchor text. I would start with that list and let us know if you need more help after that.
-Dan
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Google is very hot on content and usability, and reading only the first page, I would approach a good copywriter and have them re-write what you have there. This will give it a fresh feel and correct grammar problems - this will be causing you problems without a doubt.
Don't worry about trying to correct or even look at other potential on-page issues until this has been fixed. It would be a pretty pointless exercise.
-Andy
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Maybe the answers on this question can already help you. I would watch out with having to many internal links and I think there is still work on your on-page SEO.
Sander
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