How to optimize a Stock Symbol page?
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Hi,
My website is for stock picking. The keywords in each stock page are stock symbol.
Now the stock symbol rank of my website in google is around 30-50.
I use On-Page Keyword Optimization tool on seomoz to optimize those page. Now all stock symbol pages are Grade A in on-page report card.
Is there other suggestions to increase stock symbol page ranking?
Thanks in advance!
-Don
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On page optimization is only one factor of achieving the organic results you are looking for. The next thing I would ask is how authoritative the domain and individual pages are from a link perspective. If you haven't run the OSE tool on your home page and individual stock pages you wish to rank then do that, because that will tell you how strong or weak your website is from a link perspective. You'll want to look into a link building strategy and will work best for your business/website. On page optimization can set the foundation for your SEO strategy but links is what will give you the lift.
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