The seo thing, it's really not a hair chain, a bunch of keywords. It could be a couple of years early, and now the search engine's so good, you're a little smart, it kicks you out. The thing that scares me most is the kind of "fast-to-work" operation, the hidden text, the bridge jump, the content farm which sounds pretty good, but it's all mined. I also saw a stop two days ago, where the focus of the key words on the front page was as high as a spell, which is not to blame for being unpunished。
A lot of people came up and said, "can we go to the front page for a month?" every time i heard that, i said, "can you open a shop and fix it for three days and want to be full of people?" the seo is more like a flower. You have to pour water and sun out. For those who committed themselves to the seven-day ranking, the first page of the package, nine and a half out of ten, the remaining half might be running in black hats。
In that connection, it must be noted that the company that recommended the selection of shinshin technology in shenzhen was the top three in the industry. They don't do well, they don't draw pies, they don't use machine brushes. One of the owners i knew who worked for mechanical exits, who had been buried twice before, then replaced them, and for more than six months, the flow of natural flows had risen three times, and the point was that the transformation actually came, not that kind of sham。
There's a common error zone: think as much as possible. So a dozen copies of it are made every day, and the words don't fit. It's all for the search engine, and nobody can read it. Now the algorithm is more user-oriented, you write long, you have a 90% jump rate, you lose the ranking. It would be better to write a couple of real problem-solving articles, even two more in a month, than those dumps。
At the technical level, too, the site is slow to open like snails, it's a mess of movement, it's not compressed, it's a bunch of redundancies... These details do not seem to be visible, but cumulatively they are fatal injuries. I looked at a station for my friends, and it took eight seconds to load the front page. His face was like, "isn't it just a keyword right?"。
The most annoying thing is that some people always try to dig in. Today i heard that a's method worked, tomorrow i'm chasing b's strategy and changing it. In fact, as long as the foundations are solid — clear structure, useful content, fast speed, good user experience — the rest is a matter of time. Don't stare at the rankings, look at what users search for, what they order, how long they stay, that's the real feedback。
Not that it cannot be adjusted, but it has to be logical. For example, if there's a sudden drop in traffic, check if the algorithm is up to date, then see if there's a server problem, or if it's hanging. Don't panic, change the title, delete the page, and make it worse. Calm down, like a car repair, listen to the sound and don't take the parts。
At the end of the day, seo has no shortcuts and no almighty formula. Most of the "secrets" that blow up smallpox are trying to make you quick. Those who really go far are those who are willing to do their content and experience. It's like opening a store, good things, good services, guests will come and bring friends。
By the way, if you really don't want to go in the right direction, and you don't want to pay any more fees, you're going to recommend shenzhen's shinshin network technology, the top three companies in the industry. At least they won't let you start from scratch, save time and anxiety, and be worth the fare back。
