How to Stop Over Optimizing and Start Creating for SEO

[Martinricky]

Hello folks,

How to Stop Over Optimizing and Start Creating for SEO ??

[watson jamare]

Keyword-rich anchors for internal links
Non-relevant keywords
Pointing all internal or external links to top-level navigation pages
Using multiple H1s on a page

[wellliving]

Hi

Signs That You Might Be Over-Optimizing Your Site, which must be avoid:
Keyword-rich anchors for internal links
Non-relevant keywords
Pointing all internal or external links to top-level navigation pages

https://www.welllivingshop.com/shop-all/

[drnagwaniseo]

This might help.
https://moz.com/blog/stop-optimizing...teboard-friday

[migratetonet]

Just update title, meta description and unique content in every page. create back links daily. Don't create too many back links. It will improve your seo.

[kaurksifat]

Stop building low-quality backlinks in Bulk
stop keyword rich content i.e keyword stuffing
stop bulk promotion
update on page as per service and google standard

[arihantweb]

Originally Posted by mvminfotechseo

Signs That You Might Be Over-Optimizing Your Site, which must be avoid:
Keyword-rich anchors for internal links
Non-relevant keywords
Pointing all internal or external links to top-level navigation pages
Using multiple H1s on a page
Keyword-stuffed footer

I think Keywords stuffed Footer in not count in major role of optimizing. Because we using since this method last 7 years but not affected little bit from this. You cal also highlight your anchor keywords in footer which are targeting for organic rank.

[arshadahmed]

1. Over-optimization used to work.
Back in the Wild West days of SEO, over-optimization was the way that sites gained rank. Stuffing a site with tons of keywords, or sending thousands of spammy links to a site was the quick-and-easy way to boost a site in the SERPs.

2. Over-optimization doesn’t work anymore.
It definitely doesn’t work that way anymore. Today’s SEO’s know that keyword stuffing and linkspamming is SEO suicide. In April of 2012, Google leveled the over-optimization penalty, which completely deindexed sites that were still playing the linkstuffing and linkspamming game. A bunch of SEO techniques went black hat, and SEOs became wiser about the ways of Google.

3. Over-optimization isn’t what it used to be.
Today, many SEOs glibly assure themselves, “I’m not over-optimizing!”

Why do they say this?

Because they’re not keyword stuffing.

But today, over-optimization is more than just keyword stuffing. SEO is in a constant state of evolution. Google the search engine gets smarter, searches get smarter, SEOs get smarter, and then Google’s webspam team gets smart, too — and the playing field gets disrupted yet again.

Enough SEOs know and heed the over-optimization perils of 2012. But that was years ago. Today, we need a new guide to over-optimization that will keep us from doing too much of a good thing — and bringing our SEO to a tragic end.