For newer sites Web Marketing depends on titles links
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For Newer Sites, Web Marketing Relies on Titles & Links
Introduction
Whether you're starting with a budget or not, the goal is universal: to promote your business effectively. For most of us, diving into web marketing involves:
- A steep learning curve
- Long nights
- Trial and error
- Learning the ropes
The Importance of Links and Titles
New websites, unlike well-established ones, lack a network of strong backlinks. To rank well on search engines, these sites must focus on acquiring high-quality links. These "grandfathered" sites have already navigated the challenges of gaining recognition and often don’t need to rely heavily on the prominence of their "Title" tags or the titles of the inbound links.
The Strategy
Consider Joe, who has been in the game for two years. His site no longer needs "Web Marketing" in the main title to rank for it. Instead, he can strategically place it elsewhere on his site.
Key Takeaway
For new sites, it's crucial to leverage the titles across different elements to boost search rankings. Established sites have more flexibility to explore a broader range of search terms.
Conclusion
Keep working diligently. Use consistent titles for new sites, and be creative with more established ones.
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