question: seo / keywords / submitting
 

hello everyone ... thanks much for all your help in the past, its really much appreciated! :thumbsup and maybe you can help me with another question ... i am building my sites to seo purposes ... now i made site targeted to some not so saturated keyword, so lets say "teen teens" ... now i have my site optimized to "teen teens", so im going to submit it to search engines, linkdumps etc, and i want to know, if its good to submit it under the keywords, so the keywords will be spread on more sites, which are crawled by bots, or do i have to keep the keywords only at my site? you know what i mean ... if i keep the keywords only at my site, people will find only my site ... but less people at the start, cause more people will go to my keywords to site i submited to ... oh ... sorry for my english, do you understand a little bit what i mean? let me know, i will try to ask simplier, cause i really want to know this ... sorry for asking maybe stupid question, but i am trying to learn ... thanks much in advance for any reply, no "do you speak english motherfucker" replies are needed :winkwink: respect and wish you best with your sites! :thumbsup

This is perfect English "Do you speak English motherfucker" :thumbsup:thumbsup

Just a hunch, but, I think your gunna get burned, owned and slaughtered for posting that here. but good luck :1orglaugh

what and why man? i hope there are nice people who can help even if i cannot speak perfect english :winkwink: i hope ... :)

To answer what I think you are trying to ask from your post, yes you should be using the keyword phrases you wish to rank for in submitting your links to other sites. If I were you I would choose say 5-6 different terms or phrases you wish to rank for, and then spread them out equally across the places you submit so you will have backlinks coming in for those few different terms instead of focusing only on one. Not all places you submit will let you choose your own anchor text though, but you shouldn't fear those sites will outrank you for your term, that will simply help you down the line as it'll be a quality backlink.

thank you very much for the reply, thats more than i asked, targeting to more terms sounds great and its new to me, i am little bit clever again :winkwink: respect and wish you luck with what you do! :thumbsup

says the guy who could not figure out how to make a sig...

Why don't you just fucking read?

what and where please? you mean some big books and similar? why when i need only few questions to answer and there are people around who can help ... :winkwink: thanks for gfy and thanks gfy! :thumbsup

You still submit sites to the search engines? :1orglaugh

Sorry not trying to flame, good luck with your new venture, 09 should be a good year. But seriously, use Google, you will have better luck there. :thumbsup

thank you i am happy with what i am doing, and google is doing well for me :winkwink:

Newby problem :321GFY :1orglaugh :321GFY

P.s. read the whole thread my post was correct

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Hope this helps :thumbsup

hey man i forgot to say thanks, what a poor teencat ... :winkwink: so im doing it now for sharing your usefull informations! good for bath time killing :) wish you best with your sites! :thumbsup