Blogspot SEO Rank Report After Four Weeks

Summary: Blogspot SEO jumped from page 3 of Google to the top 5 in just four weeks

I just thought I would quickly comment on my current ranking progress in Google search results. Again, all the SEO tweaks I've implemented on Blogspot SEO have been talked about extensively in the articles on this blog you're able to read for free; so I would assume people following my posts (via feed, email subscription or bookmark) have had similar SERP improvements also. In this particular post, I'm going to focus on domain age and posting quality content Google (and most importantly your readers) want.

The most recent post I've made on Blogspot SEO was published December 13th, which was Blogspot SEO Rank Report After Removing Archive System. This means in just four weeks I have jumped from page three of Google to the top five which I think's amazing! I haven't really done any off-page SEO techniques (such as link building) as of yet, which leads me to believe that my success so far has been down to two factors; domain age and posting quality, unique content.

Blogspot SEO Rank Report After Removing Archive System

Summary: Blogspot SEO jumped from page 6 of Google to page 3 of Google in under a week after removing the Blogspot archive system

I just thought I would drop by quickly and make a post regarding my current progress trying to get Blogspot SEO ranked high in Google search results. All I have improved upon I've talked about extensively and in detail on Blogspot SEO; so I would assume people following my posts (via feed, email subscription or bookmark) have had similar SERP improvements also. In this particular post, I will quickly be focusing on the SERP improvement Blogspot SEO experienced after I implemented the following fix found in this post 'Why Blogspot Archive Has A Negative Impact On SEO'. I was initially worried that removing the Blogspot archive system might in fact ruin any rank improvements I previously obtained with Blogspot SEO. When changing anything fundamental to your blog source code, you must prepare yourself to be knocked back in rank before advancing forward. You might use a piece of code or on-page SEO fix that could potentially knock you back in Google and forever keep you there. This is one of the main reasons why I always test my SEO guides out first on Blogspot SEO; if the worst comes to the worst it's only going to be me and my blog that experiences the negative effects, not you!