Get Top Rankings In Google It’s Easy…
Ever wonder what happens to those sites that are listed on page 3-10 in Google? The answer is probably nothing. Unless someone searches specifically by URL or by accident people will find those sites.
Otherwise, they might as well be invisible, because for all practical purposes they are. They get zero traffic and worst probably never convert any sales.
If you struggle to get ranked in Google. This article will definitely help you. In fact, although it is brief, I will unmask a lot of the “mystery” surrounding basic SEO.
Probably more than any other task, you want to get top rankings in Google so visitors with problems searching for answers will find you site and buy your stuff.
Here are a couple of tips that will help you achieve that goal 
Some of the best tools I have ever found online are absolutely free and these two fit that bill. Moreover, there is absolutely no steep learning curve and no software to download.
How To Get Top Rankings In Google
The most important aspect you should consider to get top rankings in Google is on-page SEO.
Let’s consider the steps. First, there is the “title tag”. The title tag holds more weight that just about any other component on the page.
Now Google will publish in its listing the title of your post up to 65 characters. This can really work in your favor and most bloggers do not take advantage of this.
You title tag should include your “primary” keyword and if possible, your “secondary” keyword.
Of equal importance especially to your readers, is your description. After the title, this is what attracts visitors to click through and visit your site. It’s worth spending a little time creating a good description. Think of it as a billboard that you want to get your message out on.
The description should also contain your “primary” keyword. It’s important even thought big “G” doesn’t consider it, because other search engines do. And, since most of these lesser search engines (that can drive targeted traffic) do count the “meta-description” you want to make it a good one. Your description should contain no more than 160 characters.
This way Google will include your complete description in your site listing.
Finally there are “meta-keywords”, make sure to include keywords relevant to your article. Again, this is not so much for Google as it is for other search engines that still count “meta-tags.”
Moving on, include <H1>, <H2>, <H3> headline tags with your primary and secondary keywords
Also, make sure to use bold, italics and underline for your primary keyword in your post.
Keywords density should be around 3%.
OK… now for the good stuff
Below are 2 free tools to help you get top rankings in Google.
Free Online Word Count & Online Character Tools
Advanced Marketing Institute Headline Analyzer
Use this simple SEO strategy to increase SERP and online profits with your autoblogs.
For a brief look at off-page SEO, which is also essential to top Google rankings, check out my article below on Backlinking: The Easiest Way To Increase SERP
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