Problem in doing seo for a German medical website?
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Hi
We have been doing seo for http://www.internetapotheke-holland.com/ since last 4 month including onpage and offpage process like link building etc. but not getting a proper output
keywords are as follow:
- xenical holland
- rezeptfrei xenical
- Xenical Ohne Rezept
- Xenical Bestellen
- Xenical Kaufen
- Rezeptfrei bestellen
- Rezeptfrei kaufen
- Tramadol
- TropfenRezeptfrei
Please could you add some more cool tips so that we can help our client.
Thanks & Regards
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Check the cuurent backlink profile, clean up any bad links if you can, and don't get links from link farms. As well as everything else Robert said too.
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Amit,
I came to post a Question this morning and your query was first and I read it. Please understand first that I offer this in the hopes that it will assist you in your endeavor.
First and foremost, you mention that you have been doing on page and off page SEO ...but not getting proper responses. So i am only going to speak to the first part of this as I did not do an exhaustive review of the site.
Typically, in our company the first thing I check when we are having trouble with a client page/site is have we in some way been remiss in our on page SEO. And, if I am honest with you, there are definitely times when I say, "How did we miss this?"
Your on page is basically in need of overhaul on a lot of levels. Poor title tags, meta description over long and therefore wasted, missing H1/H2 almost everywhere, duplicate content with other online European pharmacies, meta keywords showing is not a best practice, etc.
This particular vertical is beyond highly competitive; it is one in which you must be ever vigilant and ever careful. (duplicate content, poor linking plans, etc. can cause algorithm problems if not penalties).
I think your best option is to back up and assess the site, then develop a plan, check the plan, and finally then implement changes. One area I would focus on noting your interest in KW analysis is this: Are you better served in a highly competitive niche using broad keywords or should you do some research around secondary keywords, long-tail keywords, etc.?
I hope this helps,
Robert
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