Organic SEO

[nilesh.aus]

I want know about Organic SEO. SEO is ok but what is Organic SEO? Both are same or different? please reply

[Sikhar]

It’s getting found on the search engines without paying the search engines for the placement, and keep getting found for a long, long time. Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of improving the volume or quality of traffic to a web site from search engines via "natural" or un-paid ("organic" or "algorithmic") search results as opposed to search engine marketing (SEM) which deals with paid inclusion.

[Moore123]

Organic is very unpredictable thing. And it's very hard to achieve it. This is the real amount of traffic and visitors you have on your site. In this case you should have a very unique product.

[HTMLBasicTutor]

Originally Posted by Moore123

Organic is very unpredictable thing. And it's very hard to achieve it....

I haven't found getting listed in the search engine results organically very hard. Just provide good content that contains the right balance of keywords/phrases your target audience search for and you will start showing up in the results.

Back to the original question,

Organic search results are listings on search engine results pages that appear because of their relevance to the search terms, as opposed to their being adverts. In contrast, non-organic search results may include pay per click advertising. The phrase was coined by writer John Kilroy in an article written in 2006....

Continued: Organic search

[Traffic-Bug]

Organic seo = seo that aims at or results in traffic from naturally occurring search engine rankings and positions.
Inorganic seo = seo that aims at or results in traffic from paid or bought methods including ppc.

[mcaronan]

Well said by traffi bug.. to make it simpler, try searching "car auction". The links that said sponsored links are the ones who are inorganic SEO and the rest are the organic links. Inorganic links can be at the upper serps or at the right side of the serps.

reference: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&c...oq=&aqi=g-e1g9

[webrex]

Two types of SEO
Organic SEO : SEO which is totally free for search engine optimizer to get traffic.
Inorganic SEO : SEO in which you have to pay some amounts to get traffic. e.g google adwords

[heartofluck]

Organic SEO is done without paying anything, doing manually and in natural way. Search engine loves a site who do it and give extra credits for their site in form of PR or in SERP if the keywords are properly link build.

[ashokkumar]

Originally Posted by nilesh.aus

I want know about Organic SEO. SEO is ok but what is Organic SEO? Both are same or different? please reply

See this link http://www.submissionhome.com/articl...nic-search.png you can get some idea about organic SEO.

[Jeff Collision]

With organic SEO methods you can add value to the brand and increase your visibility on search engines with much lower output. Natural or organic search optimization is a long stressful process of writing the content involvement, onpage optimization and link building.

[suryanandikolla]

Go through this link http://www.tactics4seo.com/ and click on to the 1st video, your doubt would be cleared in regard to Organic SEO.

[adirectory]

Search engines can measure the usefulness of a web page, by tracking the % of users who return to sites using the same keyword search at later dates. SERP outgoing clicks should be an important factor in Organic SEO.

[mjtaylor]

I understand organic search to mean, as Kilroy meant, the non-paid results on the SERPs.

I would hope organic SEO not to remain closely allied with that term, but to refer to SEO that is done organically. No link exchanges or paid links or other methods that are done to manipulate rankings.

An organic link, for example, should be one that comes to you because you offered something of value.

Organic SEO, as I see it, is primarily on site -- architecture, navigation, and content. Content and more content. Little off site "optimization" would be needed because you would naturally, organically attract links.

Self service links - such as forum posts and blog commenting - are only "organic" if it's done primarily for the community or educational participation. (I am biased on that score, of course, as I love forums for both reasons.)

I'd love to hear what others would think is and is not organic SEO under such a definition. What about blog posts on a stand alone blog? What about articles?

Would you need to do that if you produced the same great articles on your own site? If you put your blog onsite, would that be more organic? What organic reason would there be to not have a blog on site if you were only trying to serve the user?

Perfect! Organic SEO is User-Centric optimization.

[HTMLBasicTutor]

Originally Posted by austinseonet

Organic SEO is a way to optimize your site through natural methods.

Can you explain what are natural methods please for those who don't know.

[SEO Seeker]

One of my most favorite natural methods is to write and submit articles to places like Squidoo and Ezine. When content is good articles generate followers, if you leave people wanting more they will "naturally" want to visit your site.

[tamascsibit]

Organic SEO is done without paying anything, doing manually and in natural way.

[mjtaylor]

Originally Posted by SEO Seeker

One of my most favorite natural methods is to write and submit articles to places like Squidoo and Ezine. When content is good articles generate followers, if you leave people wanting more they will "naturally" want to visit your site.

I have to question whether this is really natural. I'm not saying it's wrong. I do write and place articles, and I strive to make them unique, useful and certainly attractive for traffic.

But I have to be honest and say I doubt I would do it for the traffic alone. I've looked at traffic sources, and I can't say that any of the sites I manage are getting appreciable traffic from article directories.

Are yours? Are anybody's?

Do we think users are perusing the article directories looking for just the sort of information we have to offer? Do we think the article will rank more highly than our own site? Why were article directories created? Wasn't it to capitalize on the need for ways to artificially create backlinks?

If we have a great article, why not place it on our own site? Wouldn't that be more natural?

I am not saying there is anything unethical about article writing. I am saying I don't find it to be the least bit organic.

[ashseo1010]

Originally Posted by tamascsibit

Organic SEO is done without paying anything, doing manually and in natural way.

Does it means off-page SEO is an organic SEO?? As everything done manually in off page seo.

[jaydeep123]

hi friend,
SEO is divided in 2 types 1. organic SEO and 2. paid SEO. Organic SEO means create backlinks manually and without paid link building site for your site.

[DEBBIETTHATZME]

Organic SEO is like optimizing your site for free. You can try to get more links from relevant sites if your content is good and quality.