Here are the important 8 tips:

1. Getting a Unique Web Design is essential. First of all, users like to see a design on a site that hasn’t been published on thousands of other sites. It also means that it probably won’t have copyright links to the designer too meaning less outgoing links. This tip is for more than just Ranking high in Google.
2. Avoiding keyword spamming is essential. For example, in your Meta tags, don’t put in hundreds of Meta keywords because Google class this as keyword spamming. Try to keep them short and relevant to your website.
3. Continuously build links steadily and slowly everyday. Google will see this naturally, and you won’t get anywhere on Google without backlinks. If you continue to build links from the first day, you should see gradual improvements until you get where you want to be.
4. Getting backlinks from websites with authority will also help. Backlinks from .edu domains will probably be seen as some sort of authority, so try to build some from these. Get backlinks from as many large sites as possible.
5. Don’t link to bad neighbourhoods, and don’t link build from bad neighbourhoods either. For example, you don’t want lots of backlinks (Or links to) websites that Google doesn’t like, or you’ll get harmed too.
6. Keep improving your content all of the time - Add new content daily and make it fresh content. This will help your traffic as well as your rankings. Google likes to see new content.
7. Build quality pages on your website. If people see interesting content that they want to see, you’ll probably find that people link to your content themselves, meaning the job of link building is much easier for you.
8. Once you’ve published another page, keep building links to each individual page too and make sure that that individual page ranks. You don’t just want your homepage to rank well, you should want all of your pages to do well. You’ll get more traffic that way.