Hey Ninjutsu, are you still providing this service?
I really like your service.
But you've not replaced my 5 backlinks that was removed.
Thought of ordering another package from you but I don't know if i should... since you're not responding anymore.
Hey Seng,
We have just sent you an email. Please check
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I just talked to him today, and I'm not sure if you were promised replacements, as i know that option was removed but there's no way you can ever guarantee links stay up. Over all you just go for volume. It's 5 links, move forward and get more!
Thanks Chris.
Although we have removed secondary report out of the packages, we throw in an extra 5-20 links (depends on packages) to compensate any possible deletion of links. We will however, replace any broken links for customer within 24 hours of receiving the submission report. (To be honest, this will take some time at the moment as we only have a staff that do replacement of links.)
Hi Ninja,
Looking forward to testing out your services too. I am curious if you have any 'case studies' or 'test data' that you can share. What I would like to see is something like this:
1. An idea of the difficulty of the keyword (how many competing pages, long or short keyword)
2. Placement before using your service
3. Placement 1 week after using your service
4. Placement 1 month after using your service
Do you and any of your previous customers have this kind of info that they can share?
JC
Thanks for the interest JC.
Unfortunately, we will never reveal or take any customer's campaign as a case study. They have spent tons of money and time to research their keywords and it's not at our best interest to reveal any of the details to the public. Anyone can run a backlink/keyword analysis and conveniently steal their lp/keywords.
Frankly speaking, in the SEO industry, no company can ever guarantee 1st page placement. Since we have also received quite a handful of emails asking some sort of related questions, we have decided to put together a short guide to
increase the probability of getting ranked in G 1st page.
Short guide to Google page #1
Few things to take note when you're creating a new website and try to get it rank in page #1. This guide works well for Google Adsense as well.
- Traffic -Is there enough traffic to make it worth your effort?
- Competition -How many people are there who are trying to rank for the keywords? Generally, the longer the keywords are, the easier to rank for. Hence, you almost always never failed to hear "Go for long tail keywords".
- Authority sites ranking in page #1 -I do agree that it takes some experience to look at the listing to determine if you stand a chance to beat em. If most of the sites that are ranking has all the on-page factos locked on + a decent domain age, I'll pass unless I have strong justification to compete. (I.E. Longterm project.)
- Title + H tags + mentioning of keywords in your content (keyword density dosen't matter)
- Anchor text links from ip-diverse authority sites.
Fortunately, #1-4 can easily be done with Market Samurai. (Search around and you'll be able to find that in BHW) Otherwise, I'd highly recommend purchasing this software since it's a great time saver for us.
Your first task is to generate as many related keywords. Next, throw all of the keywords into MS and let the little software to automatically analyze the competitiveness of the keyword, and traffic. During this first stage, you really only want to focus on keywords that has low competition level and a reasonable traffic/searches per month. Put those gold nuggest (keywords) aside and keep digging away until you have found a good list of keywords. (I'd stick with 4 related keywords if I want to create a site for Adsense)
Next, you will either search all of the keywords on your browser. If you're experience enough, you'll be able to tell if you stand a good chance to compete against the top 10 listing with SEO quake. (when u see most of the top 10 listed are inner pages with literally no backlinks or less than 50 backlinks, you stand a good chance of ranking for that keyword).
Last but not least, setting up the website and make sure that you score for all of the on-page factors and get a decent amount of backlinks from us and from article directories. We'd usually bookmark the articles to a few social bookmarking sites to share all of the keyword optimized content throughout the web. Once our site is indexed, we'll get a few backlinks from article directories. (maybe 1-2 backlinks for the whole site). Thereafter, we'll then get some decent profile links to boost the ranking once we have the site indexed, shared content via article directories and social bookmarking.
In summary:
- Get a list of low-competitive keywords with good amount of search.
- Set up website with keyword-optimized content you've just picked up.
- Bookmark all of the articles to at least 5 social bookmarking sites
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- Once it's indexed, (if you're cranking out 3 sites per day, you can use google alert to notify you when your site is indexed with site:yourdomain.com), get a few backlinks from article directories.
- Last but not list, boost your SERP ranking with our profile links.
- If it's for long term, focus more on article directories instead of profile links. Otherwise, drop a few good links and profile links per month will at least maintain your rankings for a few good months.
There is a filter feature in Market Samurai that we love to the core. It allows you to filter out unwanted keywords via filter setting of "keyword" searches and traffic/day. This allows u to quickly see which keyword that you want to try to rank for in under 5 minutes.
For more information about this feature, you can go over to one of the video at 30day challenge. It should explain how you can use it for your keyword research:
Code:
http://www.thirtydaychallenge.com/training/2009day02.php
Take special attention to the settings. Traffic: at least 80/day. Competition 30k and below. You may play around with the filter settings but generally, you'll only want to compete with sites that has low competition but with a promising good amount of traffic per day.
I hope this short guide helps in explaining what you should/should not do when it comes to having a higher chance to get ranked in page #1.
If you have any questions, feel free to email us at
[email protected] or through our
contact page here.
