How to analyse the serps?

Youssef1

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Hi,

I'm looking now at serps, i choose my keyword wisely i see some ecommerce sites and affiliate blogs in the first page but idk if i could rank for it.
 
Most basic thing is to group them into authority sites, niche sites, forums etc.

If you see other niche / small sites in top 3 then it gives a good indication you might be able to rank.

You also need to look at the metrics of the sites - PA/DA/referring links and so on.
 
Most basic thing is to group them into authority sites, niche sites, forums etc.

If you see other niche / small sites in top 3 then it gives a good indication you might be able to rank.

You also need to look at the metrics of the sites - PA/DA/referring links and so on.

I look for the specific page metrics or the domain metrics in general.
 
One of my keywords has this for a top 10, Amazon, Walmart, manufacturer, Target, Highya, You Tube video, manufacturer, Amazon review site, manufacturer. Top of page two, manufacturer, Techinsider and then me. In six months the highest I've been is position 11.
 
Are you using webmaster tool? they will help you alot in analyse serps.
 
Looks like pretty tough competition. What is the search volume?

it should be doable. I would be comparing every detail of my page / site to that Amazon review site, that will hopefully give you some pointers.
 
Looks like pretty tough competition. What is the search volume?

it should be doable. I would be comparing every detail of my page / site to that Amazon review site, that will hopefully give you some pointers.

60500 US searches, long tail pro gave it 34 avg, but that is crap, because the review site in the top 10 has a pbn with at least 4 web 2.0s with 100 unique domains as a tier 2, spun content. I could do the same I suppose. I have 22 web 2.0 pbn now, but not many tier links behind them.

I have created my site very similar, but I overlook the review pages that link to the main page, so I've created 7 in the last few days, contextual link back to the main review page.

There are other similar keywords with 6600 US searches, looks lower competition, I've got 5 web 2.0s links to that and 12 to the main keyword.
 
If you want to rank first you website, so that is very important to monitor everything. most important is Your competitor.
 
60500 US searches, long tail pro gave it 34 avg, but that is crap, because the review site in the top 10 has a pbn with at least 4 web 2.0s with 100 unique domains as a tier 2, spun content. I could do the same I suppose. I have 22 web 2.0 pbn now, but not many tier links behind them.

I have created my site very similar, but I overlook the review pages that link to the main page, so I've created 7 in the last few days, contextual link back to the main review page.

There are other similar keywords with 6600 US searches, looks lower competition, I've got 5 web 2.0s links to that and 12 to the main keyword.

Sounds good. Maybe you just need to power up those Web 2.0 that you have, same as your competitor has done.

And yes, I think the way they have laid out their site is probably key - sounds like their structure is providing more juice to their ranking page.
 
Sounds good. Maybe you just need to power up those Web 2.0 that you have, same as your competitor has done.

And yes, I think the way they have laid out their site is probably key - sounds like their structure is providing more juice to their ranking page.

I bought Authority Azon theme and my home page doesn't have much content on it now, slider, 7 review post links and 10 other link posts, not many words. I've been linking to the 3 sales pages rather than the homepage. The other review site has the 2 main keywords with links to inner pages plus about 1500 words on it.
 
I'm trying to rank for 170 US monthly searches is it worth my time?
 
I'm trying to rank for 170 US monthly searches is it worth my time?

Depends on how much ranking position 1 or 2 will be worth to your site? If you are on page 1, then 170 searches will not be great, you need position 1 or 2.
 
tough competition with e commerce and affiliate sites. I have ranked few gaming websites recently by using first onpage and then by creating niche blogs
 
Take a look at Traffic Travis.
 
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