Recent content by kylep

Hello everyone. As the title says, I am beginning the process of to some degree reverse engineering google as best I can without breaking into their offices. I am looking for a few people who are successful to some extent with ranking that would be willing to partner up with me in my endeavor...

Alright, starting to do that now.. what did you mean by low OBL?

Anyone? Just did some more articles, again it shows more submitted than indexed and crawling still hasnt moved..

Hi guys, I took the plunge, registered a EMD and started building a little niche site. When I got it setup with google webmaster tools and did the submissions, it slowly started to go up in the SERP.. I didn't spend enough time I am sure making content, thats kind of my goal now. But all the...

I would be interested in this

Whats with the quote in your signature?

Why is that exactly?

I kinda asked this question in my tread but no one would give me any idea of the numbers you should shoot for. Care to give me an idea?

Why is that? I am guessing you have some authority on this seeing as you are a "supreme member".. and were all looking for more knowledge on SEO.

Aaand again I dont get any answers, anyone have and clues about this?

On a similar topic, What software do you guys recommend for researching keywords? I looked at and have tried Niche Finder, but it doesnt allow you to import a CSV or something, and I dont really want to sit there and copy and paste all day, plus its slow. Anyone able to recommend anything like...

Good to know, I forgot to mention that I was seeing high competition in those keywords as well..

Also, just for a general rule, what is kinda minimum for global/local searches and intitle:"<kw>" inurl:"<kw>", since I am sure its all a factor.

So no one seems to be responding to my other thread so I figured maybe the title wasnt catching peoples eye. I found some keywords that looked unbelievable to me.. Average US searches is 3071, average globals is 5001. CPC from adwords is averaging 30.68, thats over 104 keyword phrases, exact...

Umm.. anyone?