SOCOM
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- Jul 21, 2010
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I've noticed a trend in some of my domains that I've registered that leads me to believe that EMD's are still ranking on Bing quite easily.
Here's an image from a website I have that has less than 1,000 words:
If you think backlinks are powering this thing, think again. Here's the Ahrefs data:
What's even more intriguing is the 2nd keyword that isn't ranking on Bing at all. The one that's ranking is the plural version, which is also used in the domain. However, the keyword that doesn't have the "s" isn't ranking at all on Bing, and is #2 on Yahoo.
I decided to go on Google and look up the "intitle:"[keyword]" results and it's 49 which is pretty low competition and what I'm looking for.
Unfortunately, I can't do an experiment for a keyword that gets almost 0 searches on Bing. It doesn't make sense financially.
Instead, I've found a keyword that has 1,250 monthly searches, according to the Bing keyword tool, and 107 results when doing the intitle check. The .com was taken but I'm sure .net will do just fine.
I'm going to clone one of my other websites so I can avoid doing extra work and I'll likely order and article with 1,500 words. I'll then see if it'll rank on its own. If it doesn't, I'll add more content to it. If it shows up on Bing, I'll use some free backlinking that @Rachmaninoff has been sharing so generously on the forum. The goal here is to see whether EMD's rank on Bing easily, for very little cost. The cheap PBN method gets the sites banned from Bing nowadays so that won't work. However, if I need to spend some money to give this that last boost it needs, I'll be happy to do it.
Here's an image from a website I have that has less than 1,000 words:
If you think backlinks are powering this thing, think again. Here's the Ahrefs data:
What's even more intriguing is the 2nd keyword that isn't ranking on Bing at all. The one that's ranking is the plural version, which is also used in the domain. However, the keyword that doesn't have the "s" isn't ranking at all on Bing, and is #2 on Yahoo.
I decided to go on Google and look up the "intitle:"[keyword]" results and it's 49 which is pretty low competition and what I'm looking for.
Unfortunately, I can't do an experiment for a keyword that gets almost 0 searches on Bing. It doesn't make sense financially.
Instead, I've found a keyword that has 1,250 monthly searches, according to the Bing keyword tool, and 107 results when doing the intitle check. The .com was taken but I'm sure .net will do just fine.
I'm going to clone one of my other websites so I can avoid doing extra work and I'll likely order and article with 1,500 words. I'll then see if it'll rank on its own. If it doesn't, I'll add more content to it. If it shows up on Bing, I'll use some free backlinking that @Rachmaninoff has been sharing so generously on the forum. The goal here is to see whether EMD's rank on Bing easily, for very little cost. The cheap PBN method gets the sites banned from Bing nowadays so that won't work. However, if I need to spend some money to give this that last boost it needs, I'll be happy to do it.
