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Have you ever outranked wikipedia? What type of links helped you for this?
Have you ever outranked wikipedia?
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Related to health. I do not have very high hope.
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wikipedia is not hard to outrank, but Health is a brutal niche, you're not going to outrank wikipedia because of the niche I think, not because of wikipedia itself
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Yes. One site of mine had outreach backlinks for $5000 on the page and had really high authority to outrank wiki.
GEO: Poland. Niche: e-commerce
GEO: Poland. Niche: e-commerce
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Outranking a wiki is not a tough thing to do nowadays. So yes I did.
roydan
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The page I have that outranks Wikipedia is for the main tern in my niche. I attribute it outranking Wikipedia to the content more than to the links, but my page has a link from the Wikipedia page it outranks.
Not sure it helped, but it most certainly didn't hurt either.
Not sure it helped, but it most certainly didn't hurt either.
El Flaco
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It depends a bit on the authority of the wiki page.
I've second on a big keyword behing wikipedia for years.
The wiki page has received so many backlinks and I already got powerful press articles on my side.
It would cost me too much to outrank it.
I guess it is doable if it is not already in the first spot and with many backlinks. People tend to link Wikipedia naturally which sucks.
I've second on a big keyword behing wikipedia for years.
The wiki page has received so many backlinks and I already got powerful press articles on my side.
It would cost me too much to outrank it.
I guess it is doable if it is not already in the first spot and with many backlinks. People tend to link Wikipedia naturally which sucks.
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They tend to link because of a reason. Because the content is best there.