thedarkest12
Regular Member
- Nov 23, 2009
- 476
- 127
Can someone look at the image and explain how this guy is hitting the SEO to create these 4 entries dominating the first page on Google?
How's he doing this?
- Thread starter thedarkest12
- Start date
thedarkest12
Regular Member
- Nov 23, 2009
- 476
- 127
As simple as that? So I can do this with any and all sites. Just massive link building to internal pages with the same term?
Teh_Diplomat
Newbie
- Apr 5, 2010
- 18
- 4
He's most likely mass link building for those 4 page results; as you can see each one offers a new description with unique text. If he's pushing them odds are he can get them to rank for the search results of "supplements 247".
Or at least that's what I would speculate.
Or at least that's what I would speculate.
aftershock2020
Senior Member
- Oct 19, 2007
- 980
- 502
Can someone look at the image and explain how this guy is hitting the SEO to create these 4 entries dominating the first page on Google?
It isn't anything special really.
The guy is clearly using a keyword match for his domain name, title tag and onpage content being relevant to the point of what he is promoting.
It is only expected that he should match for that keyword. It will be others that he will be restricted to one listing, as this one matches his actual domain and everypage is specifically tagged for it.
Again, no magic bullet, no unsolved mystery...just simple, clean seo.
chichantre
Junior Member
- Oct 14, 2010
- 104
- 38
It might have something to do with the fact keyword 'supplements 247':
- has virtually no competetion.
- that keyword is his exact domain (.co.uk)
- that keyword gets searched NEVER!
He's dominating a keyword that does absolutely nothing for him!
Nothing to be amazed about whatsoever!
- has virtually no competetion.
- that keyword is his exact domain (.co.uk)
- that keyword gets searched NEVER!
He's dominating a keyword that does absolutely nothing for him!
Nothing to be amazed about whatsoever!
aftershock2020
Senior Member
- Oct 19, 2007
- 980
- 502
Agreed. This is just simple seo targeting the primary keyword search term. Nothing new there. IF you have ranked 6 on your's, that's great, congrats.
thedarkest12
Regular Member
- Nov 23, 2009
- 476
- 127
Nah, he's pumping out branding and marketing in this industry under that name as a slogan tagged on all his POS and bricks n mortar stores...there is more to the internet than just IM man...but I know what you mean. I was going to piggy back his off line branding for that phrase with supplements247 [dot] com then noticed this this morning. So simply, just amassing a TON of links to internal pages, hitting the same anchor is all this takes then?
aftershock2020
Senior Member
- Oct 19, 2007
- 980
- 502
Agreed. In 99% of the cases, this effect holds no power because it goes for the most relevant words in the overall site, listing accordingly. Without a site being known/established, this does nothing for it traffic wise or for financial gain.
thedarkest12
Regular Member
- Nov 23, 2009
- 476
- 127
Is it to stop people piggy backing on his marketing...ie, trying to push for the top spot, whilst the guy just markets the term 'supplements 247'?
I see no other gain than to stop some blackhatter pushing in on that off line brand awareness
I see no other gain than to stop some blackhatter pushing in on that off line brand awareness
aftershock2020
Senior Member
- Oct 19, 2007
- 980
- 502
Not all it takes, as it requires REAL, relevant content. Trash/spin content won't hold you in place. Wouldn't recommend it to anyone that doesn't want to put in the labor of keeping the content consistant, fresh and legitimate.
That is the reason google switched to content based ranking..if your page isn't legitimate, it won't hold rank for very long without a TON of backlink work and content shifting...way more than a legitimate, natural update would cost you in the effort.
Good luck with it none the less, with the previews of pages, the content relevantcy requirements and such, it will make it very hard to just throw up a page and make it last for any substancial time.
Just food for thought.
Add-on: in researching this further, the image you took has changed and the pages that were listed have been dropped down to 2. Again, proving the point that real content is the key.
Last edited:
thedarkest12
Regular Member
- Nov 23, 2009
- 476
- 127
Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. I had a page that kept slipping from #1 page #1 to page #2 practically everytime it reached there as there was no on page targetting, just backlinks pushing a phrase. It was like melted butter slipping through your fingers. Pumping some fresh original content once a week made it stick.
Thanks
Thanks
thedarkest12
Regular Member
- Nov 23, 2009
- 476
- 127
Good call man. Should I remove the thread, or anyone think it's worth just blanking out the names?
aftershock2020
Senior Member
- Oct 19, 2007
- 980
- 502
Absolutely, it is an organic side effect. However, the op wanted to know how it happened though, which the owner clearly listed the title tags and content to relevant levels for it to accept it none the less.
Whether or not they were intentional, the steps are still clearly there, wouldn't you agree?