** Interesting #1 ranking result **

Cool, but how does Google know you're ranking #1 for any given keyword. Let me explain:

If I build a site about payday loans (lol), but you're not ranking #1 for payday loans, but you are ranking #1 for "awesome payday loans cheese sandwich", as you say, thats an easy keyword, but how does this create authority, and how does Google know you rank #1 for that keyword?
 
That's very very interesting!
I think I will test this out by myself and come back to report.

Thank you for sharing this !
 
You may be in the wrong business buddy asking such noob questions. lol.

Cool, but how does Google know you're ranking #1 for any given keyword. Let me explain:

If I build a site about payday loans (lol), but you're not ranking #1 for payday loans, but you are ranking #1 for "awesome payday loans cheese sandwich", as you say, thats an easy keyword, but how does this create authority, and how does Google know you rank #1 for that keyword?
 
Cool, but how does Google know you're ranking #1 for any given keyword. Let me explain:

If I build a site about payday loans (lol), but you're not ranking #1 for payday loans, but you are ranking #1 for "awesome payday loans cheese sandwich", as you say, thats an easy keyword, but how does this create authority, and how does Google know you rank #1 for that keyword?

Google hires highly trained monkeys to check every possible keyword combination and is keeping records of it. I'm not joking:
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Cool, but how does Google know you're ranking #1 for any given keyword. Let me explain:

If I build a site about payday loans (lol), but you're not ranking #1 for payday loans, but you are ranking #1 for "awesome payday loans cheese sandwich", as you say, thats an easy keyword, but how does this create authority, and how does Google know you rank #1 for that keyword?

if you rank for "best blue widgets for my site" google will know when you will rank #1 (they count impressions & every click you get)

it will make your site a authority site in "blue widgets" niche because you ranked. there are many tools you can use to find if your site has gained authority for that keyword and all are available on google search page.
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it will make your site a authority site in "blue widgets"
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Indeed, and accordingly I'm starting to take the view that an authoritative 301 from an unrelated site is a very valuable source.
 
Would be interesting to see if it is repeated using some shit low value KW's.
It seems the 301 method is killing it at the moment.
 
Hey,

I just wanted to say thanks for sharing tony_d. I'll definitely keep watching that threat for further results. Thanks a lot!

I love this forum :D

warm regards,
neo
 
I just read your post bro, and you reminded me of something VERY similar I read some months back.

I don't remember where i READ IT but it was something VERY similar to this.

I WILL try this in this small silo of mine and see how it does. :)

THanks for reminding me of this bro!
 
"very easy 4-word keyword" How many monthly searches is this keyword ? I mean i'm sure there is different if you rank site 1 for 50 monthly searches keyword or for 1000. To pass the authority to site 2 you need to rank at least to 500 monthly searches in my opinion.
 
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Going to keep my eye on this thread. May try something with a throwaway too just to throw some more results into the pool.
 
"very easy 4-word keyword" How many monthly searches is this keyword ? I mean i'm sure there is different if you rank site 1 for 50 monthly searches keyword or for 1000. To pass the authority to site 2 you need to rank at least to 500 monthly searches in my opinion.

Really man? and witch of your experiments lead you to think this?
 
I just read your post bro, and you reminded me of something VERY similar I read some months back.

I don't remember where i READ IT but it was something VERY similar to this.

I WILL try this in this small silo of mine and see how it does. :)

THanks for reminding me of this bro!

Please keep us all posted, too - the more (proper) testing done on this concept, the sooner we'll have a conclusive answer as to whether it's chance, coincidence, or cause & effect.

"very easy 4-word keyword" How many monthly searches is this keyword ? I mean i'm sure there is different if you rank site 1 for 50 monthly searches keyword or for 1000. To pass the authority to site 2 you need to rank at least to 500 monthly searches in my opinion.

The monthly searches has absolutely no direct link between monthly search volume and difficulty/ease in ranking, and so suggest 'you need to rank at least 500 monthly searches' is an arbitrary figure you've made up. I'm not saying it's wrong - I'm just pointing out that it's not backed by fact, just by opinion, and as much as possible I prefer to limit my activities to those based on fact.

There is of course (often) an incidental link between monthly searches and ranking difficulty/ease, because the more a keyword gets searched the more likely it is, in a free market such as the internet, that there will be someone looking to meet that demand, and competing for a top ranking. To draw a direct conclusion of ranking difficulty/ease based solely on search volume is mistaken at best, and possibly even ignorant.
 
Please keep us all posted, too - the more (proper) testing done on this concept, the sooner we'll have a conclusive answer as to whether it's chance, coincidence, or cause & effect.



The monthly searches has absolutely no direct link between monthly search volume and difficulty/ease in ranking, and so suggest 'you need to rank at least 500 monthly searches' is an arbitrary figure you've made up. I'm not saying it's wrong - I'm just pointing out that it's not backed by fact, just by opinion, and as much as possible I prefer to limit my activities to those based on fact.

There is of course (often) an incidental link between monthly searches and ranking difficulty/ease, because the more a keyword gets searched the more likely it is, in a free market such as the internet, that there will be someone looking to meet that demand, and competing for a top ranking. To draw a direct conclusion of ranking difficulty/ease based solely on search volume is mistaken at best, and possibly even ignorant.

You didn't answer my question (how many monthly searches) So in your opinion i can just rank number 1 in google for keyword with 20 monthly searches and no competition and then redirect it to my main website and boom?! It doesn't sound right. I'm not saying your "method" is not working. I just ask questions.
 
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So in your opinion i can just rank number 1 in google for keyword with 20 monthly searches and no competition and then redirect it to my main website and boom?! It doesn't sound right. I'm not saying your "method" is not working. I just ask questions.

No, that's not what I said at all. Please read my posts again - it's all there.
 
this could be the beginning of a great method, of course until it gets too popular. Because everybody knows what happens when a method gets too popular in SEO. Great sharing, could it be an exact relation between the number of searches of the first site and second site?
 
Great sharing, could it be an exact relation between the number of searches of the first site and second site?

I guess anything is possible, but I don't see the logical connection between those figures.
 
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