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Aggify,
Let me give you some insight as to what is upsetting most people here. You claim that you've done something wonderful to rank in the top 5 for a bunch of phrases on Google - and go on to how wonderful what you've done is. The problem is that if no one is searching for the terms that you're ranking for, you're not going to get traffic for being in the top 5. (and if no one is searching for the term, in most cases, the competition for that keyword is VERY low - if there is any at all).
Now, let's look at one of the examples you used - that you said 'could go viral any day'... "Happiest Animal Moments". First off - I just don't see that ever going viral - Funniest, Cutest, Ugliest, Strangest... sure... Happiest??? Not very likely. But even if it did - Your site is currently ranked #3 for EXACTLY the same as every other search result. Why would anyone click on the #3 link then? If I was on that page, I would right click on the first one and open it in a new window, and if wan't what I was looking for, I'd go to page 2 since everything else looks like dupe content to me.
What others have tried to explain to you several times is that it is easy to rank for a term that no one is competing for. Even for low competition keywords it's pretty easy, which is why many people work on 'Long tail keywords', but they are still creating articles for products or other topics that people do search for.
I hope that explains a little why you're getting so much flack. To try and understand what others have tried to explain to you, do what they have suggested - try to rank for 'cheap car insurance' or similar terms and you will find that your site is nothing special - you're just ranking for terms that have zero competition... something just about anyone can do.
OS
Let me give you some insight as to what is upsetting most people here. You claim that you've done something wonderful to rank in the top 5 for a bunch of phrases on Google - and go on to how wonderful what you've done is. The problem is that if no one is searching for the terms that you're ranking for, you're not going to get traffic for being in the top 5. (and if no one is searching for the term, in most cases, the competition for that keyword is VERY low - if there is any at all).
Now, let's look at one of the examples you used - that you said 'could go viral any day'... "Happiest Animal Moments". First off - I just don't see that ever going viral - Funniest, Cutest, Ugliest, Strangest... sure... Happiest??? Not very likely. But even if it did - Your site is currently ranked #3 for EXACTLY the same as every other search result. Why would anyone click on the #3 link then? If I was on that page, I would right click on the first one and open it in a new window, and if wan't what I was looking for, I'd go to page 2 since everything else looks like dupe content to me.
What others have tried to explain to you several times is that it is easy to rank for a term that no one is competing for. Even for low competition keywords it's pretty easy, which is why many people work on 'Long tail keywords', but they are still creating articles for products or other topics that people do search for.
I hope that explains a little why you're getting so much flack. To try and understand what others have tried to explain to you, do what they have suggested - try to rank for 'cheap car insurance' or similar terms and you will find that your site is nothing special - you're just ranking for terms that have zero competition... something just about anyone can do.
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ceosam
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I understand. Well good luck monetizing it brother. I hope you do well along with all my other BHW brothers.
] Aggify[/B] is a young a little fluffy person needed someone to talk with him because his parents and exactly his mom was always so busy that he never took the love he needed. He lives in poor society and the computer is his window to say the world "hey I'm here".
I'm not a sorcerer :}
btw you are a one idea too hairy, cut this and you will be more attractive
Thanks for a statement that made no sense, but added to the virality of this post.
Thanks for being respectable. I appreciate one person acting like an adult here.
Why would I ever try to rank for 'cheap car insurance' when I have VC managing partners trying to meet with me over 'Consuela The Squirrel'?
My challenge stands. Show me one site that is consistently ranking on Google top 5, other than a site that is 100th on earth.
ceosam
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Sure thing. Im all about success, wealth building, and financial empowerment. So if thats what your about, I can relate with and understand you.
Absolutely. And our users' are ecstatic about their little SEO terms showing up on Google. That's money in the bank!
ceosam
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I see. PM me. How do you plan on monetizing it? I have access to investors and I know they will be interested in this if you have a good monetization strategy.
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Why would you try to rank for that term? You mean for a reason other than you'd be able to retire on the income from that one site?
Your challenge can be met by just about any site in existence. Take a unique sentence from any webpage that is 5 words or longer and do a google search. What people have tried to show you is that you haven't performed any magic here. It's like running a 100 yard dash and jumping up and down at the end because you won... but all the other runners were going in the other direction. aka, no one was competing with you and therefore you won the race. The challenge to YOU is to pick a competitive keyword (aka, actually competing against others), and try to rank for THAT.
If you're ranking for keywords that's no one is searching for, it's like pissing on yourself in dark pants. It will give you a warm sensation, but no one will notice.
and if you don't understand that you haven't done anything special here, we're not going to be able to convince you otherwise... so I've said what I will on this subject.
FittedHarbor
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Were you the owner of iBackups? If so, I guess you did do a few million, so you weren't lying but was sentenced in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia after pleading guilty to two counts of criminal copyright infringement for copying and selling pirated software worth from $7 million to $20 million.
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Yeah, I saw about iBackups 2 but didn't want to put it in the thread cause it sounds ....well, not good for our Nate
Then show me one site on earth that is doing it and quit saying anyone can!
$25 million, actually. Look back in the thread and see that I BROUGHT IT UP first. I let all my investors know what I did right from the beginning. And the fact that I hold the WORLD RECORD for criminal copyright infringement is helping more than it is hurting.
Doesn't sound good? I made $25 MILLION in two years. So I had faulty legal advice. Doesn't seem to matter. I live by the my motto, and that's all that matters: If you're going to do something, do it relentlessly.
FittedHarbor
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I wasn't trying to bad mouth you. I just looked up some information and saw that your claims held weight. I don't speak unless I am properly informed. I would like to talk to you outside of this forum however.
I apologize for my reaction. These people on this forum are very disrespectful. I will message you privately.
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Yet you still don't have enough money to buy my sig space
Mad Pierrot
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hilarious thread
And you still haven't changed your 70's porn profile pic.
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