Dadelius
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- Mar 31, 2010
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Hey guys, need some input on this problem I gave myself.
I was ranking on page 2 for a very competitive keyword for my domain which is a .com (I'm located in Canada, not that it matters) and I was consitently on page 2 or 3 in both searches google dot com and google dot ca
Then I thought... hmmm I wonder if I select target US (in webmaster tools there is the option) and I figured hmmm more people in US I wonder if it will boost my dot com ranking. Well, It didn't boost it, but after a few days I dropped down to low page 3 results and had to work my ass off to push it back to page two (took me 2 weeks to get back to page 2)
Problem is I am nowhere to be found on the .ca results, anymore, I mean nowhere.
I switched it back to having no preference in my webmaster tools about 2 weeks ago, and my rankings have been climbing steadily for google dot com, but I still am not anywhere in the google dot ca results.
Any ideas?
I'd like to rank highly on as many google networks as possible.
Should have left well enough alone, I know.
Thanks for your help guys.
I was ranking on page 2 for a very competitive keyword for my domain which is a .com (I'm located in Canada, not that it matters) and I was consitently on page 2 or 3 in both searches google dot com and google dot ca
Then I thought... hmmm I wonder if I select target US (in webmaster tools there is the option) and I figured hmmm more people in US I wonder if it will boost my dot com ranking. Well, It didn't boost it, but after a few days I dropped down to low page 3 results and had to work my ass off to push it back to page two (took me 2 weeks to get back to page 2)
Problem is I am nowhere to be found on the .ca results, anymore, I mean nowhere.
I switched it back to having no preference in my webmaster tools about 2 weeks ago, and my rankings have been climbing steadily for google dot com, but I still am not anywhere in the google dot ca results.
Any ideas?
I'd like to rank highly on as many google networks as possible.
Should have left well enough alone, I know.
Thanks for your help guys.
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