tricks on going from #2 to #1 in google ?

ronin28

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it looks like that I ranked my website really high. It bounces since few days from #1 to #2 position up and down...one day it is #2, few hours later it is #1...any ideas/tricks how to make it #1 forever ?

does google count bounce rate for each link and that way rankings are build ? so how about using some smart botnet with proxies to click on my website to get #1 ?
 
Sometimes google update. Your rank will bounce. If you have a good site with quality backlinks. After a few days you will be #1. If another sites have better quality backlinks and traffics. Your rank is down. This is a competition. Millions of people want their site to be on top google.
 
Get a better CTR and lower bounce rate than the other site you're competing with, and you will lock in at number 1.
 
Identify how you can make your page better than the page on #1 and build links. Get some social signals too.
 
Optimize your on-page SEO. If that doesn't work then build some more links.
 
Get more quality backlinks to your site of your niche to rank #1 forever.
 
You simply can not rank #1 forever.
Its continuous link building processes to stay on top.
 
use fiverr service for this and bounce back to no 1, build more tier 2 and tier 3 link, use gsa for that.
 
Fiverr gig the #1 rank's website with foreign keywords.
Done it before, works like a charm.
 
More quality links definitely, secure #1 and than slowly work high quality links from time to time so competition won't be able to chase you easy.
 
Something without risk? Link from another of your inner pages to that page. If it's going back and forth between 1 and 2 you only need a very, very tiny nudge to cement yourself at #1 and even an internal link will do that for you, or a single Web 2.0 link. I usually just use an internal link in these situations when I only need a small push.
 
Just keep doing what your doing if you got to #2 then what your doing is working. Google probably uses bounce rate (cant say for sure as im not a google engineer) every so often google will replace the normal link to your site e.g. www.site1.com with a funky google redirect url, i can only guess its looking at how clickable your title is and description. Possibly looking at bounce rate, (see if the user click back to the google page).

I wouldn't try and manipulate this, as you may make things worse. Just do what your doing and you will eventually get there.
 
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