1st Page Of Google – Revealed
One of the best ways to get traffic is to appear on the first page of Google. Depending on the keyphrase that you target, being on the first page of Google can mean 3 visitors a week, or tens of thousands of visitors a day. It’s likely – following the method given here, that you will start with around 20-50 visitors a day… then with further backlinking, you can build up from there.
Using this method, I recently put three domains on the first page of Google – one domain is sitting at number 7 with one backlink (an article submitted to EzineArticles), one domain is currently Number 3 on Google (with 60 backlinks done in about 2 hours time), and one domain is sitting at Number 7 on Page 2 with no backlinks. All three domains STARTED on page one, the one domain I’ve not done any backlinking to simply drifted downward over a period of a couple of weeks.
Now, can you imagine what you can do with a first page listing on Google? Simply slapping up an affiliate product can start producing some Clickbank checks… putting up some Adsense ads can do likewise… so what’s the trick to getting first page listings on Google? It’s incredibly simple… all you have to do is…
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I find it intriguing that an Ezinearticle-focused-backlink campaign can do much wonder in search engine result pages. Does it mean that Google trusts so much a link from Ezinearticles that it is willing to jack up the keyword rank of that particular site? One thing to remember is that Google's search algorithm is an open ocean. Who knows one day a link from Ezinearticles is not as important as, say, a signature link from a forum site. All in all, it is worth looking into the potential of links from Ezinearticles.com
In fact, getting into front page not difficult if you target secondary keywords. People always try to get ranked for the main keyword term and forget about the long tail keywords and secondary keywords which have less competition.
I have a question. Once you have the 3-5 articles of relevant content on your site, do you keep adding fresh content? Or do you just stick with the original articles? This was an extremely helpful post for me as I have been struggling to make consistent money. Do you include clickbank links in articles too?
Lisa
Lisa – You can add fresh content so that you'll rank for more long-tail combinations – but the basic concept is the traffic that's coming from the high first page results. As for how you monitize it, yes; clickbank links are good – adsense is good – it depends on the niche. Backlinks are more important with this process than additional articles – you already rank on the first page – a #1 ranking is your goal – and additional content won't do that for you … but additional backlinks will.