127,000 competitions how to beat all of them?

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    This is my site and keyword: http://how2tattoo.blogspot.com - 'how to tattoo' how to get No1 in google?:confused:
     
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  2. ~kev~

    ~kev~ Well-Known Member

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    Post quality content, keep the site updated, build backlinks and go from there. One of the main things that google looks for is backlinks from related sites, and how often the site is updated.
     
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  3. c0rrup

    c0rrup Well-Known Member

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    if your going to invest time and money into getting a rank 1 in google, you should atleast invest in a $7 domain name
     
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    dmayurichow Peon

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    build PR back links only and take your keywords of 3-sets of pairs to submit the social book marking after that u ping the each keyword..... u'll defiantly beat the flow of competition :)
     
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  5. rena

    rena Peon

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    IF work harldy then not much diff to beat .. bcz 127,000 is not high competitive...
     
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  6. OnInternetBusinessGuide

    OnInternetBusinessGuide Well-Known Member

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    FreedomOverdose Well-Known Member

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    the domain won't change anything! Google rates content, not domain names
     
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    brian65 Active Member

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    If you want to rank well with a blog, I'd recommend buying your own domain and hosting and using Wordpress as c0rrup and OnInternetBusinessGuide have recommended above. Blogger accounts are quite difficult to rank well in my experience and with Wordpress there are a ton of plugins - like All-In-One SEO that you can use to make your blog more SEO friendly. A lot of directories seem to reject blogspot domains in my experience which can make link-building a little more difficult.
     
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    cri8bat Well-Known Member

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    to be honest 127K is not too competitive, if you managet to build some quality backlinks you are easily able to rank #1.

    and if you have a website with a domain name is more easy, because then you can seo SEO and keyworkd on your domain name will also help.

    I suggest do article marketing with ezinearticles
     
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  10. sultanofseo

    sultanofseo Notable Member

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    not a very competitive term and should be fairly easy to rank high. not sure about #1 but top 5 would be easy. all you need is some good content and good quality backlinks
     
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    Which keyword phrase are you saying you have only 127,000 competitors? When I search Google for 'how to tattoo' I'm seeing 19,800,000 results. That is a BIG difference. Even searching for it in double quotes ("how to tattoo") I see 64,300 results... but people rarely search for phrases in double quotes.
     
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