HOW to rank N1 in Google for a HIGHLY competitive keyword - REVEALED

Excellent information, thanks for sharing this.

 

tnx.net down for me all day, can anyone else access it?

 

That seems interesting, just signed up there, got TNX ID: 119590839

i will see how does it work

 

i guess you're right... but i think there are exceptions... many of them...

 

I agree with all of the tips except for #1 and #7:

1. Don't buy (or sell) sitewide links for serps. Buy links from individual pages*.

I have had great success with sitewide links in the past. However, I think the proportion of sitewide links to regular one page links could be an issue in some cases. For instance, if Google sees that all or most of your links are sitewide, I could see why they might penalize you, but otherwise I think they are usually more helpful than bad.

7. Don't do reciprocal linkexchange.

I did ONLY reciprocal link exchanges with one of my websites and the site outranked Wikipedia, and has some #1 and #2 spots for fairly competitive keywords. Now, obviously if your doing link exchanges with porn sites and gambling sites you can hurt your rankings because your linking to a "bad" site. However, normally link exchanges are great for improving your rankings. If you look at almost any well ranked website (with the exception of a few) you will notice that most of them have done link exchanges as well as one way links.

 

Some good tips here, thanks.

 

Good tips. I will try them out.

 

Reciprocal link exchange is not bad, it is just not as effective as non-reciprocal link exchange AND link buying (and both tactics are legitimate, no matter what Matt Cutts says). And what's "even Stompernet"? Haven't heard of it before If it's automated reciprocal link exchange than you better keep away from it because it's very easy for Google to track it.

 

that's an excellent post wtih great information.

Additionally it's a great example of a business giving free quality information that relates to their niche.

Thank you

 

All tips are welcome.
It's up to you which of them you think will help you to improve the websites at Google.

 

You guys got to the top with TNX, matt cuts banned you then you rank your DP threads. I like your style TNX. I wonder what they will do to this thread. It sort of provides a delema to them to decide where to draw the line.

 

If he bans our DP thread we will have to use plan C - taking every position in top20.

 

Tnx Id: 119592166

 

Awesome post. wonderful tips to rank #1 in for competitive keyword.

 

My opinion:-

1. Don't buy (or sell) site wide links - Agreed. But Site wide links gives more traffic benefits.
2. Don't look for high PR links only - Agreed
3. Control link placement speed - Agreed
4. Control the number of outbound links - Agreed
5. A link from a relevant website is excellent - Agreed, Relevant site and relevant page both gives best SERP's results.
6. Make links look natural - Agreed
7. Don't do reciprocal link exchange - Agreed

 

thanks! some of them are new to me

 

Thanks for the awesome post. This is very helpful indeed.

 

1. Don't buy (or sell) sitewide links for serps. Buy links from individual pages*.
SEO MYTH you can get your pr busted
2. Don't look for high PR links only - start your campaign for a new site with PR 0-1 and slowly move up each week as you see your rankings improve.
SEO MYTH(or whatever this is)
3. Control link placement speed. Remember of "Too many links at once" Google filter.
Agree

4. Control the number of outbound links on your pages and on pages where you place your links, avoid link-farms, links to gambling, pills, etc.
Agree

5. A link from a relevant website is excellent, but a link from a quality site of other niche or other language can also boost your ranking - so don't ignore such links.
Who knows...

6. Make links look natural. Use different link anchors, promote not only your main page, but your deep pages too.
agree

7. Don't do reciprocal linkexchange.
MYTH

 

Yeh agree with most of them...

 

I think you are too obsessed about PR. SEO is not about PR, forget about it. PR is just some green pixels which mean nothing.