New site jumping all over search engine page position

[cc976a]

I apologize for my above comment if that is the case.

There is always exceptions to the rules and the pay day loans searches are always very amusing considering most of the domains are under a month old . That being siad I think we can all say all tactics like that are short term and will eventually (hopefully) get cleaned up by Google.

Be interesting to see how much money can be made from spamming the engines like crazy, reap rewards, watch it crash - then rinse / repeat

Sure many have made a business model of it

 

[Nick11380]

Be interesting to see how much money can be made from spamming the engines like crazy, reap rewards, watch it crash - then rinse / repeat

Sure many have made a business model of it

Make hay while the sun shines!

Google is moving fast, I think this short term strategy needs a pretty solid back up

 

[deleted7/10/23]

will it bounce back again?

Maybe, maybe not - certainly with the latest 2 lots of G's updates a *lot* more emphasis has been on useful content rather than links

 

[Nova]

Well good news folks. After adding some more unique and quality content my site is now at the top of page 2 for its preferred keyword which is classed as being high competition. I'm very pleased as the domain name is a brand new registered (dot) net. I'm confident in getting it to about position 3-4 of page one in a few months which by looking at the other sites in this sector is where it deserves to be. Spot no1 is Wiki and no2 is held by a very deserving and nicely done site.

 

[Nick11380]

Congrats on the positive movement. Regarding your comment:

which is classed as being high competition.

I would imagine this is referring to the Google Keyword Tool - the 'competition' is specific to AdWords and has nothing to do with organic rankings. Your best way to check the competition is to look at your competitors directly.

 

[Nova]

Congrats on the positive movement. Regarding your comment:



I would imagine this is referring to the Google Keyword Tool - the 'competition' is specific to AdWords and has nothing to do with organic rankings. Your best way to check the competition is to look at your competitors directly.

Sorry, yes being a bit of a newbie I misunderstood the Google tool. So I take it high "competition" on the Adwords tool is a good thing then?

 

[Nick11380]

Sorry, yes being a bit of a newbie I misunderstood the Google tool. So I take it high "competition" on the Adwords tool is a good thing then?

I would just ignore it all together. I 'believe' the competition is just down to how much bidding is going on for that keyword, it might correlate slightly with organic competition but I would just do your own SEO research for that.