My #1 Ranked Keyword Phrases According To Google
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When I began It’s Write Now I wasn’t aware of keywords and ranking in Google. As a result of my lack of keyword focus I rank number one for some odd terms. The great thing about this example is that it’s not very difficult to get to the number one spot for many terms.
With a focused approach. Some luck and skill in keyword selection. Some keyword rich content. And a little link building it’s possible to rank #1 for your keyword terms. Here is a breakdown of my top 3 accidental keyword phrases.
Too or To
I wrote this post last September; Too or To, apparently I wasn’t the only one with this question. I get a handful of searchers each day from this post.
NeverBlueAds Promo Code
Interestingly enough I was number one for this term until about just a minute ago when Zac Johnson just knocked me down to number 3 and took the first two spots. Just for fun maybe I’ll write about NeverBlueAds Promo Code and see if I can get my spot back.
The irony about Never Blue Ads promo codes is I don’t even think they exist. I accidentally ranked for this term by having a DreamHost promo code in my side bar and writing a post about Never Blue Ads.
I even received an email from Never Blue Ads asking me to take my Emma90 promo code down. Because I was getting a lot of Never Blue sign ups on my link and people were typing in Emma90 as the promo code. I complied and took down my Never Blue sign up link. Here’s the screen shots. What do you think?
It’s Write Now; Front Page
Post About Never Blue Ads
Christina Mendonsa
The next term I ranked number one for is the name of my favorite news anchor Cristina Mendonsa although I rank for the misspelled version Christina Mendonsa, even beating out a News 10 article. That just goes to show that misspelled keywords can be another route to ranking. Even though I’ve since corrected the misspelling in this brief post from July 2007; Lessons Learned From Christina Mendonsa
This was my longest post yet. I hope it’s not too much for you guys. I just wanted to explore the importance of keywords and how they can be used to rank in Google, which in turn will get organic traffic. Of course there is a lot of competition for popular money making keywords. So achieving ranking for these words, is a lot more difficult.
In fact I have anchored links going to my own name and I currently only rank number 7 for it. I’d love to hear about any strange keywords you may have accidentally ranked for.
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Popular Wealth | Jun 4, 2008 | Reply
I love using Google tools to spot new keywords like this too, basicaly visitors tell you what they want and Google tells you your article was great for the new keyword… you get to research why :p
Great article.
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Paul | Jun 13, 2008 | Reply
Keywords do work alot of the time, yet sometimes regardless of what you do you cant get up there.
One of my sites, the domain is .com and 8 years old, 10,000+ backlinks, PR4
The .co.uk extension (not mine) is 2 years old with 1000 links and PR2, is above mine in google, and ranks higher for the same keywords!