This is a discussion on Is Google bonkers? within the Search Engine Optimisation forums, part of the Online Marketing category; As many of you know, I've been trying my best to get one of my sites ranked higher in Google ...
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| Unfortunately yes. But the good news is that the higher you go the more stable it becomes... usually
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| You might be better off focussing your efforts on the "long tail" phrases and keywords. If the site builds a reputation then hopefully the more competitively ranked phrases will follow...
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Do you really need to target such a broad term? |
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| Yes, unfortunately. I've been testing the response and pages per visit for various key PPC keywords and visitors seem to get a lot more value out of the site when searching for the phrase 'property' - as they should. It'll probably take a while to get a decent rank but it's going to be quite important down the line. |
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| Are you checking on different DC or just Google ? There also could be more differences there too !
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| Yo Ken, G seems to be showing your H1 tag rather than the description for a lot of your pages, I'd remove the tag and give each page an individual description. May be affecting the number of indexed pages G is showing.. site:www.huntforproperty.ie - Google Search |
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And BTW, it's curious that you find short tail queries more valuable. General theory would have it that long tail phrases are more targeted and searchers are more likely to find what they are looking for. Odd. And no localisation of the phrase, e.g. 'property dublin'? |
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