I want to dominate the top 3 spots on Google for one keyword phrase (any advice)???

[chrisnegro]

Warriors

I'm very familiar with how the basics of SEO works. You and I know that to dominate top 3 spots would be huge. But my question is this, can you dominate ONE KEYWORD PHRASE (in Google Results) with url links as follows:

Google Result #1 - yourwebsite.com/services.html
Google Result #2 - yourwebsite.com/aboutus.html
Google Result #3 - yourwebsite.com/index.html

Now...will Google recognize this as the same site (and you won't get indexed they way you want) or is it better to get 3 DIFFERENT DOMAIN NAMES....AND DOMINATE THE TOP 3 SPOTS FOR THE SAME KEYWORD PHRASE?

Which approach is quicker, faster and will get long-term results?

Any advice?

Chris Negro

[CaseWhitney]

Google only allows 2 listings per domain per page of the search results, so you can't have 3 pages listed at the same time for page one.

It's possible to have an indented listing for one domain to hold two positions, then use a second domain and get that to rank for the third position.

[Jason Dolman]

As CaseWhitney said, the best you can hope for 1 domain is a main and indented listing per keyword.

As for how to get the 3rd listing... you can leverage sites like Squidoo, Wordpress.com, etc to get the listing and then link back to your domain from within those pages.


Jason

[petevamp]

I have been personally ranking higher on google with veoh over youtube I also use metacafe with a number of other sites. This is what makes traffic gyser so powerful. Since they submit to around 100 video sites and prodcast so on so forth you can actually dominate an entire front page with a single video being submitted to traffic gyser. I had to stop using it at the time I used it but I was able to get my dedt relief site on 6 of the 10 spots for the keyword debt relief but at the time my site was not optimized so I lost out on hundreds of sales. How ever I will be getting traffic gyser again in a few weeks after a few checks come in so I can eliminate all this work I have to do building links. When that does it instantly for you.

[chrisnegro]

Originally Posted by CaseWhitney

Google only allows 2 listings per domain per page of the search results, so you can't have 3 pages listed at the same time for page one.

It's possible to have an indented listing for one domain to hold two positions, then use a second domain and get that to rank for the third position.

What does "indented listing" mean? Many thanks for clarifying.

Chris Negro

[CaseWhitney]

Originally Posted by chrisnegro

What does "indented listing" mean? Many thanks for clarifying.

Chris Negro

Its also called a double listing but the second one is indented. Here's a screenshot of different ways of listing.