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| needs coffee to function! War Room Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Boston, MA
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In my experience, If I have a website, I am able to rank a lot easier for my main keyword (the one in the domain name) than I am for my secondary keywords even when they are also in the domain eg, www.primarykeyword.com/secondarykeyword even when the keyword have similar competition and I have built backlinks to both. Does anyone else notice this? What do you do, do you just keep building backlinks? Thanking you in advance! |
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| Enlightened Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: New York, USA.
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Hi! Keep building backlinks to your sub pages. As a rule of thumb send 50% of your incoming links to the home page; 50% to your inner pages. Also, check your site's link structure. 95% of the time, you'll get a huge PR boost just from structuring your links and funneling PR from within your actual site. I've done this on my own sites and have #1 to #3 rankings for many sub pages (which all contain secondary keywords). - Jay |
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| Active Warrior Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Brisbane, Australia
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Keep building backlinks to the internal pages and eventually they will rank. Do you have unique metatags for each page? If not, I suggest you change them.
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