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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: San Antonio, Texas
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Hi, I have a few questions regarding SEO. I have a competitor that checks my site in the following way: site: mysitename.com "Keyword Here" They check it about 20 times a month. What are they looking to find with this search? I have pulled the search a few times myself and it pulls most of the time my website pages. Does this also pull backlinks for that particular keyword? Thanks. |
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I think it's one of your competitors that are doing this. They probably want to know where you're getting your backlinks from. So that they can equally get backlinks from there or at least know how to checkmate your site.
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If i do it to my website it lists all of the pages that have the keyword that you mentioned highlighted. It looks like they're looking for the pages of your website that are optimized for the certain keyword to me. It could be something else though... |
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Thanks for the responses. I have the same thoughts but wasn't sure if I was correct.
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You can't get backlinks from a site:domain.com search. ![]() Chances are they are checking out your keywords. |
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Yes it is most definitely a competitor checking out your keywords and trying to find out why you are probably higher in rankings than they are. There are no links.
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Interesting. Thanks Mike. I guess I can try it out on a few of my competitors and see how it works out. Thanks for the information.
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to check competitor backlink, use yahoo site explorer do it efective, just backlink from dofollow attribute, and use wheel in 15-20 sites web 2.0 |
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Wouldn't that be a tedious method? If they are smart enough to use that method, then why not one of the many online keyword analyzers (keywordspy, spyfu, wordtracker etc.)?
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| You will probably find that they are actually using a tool to do this, search queries by the tool will still show up as visits if the tool/user follows through to the page. And it sounds like they don't know how to use it properly lol!
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They are trying to see how many pages you have with your website. Search engines love the more content pages you have. And it is possible they are looking for how many backlinks you have, but the best way to do that with google for example is "YourWebsite.com" which still sucks.....
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