Getting a Web 2.0 to Top Spot

by SRLee

Posted: 15 years ago 7 replies

Hello fellow Warriors,

I was wondering if it is possible to SEO a Web 2.0to get the top spot in Google by backlink building and possibly some on-page SEO?

Thanks in advance!

#spot #top #web

Billy Rey 15 years ago

Hi SRLee,

yes, it is possible. very possible

one of the top ranking blogs for the make money online niche is from blogger.

that's enough proof
- Thanks
- 1 reply
Signature

âœ”âœ”âœ”Leapfroggr Digital Marketing+SEO Servicesâœ”âœ”âœ”
[/CENTER]
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[1203779].message }}
- SRLee 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Billy Rey
  
  Hi SRLee,
  
  yes, it is possible. very possible
  
  one of the top ranking blogs for the make money online niche is from blogger.
  
  that's enough proof
  
  Hi Billy,
  
  What if the Web 2.0 is a blog from Tumblr, or a lens from Squidoo, or a hub from HubPages? They can still get to the top spot?
  
  Thanks
  
  {{ DiscussionBoard.errors[1205336].message }}
MemberWing 15 years ago

With pure backlinks you may get on top spot for *very* competitive keywords.
If you want to lift your 2.0 property - it would be even easier due to main site's respect in the eyes of Google.

Having said that - if you have a budget to get 5k organic active backlinks - this could lift your virgin 1-page website pretty high.

Gleb
- Thanks
- 1 reply
Signature

| Law of Attraction Coaching | Secure Fast Hosting | Law of Attraction |
{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[1205362].message }}
- NLDesignStudio 15 years ago
  
  Backlinks is definitely the key here. There are some pretty good WSO on backlinks by Paul and Angela that you should check out.
  
  Thanks
  
  {{ DiscussionBoard.errors[1205370].message }}

SRLee

15 years ago

@Gleb, When you say *very* competitive terms, is it possible to rank for a keyword with 1mil competing pages in quotes with just a one-page Web 2.0 property?

@NLDesignStudio, I have all the backlinks I probably need, so the links are not an issue here.

Thanks
1 reply

{{ DiscussionBoard.errors[1207233].message }}

MemberWing

15 years ago

Hi SRLee, yes it certainly possible.

As an experiment I ranked my 3.5 month old domain (*my* domain, not even a WEB 2.0 property) with exactly 1 page of content onto first page of Google for $10.49/per click (PPC bid cost) keyword phrase with about 800,000,000 of competition - as reported by Google.
It took me about 10k backlinks to make it happen - but again it's for very competitive expensive corporate market. For smaller markets it might be easier. Looks like backlinks is(are) the king.

Gleb

[QUOTE=SRLee;1207233]@Gleb, When you say *very* competitive terms, is it possible to rank for a keyword with 1mil competing pages in quotes with just a one-page Web 2.0 property?