Make ALL Your Articles Rank #1 In Google, Yahoo & Bing - Competitive Keywords Made Easy

[warrior0112]

Daniel:

Are you saying that the technique mentioned in the ebook will not work for new domains? If so what do you consider new?

Thanks,

Rick

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by warrior0112

Daniel:

Are you saying that the technique mentioned in the ebook will not work for new domains? If so what do you consider new?

Thanks,

Rick

The techniques mentioned only apply to articles within the mentioned directories.

For domains and sites there are many other variables.

I would say 1-2 months of the site being indexed would be a safe bet to start backlinking like crazy.

[Daniel Molano]

Anyway, thanks everybody for the feedback.

I will soon be making this report brandable so that you can slap in your affiliate link.

[mr2020]

Daniel,

Quick question, I noticed that this thread has THOUSANDS of views. Did you use your method to promote this thread? Just curious.

And, the report is awesome! Simple and to the point. Thanks!

Twenty Twenty

[dizen]

Daniel, I use only two anchor text variations for my desired keyphrahses e.g.

used car and used cars

Is this the right way to do it?. I mean 2 anchor text variations don't look natural , should I vary more?

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by mr2020

Daniel,

Quick question, I noticed that this thread has THOUSANDS of views. Did you use your method to promote this thread? Just curious.

And, the report is awesome! Simple and to the point. Thanks!

Twenty Twenty

Not really, I just blasted my list and had a few of my friends blast theirs.

I also bumped it a few times.

But you can indeed rank WF threads #1 using this method.

It also works quite well with WF blogs, but you better make them relevant to internet marketing.

Originally Posted by dizen

Daniel, I use only two anchor text variations for my desired keyphrahses e.g.

used car and used cars

Is this the right way to do it?. I mean 2 anchor text variations don't look natural , should I vary more?

I don't understand your question.

Do you mean that every time you leave a backlink you're leaving 2 links, with 2 different anchor text variations?

Don't do that, only leave 1.

"The link juice passed by a page is divided by the number of outgoing links." - Matt Cutts (Paraphrase)

If you mean that you're rotating them, then it's up to you. Depending on what exact keyword phrase you wish to rank for.

What I do know is that even a related term will get you ranked for the rest.

For example, I've been targeting "business consulting" and I'm in position 1-3.

But at the same time I'm also ranking for another extremely competitive term "business consultant" which I have never targeted.

I diagree with the theory that Google will see 1 single anchor text as not natural, it has never affected me.

If I were you, I'd pick a keyword and go for the kill (if it's extremely competitive). Or rotate different anchor texts for completely different keywords if they are of low-medium competition.

[alohaoahu1978]

Hi,Daniel

What is the decent searches?

How many search a month or a day?

Thanks,

Mihye

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by alohaoahu1978

Hi,Daniel

What is the decent searches?

How many search a month or a day?

Thanks,

Mihye

Anything above 3,000 will do, the more the better obviously.

[Estrella]

Hi Daniel,

In your blog and reports, you talk a lot about Micro Niche Finder, but I don't believe you have shown us how you use it to find profitable keywords? Is there anyway you can perhaps make a report or video that demonstrates how you use it?
In particular I'm interested to know what SOC value or range that you aim for, within MNF, since I think it's one of the most important metrics, besides the amount of search.

Thanks!

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by Estrella

Hi Daniel,

In your blog and reports, you talk a lot about Micro Niche Finder, but I don't believe you have shown us how you use it to find profitable keywords? Is there anyway you can perhaps make a report or video that demonstrates how you use it?
In particular I'm interested to know what SOC value or range that you aim for, within MNF, since I think it's one of the most important metrics, besides the amount of search.

Thanks!

With MNF the SoC is all you need.

Using this method you can go for green and yellow SoC keywords.

Don't even bother looking at the numbers, it's pretty much like a stop light.

Green is definite go, yellow you would think twice, and red is a no go.

[Estrella]

Thanks Daniel.

So, with MNF, you personally only literally look at the SOC and that's it? As simple as "green/yellow = yes, red = no"??
Don't you at least verify at Google.com??

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by Estrella

Thanks Daniel.

So, with MNF, you personally only literally look at the SOC and that's it? As simple as "green/yellow = yes, red = no"??
Don't you at least verify at Google.com??

I do cross check with the Google Keyword Tool and with Google itself just to make sure. But yes, the SoC variable is that good.

Anyway, red has become achievable to me by now (Google: business consulting). Therefore I use it to asses the level of difficulty.

Although that's another story, and that's what companies pay me up to $50,000 USD to find out how to do.

After all, such keyword rankings alone are worth 6-7 figures by themselves.

But yeah, for someone without that know how, just consider it as a stop light, and cross check to make sure.

[newwebguy]

Hi Daniel:

Thanks for all the great content!
I'd like to get a little clarification on how to use Angelas backlinks to promote the ezinearticles as you describe. Her backlinks seem to go into the "about me" sections and your instructions say to get 100 articles with 100 backlinks per article. How many links do you put in each "about me" section?

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by newwebguy

Hi Daniel:

Thanks for all the great content!
I'd like to get a little clarification on how to use Angelas backlinks to promote the ezinearticles as you describe. Her backlinks seem to go into the "about me" sections and your instructions say to get 100 articles with 100 backlinks per article. How many links do you put in each "about me" section?

1 backlink per website per article.

Meaning that you can use the same website again for several articles, but only once per individual article.

[Jollowen]

Thanks a million for your generousity. God bless you more.

[Richelle123]

This is an awesome report Daniel! I just finished reading it, but I have a few questions for you before I get on my backlinking mission.

Okay I wrote an article around a two-keyword phrase with 39,000 competing pages, and there are high PR authority sites on the first few pages of Google.

Some of these sites are mayoclinic.com, cdc.gov, health.yahoo.com, nytimes.com and a few more. My optimized Ezine article is currently number 38 on Google's 4th page, and number 17 on page 2 "with quotes."

What's my chances of ranking number one or at least in the top ten by using your method of 100 authority backlinks to my article, and how long could it take? or in other words, is it possible to outrank these sites?

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by Richelle123

This is an awesome report Daniel! I just finished reading it, but I have a few questions for you before I get on my backlinking mission.

Okay I wrote an article around a two-keyword phrase with 39,000 competing pages, and there are high PR authority sites on the first few pages of Google.

Some of these sites are mayoclinic.com, cdc.gov, health.yahoo.com, nytimes.com and a few more. My optimized Ezine article is currently number 38 on Google's 4th page, and number 17 on page 2 "with quotes."

What's my chances of ranking number one or at least in the top ten by using your method of 100 authority backlinks to my article, and how long could it take? or in other words, is it possible to outrank these sites?

Yes it is, go for it.

[Simon Cad]

Hey Daniel

Thanks for the guide, 1 question.

Do you look at the types of links on the first page before you decide to compete? For example if they are full of goarticle/ezinearticles do you decide to do it compared if the spots are taken by amazon tube etc?

Thanks

Simon

[Daniel Molano]

Hey Simon,

No need, with the backlinks chances are you will outrank them, provided it's within the parameters mentioned and the competing pages are not too strong.

To measure the strength use the SoC feature in MNF.

It doesn't matter if the competition involves authority sites.

- Dan

[makeittoday]

nice post

i enjoy this

[WtWarrior]

Hi Dan, I love the report, I have also purchased to links you have suggested, I am curious now though - when I register for the sites and leave my link I do not know if it is enough or if I have to post something on the main forum pages, so my links will appear in front of people or just create the links as suggested and that is it?

Thanks,

Brett

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by WtWarrior

Hi Dan, I love the report, I have also purchased to links you have suggested, I am curious now though - when I register for the sites and leave my link I do not know if it is enough or if I have to post something on the main forum pages, so my links will appear in front of people or just create the links as suggested and that is it?

Thanks,

Brett

You can just leave them, but posting does indeed help as it will lead the spiders to the backlinks faster and therefore indexing the link right there.

- Dan Molano

[WtWarrior]

Dan...thanks for the great help. I want to ask you if you think it will also work to promote squidoo pages. Do you have any experience with it? And if I do not post, just leave the link as it is in the reports, how long it will usually take the spider come and index the links? Any estimates? Thanks again...
Brett

[Koncrete]

Hey Dan,

Great report I was already doing this for the past week before finding your report. I purchased Angela and Pauls packets this month for the first time and really excited.

I wrote an article submitted it to goarticles because I was told that it responses to backlinking better than ezine. I used Angela and Pauls packets and after 48 hrs was on page 1 of google.

But then after another 48hrs my article is gone and not even indexed with google and its now been 3 days. Do you know what might be the problem? I'm very disappionted as I thought I had figured out how to rank on google, I started doubting myself thinking there has to be more to it and it can't be that easy to ranked #1 with google.

Then I found your report and think there might be hope. Has this disappearing act of an article happened to you before to where its not even indexed? Do you think google maybe penalized my article?

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by Koncrete

Hey Dan,

Great report I was already doing this for the past week before finding your report. I purchased Angela and Pauls packets this month for the first time and really excited.

I wrote an article submitted it to goarticles because I was told that it responses to backlinking better than ezine. I used Angela and Pauls packets and after 48 hrs was on page 1 of google.

But then after another 48hrs my article is gone and not even indexed with google and its now been 3 days. Do you know what might be the problem? I'm very disappionted as I thought I had figured out how to rank on google, I started doubting myself thinking there has to be more to it and it can't be that easy to ranked #1 with google.

Then I found your report and think there might be hope. Has this disappearing act of an article happened to you before to where its not even indexed? Do you think google maybe penalized my article?

What you experienced is known as the Google Dance, it also happens when you do too many backlinks too soon after the article is published. Your article will be back up in a week or two.

What I normally do is about 5 backlinks per day per article. That way I can know which ones need more and which ones don't. Some keywords will need 5 backlinks to rank, others will need 200 backlinks.

As your account has more indexed and backlinked articles, the dancing will lower as you will have increased your trust and authority in the eyes of the search engines.

Same happens with websites and blogs.

[Koncrete]

Thanks Dan,

I can rest alot easier tonight. I appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Tom

[julianyc]

Hi Dan, I'm a newbie with a keyword research question. I have also posed this question on the main board, where I've gotten a mixed reaction thus far as to whether this keyword phrase is doable and I was hoping to get your insight. Just bought your book with Terry G and loved it.

I have found a 2 word keyword phrase with the following characteristics (from the Google Adwords tool):

Exact Global Monthly Searches: 74,000
Broad Global Monthly Searches: 450,000
Number of Competing Pages (in quotes, on Google): 472,000
Number of Competing Pages (without quotes, on Google): 408,000,000

The top 3 competing sites for the keyword phrase results (in quotes) have the following number of backlinks:

Site #1: 1,154 backlinks from 96 domains / PR 5
Site #2: 1,000 backlinks from 188 domains / PR 5
Site #3: 1,024 backlinks from 157 domains / PR 4

What I'm hoping you can tell me is whether this keyword phrase is worth my time. I'm a big fan of your stuff - I believe you've said that with 100 high PR backlinks, you can make an article rank #1 for a keyword phrase with less than 500,000 competing sites in quotes. This would meet the criteria for that.

I'd be using an article to start as my site is less than 3 months old and don't want to end up in the sandbox by building backlinks directly there just yet. I'd create an article for this keyword phrase and then build backlinks like crazy to it.

Do you think this keyword phrase is too competitive? I don't own MNF to see if it's SOC is green or yellow.

There are no articles on the first page of results, which one warrior warned me about as meaning competitive.

Should I bother optimizing for this phase? If so, how many high PR backlinks do you think I'd need?

Many thanks!

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by julianyc

Do you think this keyword phrase is too competitive? I don't own MNF to see if it's SOC is green or yellow.

There are no articles on the first page of results, which one warrior warned me about as meaning competitive.

Should I bother optimizing for this phase? If so, how many high PR backlinks do you think I'd need?

Many thanks!

That one is hard but doable. With a few hundred backlinks you can achieve first page using an EzineArticle.

Now, those top 3 are solid competitors, but nothing off the charts, they can be beaten.

It has decent searches so you should definitely go for it provided you want to invest the time and effort. What is the Online Commercial Intent (OCI) of the keyword? If it's high don't think about it twice, just do it.

[julianyc]

Dan, many thanks for your insight. I take your opinion very seriously and really appreciate the advice.

[julianyc]

Dan - the online commercial intent of the keyword phrase is 0.58 according to MSN AdCenter Labs.

This is a job-seeking related keyword. The user is looking for a job in a field that is extremely saturated with very few opportunities/openings. The informational product we are offering would show the user how to make a living in their field by finding their own clients rather than working for a company that acts as a middle man and takes half their money. There is only one other company doing this relative to this particular niche, and they seem to be doing very well.

I'm explaining this as I feel that it may make the keyword phrase more attractive than the 0.58 OCI would suggest.

Would you still suggest pursuing it?

[nazri97]

Thank you for sharing with us in this forum

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by julianyc

Dan - the online commercial intent of the keyword phrase is 0.58 according to MSN AdCenter Labs.

This is a job-seeking related keyword. The user is looking for a job in a field that is extremely saturated with very few opportunities/openings. The informational product we are offering would show the user how to make a living in their field by finding their own clients rather than working for a company that acts as a middle man and takes half their money. There is only one other company doing this relative to this particular niche, and they seem to be doing very well.

I'm explaining this as I feel that it may make the keyword phrase more attractive than the 0.58 OCI would suggest.

Would you still suggest pursuing it?

Anything above 0.5 is good, and by what you're telling me it might be even better. So go for it.

[goingup]

Would submission of the rss feed in eza and bookmarking accomplish the same thing?

[Daniel Molano]

Originally Posted by goingup

Would submission of the rss feed in eza and bookmarking accomplish the same thing?

No it will not, at all, but it does help. Especially the RSS feed distribution.

[admiral]

daniel thanks for the report

[julianyc]

Daniel - sorry to ask for help again, but my original backlink info may have been wrong (it was from domain-pop.com and is much different than what SEO Quake is showing from Yahoo Site Explorer).

Here is the data for the keyword I'm targeting from SEO Quake, which I think may be more accurate. I've compiled everything in a table, for comparison's sake, versus Angela V. Edwards' GoArticles page that shows up as #2 for the keyword "backlinks" (without quotes and with quotes).

What I was trying to establish with this comparison was whether I could compete on my niche keyword phrase with an Ezine Article and plenty of backlinking, just as Angela did with the keyword "backlinks" - but I'm concerned that my keyword may be more competitive.

In the chart below, Angela's article is #2 (in green below) and she achieved such a ranking with 2,329 backlinks (according to SEO Quake).

Can you tell me if you think it's possible to rank for my keyword, in light of the data below? One big difference I notice with my keyword is that while my number of competing pages in quotes is moderate (472,000), the non-quotes competition pages is huge (418,000,000). Not sure what this means for the feasibility of me appearing on the first page.

Thanks again for your insights!

[Daniel Molano]

I say go for it Julia, you will eventually rank. It might take a bit more effort, but you will.

Originally Posted by julianyc

Daniel - sorry to ask for help again, but my original backlink info may have been wrong (it was from domain-pop.com and is much different than what SEO Quake is showing from Yahoo Site Explorer).

Here is the data for the keyword I'm targeting from SEO Quake, which I think may be more accurate. I've compiled everything in a table, for comparison's sake, versus Angela V. Edwards' GoArticles page that shows up as #2 for the keyword "backlinks" (without quotes and with quotes).

What I was trying to establish with this comparison was whether I could compete on my niche keyword phrase with an Ezine Article and plenty of backlinking, just as Angela did with the keyword "backlinks" - but I'm concerned that my keyword may be more competitive.

In the chart below, Angela's article is #2 (in green below) and she achieved such a ranking with 2,329 backlinks (according to SEO Quake).

Can you tell me if you think it's possible to rank for my keyword, in light of the data below? One big difference I notice with my keyword is that while my number of competing pages in quotes is moderate (472,000), the non-quotes competition pages is huge (418,000,000). Not sure what this means for the feasibility of me appearing on the first page.

Thanks again for your insights!

[Holland]

Hi daniel

Thanks for sharing this report!

Yours sincerely
Angelina