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Finding the 'MOST POPULAR' articles on EZA per niche- How?

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I entered my keywords in Eza to search the articles which have been written for my keywords/niche - just as a little bit of research, to see whats up there, but there are way too many results... so i wanted to just view the most popular ones but cant see how. Is this possible?,

Is there anyway to search the most popular articles on eza per niche?

or the most viewed, or most liked?

or do they just list the articles from newest to oldest only?
#articles #eza #finding #niche #popular
  • Profile picture of the author Kelly Verge
    Jack Powers posted detailed instructions in the War Room...
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    • Profile picture of the author entry
      unfortunately I am not a member. can you explain some basic ways to go about this?

      without saying joing the war room lol.

      is it a complicated procedure? please,
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    • Profile picture of the author timpears
      Try this:
      key word site:ezinearticles.com "This article has been viewed 2000..199999" "Article Submitted On: * *, 2009"

      Put that into a Google search. You can play around with the numbers to get what you want. If you change the date you will get different results too. The * is a wild card. You have to have the two ".." between the high and the low number for the range to work right. But adjust the numbers as you wish.

      I think this will get you what you are looking for.
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      • Profile picture of the author entry
        Originally Posted by timpears View Post

        Try this:
        key word site:ezinearticles.com "This article has been viewed 2000..199999" "Article Submitted On: * *, 2009"

        Put that into a Google search. You can play around with the numbers to get what you want. If you change the date you will get different results too. The * is a wild card. You have to have the two ".." between the high and the low number for the range to work right. But adjust the numbers as you wish.

        I think this will get you what you are looking for.
        Thanks, can you give an example please....to make it a little bit clearer,

        lets say for example i want to find the popular 50 articles on "cake recipes"
        can you show the site: for this please, for the top 50.

        will this show the 50 most viewed articles this keyword?

        thnx
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        • Profile picture of the author timpears
          You can't request a certain number of articles, what you need to do is adjust the two numbers in the string you put in the search box of Google. Those numbers are the higher and lower of the number of times the article has been viewed. Just play around with them to see what works best for you. Obviously, different key words will have different results, so adjust the numbers so you get what you want.

          Anyway, the search query you wanted will be displayed if you click this link;
          "cake recipes" site:ezinearticles.com "This article has been viewed 2000..199999" "Article Submitted On: * *, 2009" - Google Search

          It looks like that brought up 83 articles. So just adjust the lower number up a little to get less results. I doubt that the higher number needs to be adjusted, but you never know. You can adjust it to see what you get, if you want. But the best way to understand how it works is to use it and play around with it. I book marked it some time ago and just change the key word and the numbers as I want.
          Hope this is clear to you.
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          • Profile picture of the author entry
            Originally Posted by timpears View Post

            You can't request a certain number of articles, what you need to do is adjust the two numbers in the string you put in the search box of Google. Those numbers are the higher and lower of the number of times the article has been viewed. Just play around with them to see what works best for you. Obviously, different key words will have different results, so adjust the numbers so you get what you want.

            Anyway, the search query you wanted will be displayed if you click this link;
            "cake recipes" site:ezinearticles.com "This article has been viewed 2000..199999" "Article Submitted On: * *, 2009" - Google Search

            It looks like that brought up 83 articles. So just adjust the lower number up a little to get less results. I doubt that the higher number needs to be adjusted, but you never know. You can adjust it to see what you get, if you want. But the best way to understand how it works is to use it and play around with it. I book marked it some time ago and just change the key word and the numbers as I want.
            Hope this is clear to you.
            thanks. what do the * * do again?

            and can this be tweaked even further to make sure that 'cake recipes' is in the article Title....of the articles? (so the words are in the title of the article)

            Thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author timpears
    The * are wild cards. You can put one in the year slot if you want to search back prior to 2009, or next month you may want to include stuff from 2010. You will need to play around with it and see what happens.

    You are at about the extent of my knowledge on this stuff. I think you might be able to get the allintitle atribute to work with this somehow, but I am not real sure. I have never tried to combine them with the site atribute. But my guess would be, probably not. Usually the key word is in the title of a well written article, so most of the time I would guess it will be there anyway.

    Anyway, I am way beyond my bed time. So I hope I have been able to help you. If you need more, I will be back tomorrow. My best advice is to play around with this search string and see what happens. It is pretty simple, and it is hard to mess it up. And even if you do, you can always come back here and copy it again.
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    • Profile picture of the author vicone
      You can also vary the formula to be sure of getting the keyword in the title.

      Also, there is no need to specify an upper limit but you do need the two dots which follow the minimum number, as in:

      intitle:cake recipes site:ezinearticles.com "This article has been viewed 1000.." "Article Submitted On: * *, 2009"

      This produces 26 entries with one or both of the keywords in the title. Putting "cake recipes" in quotes ensures that this phrase will appear in the title. Without the "intitle"command, Google will also return results based on the description.

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      • Profile picture of the author entry
        Originally Posted by vicone View Post

        You can also vary the formula to be sure of getting the keyword in the title.

        Also, there is no need to specify an upper limit but you do need the two dots which follow the minimum number, as in:

        intitle:cake recipes site:ezinearticles.com "This article has been viewed 1000.." "Article Submitted On: * *, 2009"

        This produces 26 entries with one or both of the keywords in the title. Putting "cake recipes" in quotes ensures that this phrase will appear in the title. Without the "intitle"command, Google will also return results based on the description.

        Ivan
        how do you vary the formula to make sure the keywords are in the title ??
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        • Profile picture of the author ExRat
          Hi entry,

          how do you vary the formula to make sure the keywords are in the title ??
          See the latter part of that post -

          Putting "cake recipes" in quotes ensures that this phrase will appear in the title. Without the "intitle"command, Google will also return results based on the description.
          It's great that you ask questions. Just be sure to double/triple check peoples' responses in order to try and find the answer, if at first glance it doesn't seem to be there.

          I'm not knocking you, just trying to nudge you in a direction. I choose to mention this because you get even more answers/help from people if you make a point of demonstrating that you are using your initiative, as well as asking. So by practising doing things this way, you can save your questions for the most important stuff. Hope this helps.

          But feel free to ask if you need more clarification because you can't suss it out.
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      • Profile picture of the author entry
        Originally Posted by vicone View Post

        You can also vary the formula to be sure of getting the keyword in the title.

        Also, there is no need to specify an upper limit but you do need the two dots which follow the minimum number, as in:

        intitle:cake recipes site:ezinearticles.com "This article has been viewed 1000.." "Article Submitted On: * *, 2009"

        This produces 26 entries with one or both of the keywords in the title. Putting "cake recipes" in quotes ensures that this phrase will appear in the title. Without the "intitle"command, Google will also return results based on the description.

        Ivan
        how do you vary the formula to make sure the keywords are in the title ??
        in the above example?
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        • Profile picture of the author ExRat
          Hi entry,

          how do you vary the formula to make sure the keywords are in the title ??
          Use this -

          intitle:"cake recipes" site:ezinearticles.com "This article has been viewed 1000.." "Article Submitted On: * *, 2009"
          instead of -

          "cake recipes" site:ezinearticles.com "This article has been viewed 1000.." "Article Submitted On: * *, 2009"
          Unless I'm mistaken, I think the first one means the phrase will be in the title, the second one means the exact phrase will be in the title or description/article.

          PS I updated the first one (from post# 9) to add "" around the keyphrase, as it didn't work without them.
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        • Profile picture of the author vicone
          For the keywords to appear in the title use the formula above and include the command "intitle" as in -

          intitle:cake recipes

          If you use the command -

          intitle:"cake recipes"

          Google will return results that have that specific keyword phrase (both words) in the title. Without the quotes, one or both words will be in the titles of the list returned.

          Ivan
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          • Profile picture of the author ExRat
            Hi Vicone,

            Originally Posted by vicone View Post

            For the keywords to appear in the title use the formula above and include the command "intitle" as in -

            intitle:cake recipes

            If you use the command -

            intitle:"cake recipes"

            Google will return results that have that specific keyword phrase (both words) in the title. Without the quotes, one or both words will be in the titles of the list returned.

            Ivan
            I presumed the OP wanted to search that way because -

            If you try this search -

            intitle:cake recipes site:ezinearticles.com "This article has been viewed 1000.." "Article Submitted On: * *, 2009"
            HERE

            ...it will return any article that has either 'cake' or 'recipes' in the title on their own. So I'm presuming it wouldn't work as well as it will return article titles about things like 'space cake' or 'fish recipes'.

            Apologies if I'm making an error.
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  • Profile picture of the author ebizman87
    The ideas mentioned above were actually from a warrior known as Jack Duncan.

    Watch this video from him and you'll get what you really want mate.

    http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ss-spying.html
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    • Profile picture of the author timpears
      [QUOTE=ebizman87;1462243]The ideas mentioned above were actually from a warrior known as Jack Duncan.
      /QUOTE]

      Thanks for finding that. I searched and couldn't find it, but I had the wrong last name. Fortunately I had saved the code and did my best to explain it. Looks like a lot of folks took over when I went to bed last night. Ain't this a great place? It is no wonder I spend so much time here.
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  • Profile picture of the author anuj291
    wow good overall info available on this thread
    Thanks @ timpears and others
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  • Profile picture of the author Jared Alberghini
    I made a handy tool for myself a while back that makes this type of search much easier, and you can quickly search through the top 10 article directories' most viewed articles:

    Affiliate Niche Monster - Hot Article Search
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