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How to raise a third-party Review in the rankings of my product?

by David C.
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When somebody searches for my e-book, or product name, on the second page there is a review: http://taskjoy.com/review/mister-manpower-review/, that is a great review of my product.

It was done back when I was with Clickbank, and have since closed my Clickbank account, but the product is the same. What can I do so that this moves up in results? I would love for potential customers to be able to get this information.

Any ideas would be much appreciated. Thanks!
#product #raise #rankings #review #third party #thirdparty
  • Profile picture of the author Mike Vick
    When I google "Mister Manpower Review", that link shows up #6 in google. Mission accomplished!
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  • Profile picture of the author fpforum
    You should probably try building some backlinks to that pages URL, using your desired keyphrase in the anchor text... For example, get a bunch of links from good quality pages using the anchor text "Mister Manpower Review" and it should help to improve the ranking for that page.
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    • Profile picture of the author aadi14
      Try building more backlinks to that page. Or simply getting more reviews to that page will also help.
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      • Profile picture of the author David C.
        Thank you!
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        • Profile picture of the author David C.
          Do you think linking to it from my main site, my facebook, my blogger account, etc., will help raise it in rankings, or hurt it? being that Google usually wants a 3rd party review, this will take away the "3rd partiness" of it, you think?
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          • Profile picture of the author aadi14
            Originally Posted by David C. View Post

            Do you think linking to it from my main site, my facebook, my blogger account, etc., will help raise it in rankings, or hurt it? being that Google usually wants a 3rd party review, this will take away the "3rd partiness" of it, you think?
            Facebook have its own review tab. So its not necessary to link. Just having a trusted review tool on your website which have genuine comments & feedbacks will help. You an show the reviews on your home page by installing their API.
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            • Profile picture of the author David C.
              Yes, have tried reviews on facebook, but do to the nature of my product, guys don't like linking their profiles to it.

              This 3rd party review mentioned is the answer

              If i rank to it directly from my main site, do you think it may hurt rankings? Or help?

              thanks,

              David
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