How Do I Outrank My Competitor's Page?

Hello? Anyone?

Only high quality content is not enough for high rank, On these days everything is happen by paid version so adword might be helpful for ranking. Another thing is you can check his website backlink, on the internet you can find lots tools where you can check any website's backlink.

What are their authority page? When I want to rank for a keyword, that's one of the think I look for. If the first 10 results have many pages that have over 30 PA (page authority), then my chance to rank for that keyword can be thin, unless my site has gained a lot of authority over the years.

"What are their authority page?"

Hi, guy. The page that is outranking mine on the first page of Google for "CDL training" has a page authority of 1 according to my Moz bar. can you believe that? Not only does the page have thin content, it only has a page authority of 1!

Not only that, but my page has a higher page authority and it's not even ranking on the first page of Google for "CDL training", AND my page isn't just a list of cdl training schools. It also has a helpful article on it.

How do I outrank their page? It seems like it should be easy to outrank!

I guess the way they do SEO algorithms is funny like that. I can't complain. My site is a few months old and has a page rank of 0 and I am already in the top 30 for a few high keywords. The only thing is they fluctuate daily like the stock market. I can't keep up nor give you definitive advice as of now. I have yet to create a site that sustains a number 1 ranking for the long term which is one of my goals.

I try to not believe everything I read and give factual information on what I experienced. Sometimes it matches up with what people write online and sometimes it doesn't.

The best thing I could tell you is if you are trying to rank high on Google. Read all you can on how GOOGLE ranks pages right from Google and follow their advice. They have webmaster forums, you tube videos, google help pages, articles, etc all from Google. If you notice, once you begin to read how they operate, you will find most people just say what Google says about it and sometimes go off on their own advice or have not updated their content with what Google says about it in the present.

Everyone's content and keywords are going to be different. So any advice trying to give people advice on how to rank without accurately assessing your website, keywords, and competition is not going to be great advice. You want a company that gives you a thorough evaluation of your site and keywords in order to present to you a package that makes sense. Not just some broad evaluation that may give you some short term results but fails to give you that long term desire your business will flourish in.

You can use this same philosophy for Bing, Facebook, Twitter, etc.. All the information you need is right from the main source.

One you begin to rank high and get some free organic traffic consistently. You can use the profits to explode your business with paid advertising all across the internet.

See what they do, do what they do and do it better. Simple as that (of course easier said than done).

A list of truck driving schools offered to people who're looking for truck driving schools thin content?

Quality content does not always mean a well-written article that is rich in the latest cutting edge information.

It will always depend on the audience the website is meant to attract what is considered a quality content.

Google algorithm is not able to look at the website critically, read the text and decide whether it is beneficial for the type of crowd that is clicking on the site.

It can only analyze hard data, like the time spent on page, clicking internal and external links, whether people repeatedly come back to the website, etc.

Can this hard data be improved without having amazing articles, absolutely yes.

Most likely your competitor's website gives exactly what the audience is looking for. Most likely most of the people going to that site are clicking through and maybe even coming back for more, signaling to Google that it is extremely relevant to the keyword it ranks for.

It is definitely possible to outrank them with time. Approach this project by thinking about your audience first, their needs and interests. Your competition gives you a lot of clues about what works for your audience already so go out there and do just that, but better.

Identify their intention and get them faster and easier to the solution than your competition. You can add some more information about each driving school right on the site to help your visitors make a decision faster and easier, like pricing range, average reviews, mission statements, etc.

You can also talk to all of those driving schools and ask whether they could offer a small discount to people that sign up through your site, even if it is only a discount of few bucks. It is often not the amount that catches people attention, but the word discount itself.

Be creative, don't stop on one or two extra benefits over your competition, do as many as you can. If you keep this mindset, with time you will be able to create a website that is untouchable.

Good luck and enjoy the process.