The clickbump method? all your questions answered...

clickbump · 11th Jan 2010, 11:17 AM

Originally Posted by ProductCreator

How come there are no Adsense blocks on your templates? At least, on that link there?

Cheers
Chris

That's an excellent question Chris. The screenshots are just showing the theme look and feel top to bottom. The Adsense block goes directly under the post title (which is under the product images) unless the user has enabled post excerpts, in which case, the ads appear below the post excerpt.

Gale10 · 11th Jan 2010, 02:58 PM

Just to say I highly recommend Clickbumps themes, they are great looking and very easy to use. There is a good instruction pdf to go along with them.

Best wishes,

Ruth

Black Hat Cat · 12th Jan 2010, 05:21 AM

Originally Posted by carlos123

In the long run, hiding your links, will almost surely cause Google to view you as a SPAMMER with the result that the sites you link to will likely be severely downgraded or removed from their index.
Carlos

Hogwash. Hiding most or ALL your links may cause trouble, but one or two for indexing purposes will not be an issue. Since when does Google deindex a site because a picture links to it? And that's what a smiley is.....a picture. If that gets you kicked out of Google, it's a wonder there are any sites in their index at all.

Some of you need to stop taking things so literally....Google is not God, and Matt Cutts can't read your mind. And by the way, that article is over 2 years old now. If they plan on booting sites that have a few hidden links pointing at them, they've got a lot of catching up to do....and I've got a lot of competition to get rid of.

fiero · 12th Jan 2010, 06:11 AM

Originally Posted by NewbieGal

Thanks Clickbump!

how do you know how many sites you need to build to get to a let's say $50 a day in adsense? I currently purchased 15 domains for adsense that i will be building over the next couple of weeks. is there some kind of idea of about how many you need and then you move on to aff. mkt for example?

Also, all of the domains are physical products because that is what Xfactor mentions. is this your strategy as well?

Hi, I'm new to this also. I read Xfactor's book and it stated there's no perfect calculation for this. The estimate that he used was $20 to $50 per MONTH for every 1000 searches.

adamsad · 12th Jan 2010, 09:44 AM

help me...I can't put the privacy policy.
I still cant put the adsense code unless the privacy policy is ready.

sherlock116 · 12th Jan 2010, 10:08 AM

Someone made a comment earlier about those people outside of the US not relying on the local search figures. Could you elaborate on this and tell me how I can find more accurate data. I've looked on Google's searched-based keyword tool and the figures differ so drastically from GKWT.

I;m intending to target the UK search market using .co.uk domains so the global search figures are pretty irrelevant to me.

iwantmore · 12th Jan 2010, 10:32 AM

thanks clickbump for proving this info for free!

i am working on a few ideas for sites right now, but ive hit a sticking point

based on your essencial 5 i have come up with a dilemma.

for the key word i get back 2,900 local searces and 14,800 global.

the keyword is a book sub niche

the first page is full with only amazon and other general book sites with only 2 other sites.

1 site is a pr- the other is pr-4

niether have any page links, and neither have the keyword as a root domain.

what do you think? i know it doesnt stick to your famous 5 rules, but many on here have said a page full of amazon and other related links is great news.

iwantmore · 12th Jan 2010, 10:38 AM

i have also noticed the search keyword has similar numbers for both
.....book
&
.....books

would my sites do well for both terms (i know you cant say for definate, but a rough idea would be great)

clickbump · 12th Jan 2010, 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by iwantmore

thanks clickbump for proving this info for free!

i am working on a few ideas for sites right now, but ive hit a sticking point

based on your essencial 5 i have come up with a dilemma.

for the key word i get back 2,900 local searces and 14,800 global.

the keyword is a book sub niche

the first page is full with only amazon and other general book sites with only 2 other sites.

1 site is a pr- the other is pr-4

niether have any page links, and neither have the keyword as a root domain.

what do you think? i know it doesnt stick to your famous 5 rules, but many on here have said a page full of amazon and other related links is great news.

If you feel like it will work, I'd say go for it. As long as you keep the cost of failure quite low, the experience should make up for the cost.

clickbump · 12th Jan 2010, 02:37 PM

@ProductCreator: Thanks for the kudos. Simplicity is your friend :-)

Check back a few posts #462 for the response on the Adsense Images in the templates...

iwantmore · 12th Jan 2010, 02:55 PM

clickbump, another question if you dont mind.

would you consider shopping sites (amazon, nextag, etc) as one of the 3 0PR in the search results?

or do i have to find 3 0PR sites that arent comaprison/shopping sites?

Gale10 · 12th Jan 2010, 03:15 PM

I want more,

In previous thread the general consensus of opinion is that amazon/next-tag and other comparison sites are quite easy to beat.

Check how many links they have......if you do not have Market Samauri then get SEOQuake (it's free) and it will show the amount of links on every page you visit.

All the best,

Ruth

iwantmore · 12th Jan 2010, 03:52 PM

i am already using seo book firefox addons and look for less than 100 PAGE LINKS (not domain) as well as the PR, just wanted to check.

and thanks for clearing that up for me.

think i got a few decent keywords goin.

say i find 5-10 good keywords for one niche, should i make 5-10 sites and use 1 per site?

or should i choose the best KW and design the site for that, but put the other 4-9 keywords into the content?

Gale10 · 12th Jan 2010, 03:57 PM

Iwantmore,

That is up to you. Some people like four or five page websites, some people like simple one pagers.

Personally, I do one page sites to start off with, then add more content over time.

I believe John (Xfactor) has a mixture, but prefers multiple page websites.

Clickbump, however, seems to prefer simple one page sites and obviously you need your privacy page and contact us also.

Best wishes,

Ruth

iwantmore · 12th Jan 2010, 04:10 PM

thanks gale10.

sorry for the questions, new to this and trying to get it right ( i will make some mistakes, but want to keep them to a minimum)

got another one coming.......regarding privacy statement, terms and conditions, and contact.

if i have 20 sites (for example) would it be a bad idea to setup a "webmaster" site, with one privacy statement, terms and conditions, and contact, and link to that from the site?

my thinking is:

less time spent creating the sites.

google looks favorably on sites that link out (or so i have heard on here), better PR maybe?

my "main" webmaster site gets backlinks which will help its ranking (cant hurt it).

would this work? or are there reasons not to?

iwantmore · 12th Jan 2010, 04:14 PM

Originally Posted by ProductCreator

I've been doing keyword searching today and getting a better feel for it. A few things I've noticed which I invite everyone to please comment on, so we can all get better:

I have found it much easier to find good keywords if including trademarks. What percentage of sites that you guys are building are including trademarks? 50/50? 75/25?

Also, the 3 PR0/- rule. The beauty of it is simplicity. But I would like to know what you guys are doing in the following cases:

- Falling short of 2,400 searches? e.g. 1,900.
- Many PR1s and PR2s on the page and 2 PR0s.
- 3 PR0/- but the rest are PR4 or higher.
- Do any of you ever drop as far down as 1,000 searches? And in which cases is it justified to do so?

What do you think?

im trying to gather an understanding for this too, having rules makes things great, but there are the odd results that can throw a spanner in the works, (ie being just short of searchs, not enough PR0, other sites are well ranked, etc)

i think im gonna stick to the rules to be honest, make my headache go away

but maybe someone with more experiance could confidently take on these searches.

schnisz · 12th Jan 2010, 04:45 PM

Originally Posted by iwantmore

im trying to gather an understanding for this too, having rules makes things great, but there are the odd results that can throw a spanner in the works, (ie being just short of searchs, not enough PR0, other sites are well ranked, etc)

i think im gonna stick to the rules to be honest, make my headache go away

but maybe someone with more experiance could confidently take on these searches.

These rules are not an end all, they are meant to be guidelines, thats all. Google doesn't acknowledge these rules. You should experiment and take notes. You'd be surprised what and who you can beat. You may have a killer keyword, so don't let a "rule" exclude you from going for it. Worst case is you lose 9 bucks and an hour or 2 of work

tresfavian · 12th Jan 2010, 07:56 PM

Is it a must to get the xfactor then apply clickbump's methods?

mdcnet · 12th Jan 2010, 08:10 PM

Originally Posted by clickbump

Hi Asamsad, I think of all the questions I get about this method, the forum signature deal gets the most attention :-)

The forum does not have to be in any way related to your niche. Since we are merely trying to get the Google bot to crawl (then index) our newly launched sites, the most important criteria is that (1) The forum get's crawled frequently by the G-bot (prefer hourly) and (2) It meets the other criteria laid out in the "sneaky punctuation trick" post.

How can we tell if 'Forum A' gets crawled more frequently than 'Forum B' when searching out forums to do this trick?

mdcnet · 12th Jan 2010, 08:11 PM

Originally Posted by clickbump

The templates (latest version of CE2 has five themes onboard) all place the post title in an H1 heading by default.

Sorry, REAL newb question here.

What exactly do you guys all mean by the whole < H1> and title tag things? And how do I make sure my WP blogs have these correctly done?

Thanks

adamsad · 12th Jan 2010, 08:12 PM

its worth trying. my blog with just "hello world" got rank in the first page
really relly shock me. I immediately put content and adsense on it.
maybe spend few days this week to make some backlinks to the site.
if I know how easy it is...I already spend more time building site like this rather than normal blog

iwantmore · 13th Jan 2010, 04:04 AM

Originally Posted by iwantmore

got another one coming.......regarding privacy statement, terms and conditions, and contact.

if i have 20 sites (for example) would it be a bad idea to setup a "webmaster" site, with one privacy statement, terms and conditions, and contact, and link to that from the site?

my thinking is:

less time spent creating the sites.

google looks favorably on sites that link out (or so i have heard on here), better PR maybe?

my "main" webmaster site gets backlinks which will help its ranking (cant hurt it).

would this work? or are there reasons not to?

sorry could really do with an answer to this one, but it seems to have got lost in all the comments, could someone explain to me if this is a bad thing?

sherlock116 · 13th Jan 2010, 05:14 AM

Originally Posted by mdcnet

Sorry, REAL newb question here.

What exactly do you guys all mean by the whole < H1> and title tag things? And how do I make sure my WP blogs have these correctly done?

Thanks

Header tags are basically titles and subtitles that break up the text of a web page. They are a key element of on-page optimisation.

H1 is your main title and carries most weight with Google - you should only have one of these per page (think of it as the main title of your essay)

H2s can be used as your sub-headings. These also carry weight with Google but not as much as H1. You can have as many of these on a page as you like.

H3, H4 etc can be used for sub-sub-headings.

Ideally on an optimised web page you will have your primary targeted keyphrase in your H1 and at least one of your H2s.

Hope this helps

Gale10 · 13th Jan 2010, 05:26 AM

Iwantmore,

You need a privacy policy and contact us page on every site. It is a condition of having adsense on a site that you have those pages, it is very important.

A privacy policy and contact us page takes seconds to do - but without them you could get your whole adsense empire closed down.

I will try and answer questions but remember I am in the UK so we do have a time difference to deal with.

Best wishes,

Ruth

Gale10 · 13th Jan 2010, 05:29 AM

Originally Posted by mdcnet

How can we tell if 'Forum A' gets crawled more frequently than 'Forum B' when searching out forums to do this trick?

You can check by finding the thread you commented on and see how quickly Google picks it up. But I think you are sweating the small stuff here; it just matters that you get indexed and get traffic to your site, and getting those vital clicks.

Best wishes,

Ruth

Gale10 · 13th Jan 2010, 05:34 AM

Originally Posted by tresfavian

Is it a must to get the xfactor then apply clickbump's methods?

Nope actually everything you need is here in the forum. You do not have to buy anything from anyone. In fact, if you look at Xfactors signature, he says himself everything you need to know is in the thread. The book just filters out the repeated questions etc. Plus he has a forum that you can join, but that is extra on the cost of the book, and I do not think you can join the forum separately.

Clickbump has a thread that describes how he has adapted Xfactors methods himself. Less article marketing!

I am a bit technically challenged in that I can only build wordpress, I don't know very much html or css, so I have a theme that I use for my sites. I bought it from Clickbump.

Best wishes,

Ruth

Gale10 · 13th Jan 2010, 05:39 AM

Originally Posted by ProductCreator

You're right, might try if I feel like it.

Y'know, I think I've cracked the technique for finding good keywords.

I think you know when your keyword selection is good when you keep finding competing xfactor sites

So do you guys compete against these sites with a different extension e.g. he has the .com, you get the .org? Or is it too risky that he clicks you and tries getting you banned from Adsense?

Another thing I've noticed is that a parking page can also be a good indicator. Not a parking page from an expired domain that the registrar is parking but one on an external provider.

Any ideas if I just buy a domain, get it parked and then index it - will that make me money?

Hi,

I personally do not compete against obvious Xfactor sites. There are more than enough keywords to go round. It is just not necessary, plus there is the risk you mentioned.

There is more information on some of the threads about parked domains, it is not something I have done but I gather there are some people making money with them.

Best wishes,

Ruth

t3ch · 13th Jan 2010, 05:48 AM

clickbump, can you give your recomendation on buying hosting plan? which one better? hostgator baby plan? and can it cater the bandwitch for many sites?

thanks

adamsad · 13th Jan 2010, 10:14 AM

how can I change this?

this is what appear on google search if I search my domain name on google.
Can someone help me?
-----------------------------

Hello world!

xxxxxx. Just another WordPress weblog ... This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! xxxxxxx · About ...

iwantmore · 13th Jan 2010, 12:18 PM

hi there guys and girls thanks for helping me out with my endless questions.

have just been doing some research and think i have found some good keywords for this project.

here are the figures for the keywords i have found. (all keywords are not related in any way)

were it says advertisers, i have indicated it with numbers (this is more of a score out of ten i have given, than actual numbers of advertisers)

do these figure look good?

should i be worried about the results for allinurl, allintitle?

PS. the cpc is in british pounds ($1 = £0.61)

iwantmore · 13th Jan 2010, 12:21 PM

Originally Posted by adamsad

how can I change this?

this is what appear on google search if I search my domain name on google.
Can someone help me?
-----------------------------

Hello world!

xxxxxx. Just another WordPress weblog ... This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! xxxxxxx · About ...

have you added content yet? if not this is the default wordpress test post.

if you have added content and deleted the test post it may be that your site got crawled before you had chance to change it and thats what google has seen.

if so it will change the next time google crawls your site.

iwantmore · 13th Jan 2010, 02:37 PM

dont know, just sat there and went through things in my head.

i thought it was good when i saw a few of them with 5+ PR0's

i just dont know what to think about the allinurl and allintitle fiqures? they seem abit high

is this just me being to tentative?

would you guys recommend working on these?

hassanabdo · 13th Jan 2010, 04:52 PM

thanks for this topic

adamsad · 13th Jan 2010, 05:01 PM

Originally Posted by iwantmore

have you added content yet? if not this is the default wordpress test post.

if you have added content and deleted the test post it may be that your site got crawled before you had chance to change it and thats what google has seen.

if so it will change the next time google crawls your site.

yeah, I already put new contain on it. You're right. Maybe I google already crawled the site before. Thanks again

clickbump · 13th Jan 2010, 05:23 PM

Originally Posted by t3ch

clickbump, can you give your recomendation on buying hosting plan? which one better? hostgator baby plan? and can it cater the bandwitch for many sites?

thanks

I have a write up about it on my site, but I highly recommend HostGator. Any of their shared plans are perfect to start with and you can grow with them.

The key to hostgator is they offer unlimited everything along with super fast and helpful support via their chat interface. Cpanel rocks too... 1 click wordpress installs, I could go on and on...

clickbump · 14th Jan 2010, 06:34 AM

Originally Posted by adamsad

how can I change this?

this is what appear on google search if I search my domain name on google.
Can someone help me?
-----------------------------

Hello world!

xxxxxx. Just another WordPress weblog ... This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! xxxxxxx · About ...

It just appears that your site went online and was indexed before you had an opportunity to complete it. If you are using the CE2, you will need to be ready to populate your site's content before you install it, since the system automatically sets your site up for SEO and search indexing right out of the gate.

The first thing you want to do is to either remove or change the "Hello World" post. Post titles are very important, as you've seen, these show up in Google as the link to your site. (You can read more about this in the PDF guide that came with CE2). The post title (and resulting title tag) is arguably the single most important factor, along with EMD, to indexing high for a given keyword set.

Also, the text snippet that Google uses can be set by setting your "meta" page description. In CE2, we use the "post excerpt" for this. You can also use a plug-in such as All in One SEO, but its not necessary with CE2's built in tools...

Gale10 · 14th Jan 2010, 12:10 PM

Originally Posted by ProductCreator

Several thousand searches and 8 PR0s, how the heck did you find those?

My max is 5, I think. Otherwise I usually just only make the minimum criteria of 3. I see many with 0, 1 or 2. But 8????? 7 or 6 even, I'm quite shocked.

Have you got a piece of software that sorts all these out? Or have you just put them in an excel spreadsheet?

Personally, I like my allintitle and allinurl to be below 20,000. I definitely would not touch anything over 50,000.

I have seen someone recommend under 10,000 for intitle and under 1000 inurl, but I have never found any keywords within that criteria! LOL!

I did build a site that got on first page Google with 40,000 in title before I knew about Clickbump, and in fairness it has not moved off page one.

I guess if you don't mind risking the $8 and the time, go for higher. You may do really well with it.

I saw someone today offer the to do keyword research as a service, I did ask how much he was thinking of charging. What do you all think?

Would you pay for a research service? Would you pay for a site set up?

Interesting questions,

Ruth

iwantmore · 14th Jan 2010, 12:51 PM

Originally Posted by Gale10

Have you got a piece of software that sorts all these out? Or have you just put them in an excel spreadsheet?

Personally, I like my allintitle and allinurl to be below 20,000. I definitely would not touch anything over 50,000.

I have seen someone recommend under 10,000 for intitle and under 1000 inurl, but I have never found any keywords within that criteria! LOL!

I did build a site that got on first page Google with 40,000 in title before I knew about Clickbump, and in fairness it has not moved off page one.

I guess if you don't mind risking the $8 and the time, go for higher. You may do really well with it.

I saw someone today offer the to do keyword research as a service, I did ask how much he was thinking of charging. What do you all think?

Would you pay for a research service? Would you pay for a site set up?

Interesting questions,

Ruth

i've got a little database program, i find it better than exel because i can organise the rows by multiple criteria (ie, first highest 0 PR, if multiple have same PR it will arrange those rows by searches, or by what domains are available, etc)

its called egal data (mac only i think???)

fiero · 14th Jan 2010, 10:34 PM

Originally Posted by Gale10

Personally, I like my allintitle and allinurl to be below 20,000. I definitely would not touch anything over 50,000.
Ruth

Hope you don't mind me asking. So you're using allintitile and allinurl criteria with Clickbump's "Look for three PR- or PR-0 sites in the top ten results" method? Which one is the eliminator? Or both must satisfy? TQ. Rofie.

Gale10 · 15th Jan 2010, 02:25 AM

Hiya,

To be honest, fiero, first of all I have to say, the rules are not hard and fast. But I definitely like there to be three PR0 or PR- domains in the first page of Google.

Then I go to the numbers, which like I say I am flexible on, say if there were 8 PR0 on the first page, and the numbers were say.........60k and 20K.......then I would certainly consider it.

I don't want to brag but I do think this method is pretty successful. Out of 10 sites, using Clickbumps methods, 8 are on the first page for their keywords. That is not to say they are not moving about, many are still doing the Google dance. But it's a pretty good start.

And no, I don't mind answering questions.

)

Best wishes,

Ruth

P.S. I achieved my target of £1 per day for a week today. £1 = $1.56

fiero · 15th Jan 2010, 10:55 AM

Originally Posted by Gale10

Hiya,
Best wishes,

Ruth

P.S. I achieved my target of £1 per day for a week today. £1 = $1.56

Hi Ruth, thanks for the reply & congrats for achieving your target! Rofie.

bigbug · 16th Jan 2010, 10:05 AM

I don't understand the difference between Google's Search-based Keyword Tool and the Keyword Tool currently in AdWords. Which one should I use with clickbump's method?
thanks,
bigbug

sridhar · 16th Jan 2010, 10:18 AM

Originally Posted by bigbug

I don't understand the difference between Google's Search-based Keyword Tool and the Keyword Tool currently in AdWords. Which one should I use with clickbump's method?
thanks,
bigbug

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

AlexanderFaust · 17th Jan 2010, 09:01 PM

Great post, this technique definitely worth trying )))
So I here are stats for the keyword I chose:

Exact Local Searches: 5400
Spyfu: 12 advertisers, avg CPC $0.66 ( a bit low, I know)
Top 10: 2 sites with PR- and 1 with PR0
Number of links to those pages 0-1

.net .org were available so I bought both

Now the question is what to do with 2 domains? Use same template just write 2 different content pages? Or make 1 static site and 1 wordpress blog?

Also a question to Clickbump.
I have 100 unused domains. Can I use your Super Fast CSS Xfactor Template assuming that each of the blogs will have 50 pages and all of links to them I want in nav bar. I mean is it gonna look good? Is this template customizable?
Thanks

clickbump · 19th Jan 2010, 10:43 AM

Originally Posted by AlexanderFaust

Great post, this technique definitely worth trying )))
...
Also a question to Clickbump.
I have 100 unused domains. Can I use your Super Fast CSS Xfactor Template assuming that each of the blogs will have 50 pages and all of links to them I want in nav bar. I mean is it gonna look good? Is this template customizable?
Thanks

I would never put 50 links in a nav bar or menu unless its on a sitemap listing. For example, all of the templates in my theme allow the site owner to specify which posts appear on the top menu and also allows them to list a subset of top posts on multiple sidebar link lists. I recommend no more than 4-6 menu options on the top menu and I also allow the site owner to move all menus to the sidebar (in groups of 5 max with "View All" links). This helps keep the focus on the heat map area that includes the product images, ads and supporting soft sell copy...

The key is that each of these sidebar link menus has a "View All" link that allows you to aggregate all your links to a sitemap and not be required to list them all in a linklist. Otherwise, you are sure to lose the viewer in a sea of options, none of which they are likely to choose.

AlexanderFaust · 19th Jan 2010, 05:07 PM

Originally Posted by clickbump

I would never put 50 links in a nav bar or menu unless its on a sitemap listing. For example, all of the templates in my theme allow the site owner to specify which posts appear on the top menu and also allows them to list a subset of top posts on multiple sidebar link lists. I recommend no more than 4-6 menu options on the top menu and I also allow the site owner to move all menus to the sidebar (in groups of 5 max with "View All" links). This helps keep the focus on the heat map area that includes the product images, ads and supporting soft sell copy...

The key is that each of these sidebar link menus has a "View All" link that allows you to aggregate all your links to a sitemap and not be required to list them all in a linklist. Otherwise, you are sure to lose the viewer in a sea of options, none of which they are likely to choose.

The reason I''m asking is because some of my sites won't be product oriented. I want to create a sites about different services and then have 50 pages "service in alaska", "service in alabama" on so on. How would you recommend using your template?

Originally Posted by AlexanderFaust

.net .org were available so I bought both

Now the question is what to do with 2 domains? Use same template just write 2 different content pages? Or make 1 static site and 1 wordpress blog?

Could you please help me out on this one?
Thank you!

elevated42 · 19th Jan 2010, 11:14 PM

First of all thanks for the method and all the replies here, learning alot.

Just wondering what people without the standard template are using for their page titles.

For instance my homepage will show up as

My Kewyord Phrase - My Keyword Phrase

Other internal pages are

My Keyword Phrase - 2nd Keyword Phrase

IS this what other people are doing? just looks a little spammy to me on the home page to have the phrase repeated twice without any other words.

Cheers.

clickbump · 20th Jan 2010, 01:31 PM

Originally Posted by elevated42

First of all thanks for the method and all the replies here, learning alot.

Just wondering what people without the standard template are using for their page titles.

For instance my homepage will show up as

My Kewyord Phrase - My Keyword Phrase

Other internal pages are

My Keyword Phrase - 2nd Keyword Phrase

IS this what other people are doing? just looks a little spammy to me on the home page to have the phrase repeated twice without any other words.

Cheers.

Hi Elevated, I use wordpress, but in relation to your question on page titles, it applies regardless of the publishing platform: I only use the post title for the page's <title> tag.

So, if my site is about "blue yoga mats" then my home page title is going to be "Blue Yoga Mats". And in the same site, if I have a longtail keyword page for "Blue Yoga Mat Accessories", then my page title for that page is going to be "Blue Yoga Mat Accessories".

Make sense?

elevated42 · 20th Jan 2010, 11:40 PM

Originally Posted by clickbump

Hi Elevated, I use wordpress, but in relation to your question on page titles, it applies regardless of the publishing platform: I only use the post title for the page's <title> tag.

So, if my site is about "blue yoga mats" then my home page title is going to be "Blue Yoga Mats". And in the same site, if I have a longtail keyword page for "Blue Yoga Mat Accessories", then my page title for that page is going to be "Blue Yoga Mat Accessories".

Make sense?

Thanks for that makes perfect sense.

Just to clarify - you don't add any kind of description or call to action after the initial keyword phrase?

Would this mean then that someone searches in Google for e.g Blue Yoga Mats and they would see your site with the heading as simply Blue Yoga Mats with the description underneath?

Thanks.

badcow · 21st Jan 2010, 12:08 AM

Originally Posted by qurtubhy

how i can found the clickbump template for free ?

either you code it yourself... or you pay Clickbump for it. I personally think you should buy it from Scott. It's not very expensive and it works perfectly! I use Clickbump's Adsense optimized templates for all of my Adsense sites and a few that are not Adsense. the clean coding and optimization helps the sites to rank faster in my opinion.

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12th Jan 2010, 09:44 AM	#455
adamsad HyperActive Warrior Join Date: 2009 Posts: 167 Thanks: 0 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: help me...I can't put the privacy policy. I still cant put the adsense code unless the privacy policy is ready.

12th Jan 2010, 10:08 AM	#456
sherlock116 Warrior Member Join Date: 2009 Posts: 9 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Someone made a comment earlier about those people outside of the US not relying on the local search figures. Could you elaborate on this and tell me how I can find more accurate data. I've looked on Google's searched-based keyword tool and the figures differ so drastically from GKWT. I;m intending to target the UK search market using .co.uk domains so the global search figures are pretty irrelevant to me.

12th Jan 2010, 10:32 AM	#457
iwantmore HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: UK Posts: 137 Thanks: 17 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: thanks clickbump for proving this info for free! i am working on a few ideas for sites right now, but ive hit a sticking point based on your essencial 5 i have come up with a dilemma. for the key word i get back 2,900 local searces and 14,800 global. the keyword is a book sub niche the first page is full with only amazon and other general book sites with only 2 other sites. 1 site is a pr- the other is pr-4 niether have any page links, and neither have the keyword as a root domain. what do you think? i know it doesnt stick to your famous 5 rules, but many on here have said a page full of amazon and other related links is great news.
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12th Jan 2010, 10:38 AM	#458
iwantmore HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: UK Posts: 137 Thanks: 17 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: i have also noticed the search keyword has similar numbers for both .....book & .....books would my sites do well for both terms (i know you cant say for definate, but a rough idea would be great)
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12th Jan 2010, 02:37 PM	#460
clickbump Scott Blanchard War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: Birmingham, AL Posts: 1,037 Thanks: 133 Thanked 303 Times in 180 Posts Blog Entries: 1	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: @ProductCreator: Thanks for the kudos. Simplicity is your friend :-) Check back a few posts #462 for the response on the Adsense Images in the templates...
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12th Jan 2010, 02:55 PM	#461
iwantmore HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: UK Posts: 137 Thanks: 17 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: clickbump, another question if you dont mind. would you consider shopping sites (amazon, nextag, etc) as one of the 3 0PR in the search results? or do i have to find 3 0PR sites that arent comaprison/shopping sites?
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12th Jan 2010, 03:15 PM	#462
Gale10 HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: Scotland, UK Posts: 178 Thanks: 243 Thanked 31 Times in 28 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: I want more, In previous thread the general consensus of opinion is that amazon/next-tag and other comparison sites are quite easy to beat. Check how many links they have......if you do not have Market Samauri then get SEOQuake (it's free) and it will show the amount of links on every page you visit. All the best, Ruth
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12th Jan 2010, 03:52 PM	#463
iwantmore HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: UK Posts: 137 Thanks: 17 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: i am already using seo book firefox addons and look for less than 100 PAGE LINKS (not domain) as well as the PR, just wanted to check. and thanks for clearing that up for me. think i got a few decent keywords goin. say i find 5-10 good keywords for one niche, should i make 5-10 sites and use 1 per site? or should i choose the best KW and design the site for that, but put the other 4-9 keywords into the content?
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12th Jan 2010, 03:57 PM	#464
Gale10 HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: Scotland, UK Posts: 178 Thanks: 243 Thanked 31 Times in 28 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Iwantmore, That is up to you. Some people like four or five page websites, some people like simple one pagers. Personally, I do one page sites to start off with, then add more content over time. I believe John (Xfactor) has a mixture, but prefers multiple page websites. Clickbump, however, seems to prefer simple one page sites and obviously you need your privacy page and contact us also. Best wishes, Ruth
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12th Jan 2010, 04:10 PM	#465
iwantmore HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: UK Posts: 137 Thanks: 17 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: thanks gale10. sorry for the questions, new to this and trying to get it right ( i will make some mistakes, but want to keep them to a minimum) got another one coming.......regarding privacy statement, terms and conditions, and contact. if i have 20 sites (for example) would it be a bad idea to setup a "webmaster" site, with one privacy statement, terms and conditions, and contact, and link to that from the site? my thinking is: less time spent creating the sites. google looks favorably on sites that link out (or so i have heard on here), better PR maybe? my "main" webmaster site gets backlinks which will help its ranking (cant hurt it). would this work? or are there reasons not to?
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12th Jan 2010, 07:56 PM	#468
tresfavian HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: Taos, NM Posts: 207 Thanks: 29 Thanked 19 Times in 18 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Is it a must to get the xfactor then apply clickbump's methods?

12th Jan 2010, 08:12 PM	#471
adamsad HyperActive Warrior Join Date: 2009 Posts: 167 Thanks: 0 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: its worth trying. my blog with just "hello world" got rank in the first page really relly shock me. I immediately put content and adsense on it. maybe spend few days this week to make some backlinks to the site. if I know how easy it is...I already spend more time building site like this rather than normal blog

13th Jan 2010, 05:26 AM	#474
Gale10 HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: Scotland, UK Posts: 178 Thanks: 243 Thanked 31 Times in 28 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Iwantmore, You need a privacy policy and contact us page on every site. It is a condition of having adsense on a site that you have those pages, it is very important. A privacy policy and contact us page takes seconds to do - but without them you could get your whole adsense empire closed down. I will try and answer questions but remember I am in the UK so we do have a time difference to deal with. Best wishes, Ruth
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13th Jan 2010, 05:48 AM	#478
t3ch Adsense Addicted War Room Member Join Date: 2006 Location: In the middle of Asia Posts: 365 Thanks: 8 Thanked 18 Times in 18 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: clickbump, can you give your recomendation on buying hosting plan? which one better? hostgator baby plan? and can it cater the bandwitch for many sites? thanks

13th Jan 2010, 10:14 AM	#479
adamsad HyperActive Warrior Join Date: 2009 Posts: 167 Thanks: 0 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: how can I change this? this is what appear on google search if I search my domain name on google. Can someone help me? ----------------------------- Hello world! xxxxxx. Just another WordPress weblog ... This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! xxxxxxx · About ...

13th Jan 2010, 12:18 PM	#480
iwantmore HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: UK Posts: 137 Thanks: 17 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: hi there guys and girls thanks for helping me out with my endless questions. have just been doing some research and think i have found some good keywords for this project. here are the figures for the keywords i have found. (all keywords are not related in any way) were it says advertisers, i have indicated it with numbers (this is more of a score out of ten i have given, than actual numbers of advertisers) do these figure look good? should i be worried about the results for allinurl, allintitle? PS. the cpc is in british pounds ($1 = £0.61)
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13th Jan 2010, 02:37 PM	#482
iwantmore HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: UK Posts: 137 Thanks: 17 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: dont know, just sat there and went through things in my head. i thought it was good when i saw a few of them with 5+ PR0's i just dont know what to think about the allinurl and allintitle fiqures? they seem abit high is this just me being to tentative? would you guys recommend working on these?
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13th Jan 2010, 04:52 PM	#483
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15th Jan 2010, 02:25 AM	#490
Gale10 HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: 2009 Location: Scotland, UK Posts: 178 Thanks: 243 Thanked 31 Times in 28 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Hiya, To be honest, fiero, first of all I have to say, the rules are not hard and fast. But I definitely like there to be three PR0 or PR- domains in the first page of Google. Then I go to the numbers, which like I say I am flexible on, say if there were 8 PR0 on the first page, and the numbers were say.........60k and 20K.......then I would certainly consider it. I don't want to brag but I do think this method is pretty successful. Out of 10 sites, using Clickbumps methods, 8 are on the first page for their keywords. That is not to say they are not moving about, many are still doing the Google dance. But it's a pretty good start. And no, I don't mind answering questions. ) Best wishes, Ruth P.S. I achieved my target of £1 per day for a week today. £1 = $1.56
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16th Jan 2010, 10:05 AM	#492
bigbug Warrior Member Join Date: 2008 Posts: 7 Thanks: 23 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: I don't understand the difference between Google's Search-based Keyword Tool and the Keyword Tool currently in AdWords. Which one should I use with clickbump's method? thanks, bigbug

17th Jan 2010, 09:01 PM	#494
AlexanderFaust Active Warrior Join Date: 2008 Location: Moscow/Santa Barbara Posts: 34 Thanks: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: Great post, this technique definitely worth trying ))) So I here are stats for the keyword I chose: Exact Local Searches: 5400 Spyfu: 12 advertisers, avg CPC $0.66 ( a bit low, I know) Top 10: 2 sites with PR- and 1 with PR0 Number of links to those pages 0-1 .net .org were available so I bought both Now the question is what to do with 2 domains? Use same template just write 2 different content pages? Or make 1 static site and 1 wordpress blog? Also a question to Clickbump. I have 100 unused domains. Can I use your Super Fast CSS Xfactor Template assuming that each of the blogs will have 50 pages and all of links to them I want in nav bar. I mean is it gonna look good? Is this template customizable? Thanks

19th Jan 2010, 11:14 PM	#497
elevated42 New Warrior Member Join Date: 2007 Location: , , Australia. Posts: 20 Thanks: 0 Thanked 5 Times in 3 Posts	Re: The clickbump method? all your questions answered... Share on: First of all thanks for the method and all the replies here, learning alot. Just wondering what people without the standard template are using for their page titles. For instance my homepage will show up as My Kewyord Phrase - My Keyword Phrase Other internal pages are My Keyword Phrase - 2nd Keyword Phrase IS this what other people are doing? just looks a little spammy to me on the home page to have the phrase repeated twice without any other words. Cheers.