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Market Samuri Matrix Question....is this worth it?

by simpleonline1234
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Hey there fellow warriors....I'm confused a bit on MS matrix....would it be wise to go after this keyword if the payout was $5 per click?

Also I'm a bit confused because it looks like even though the #8 spot has more backlinks than the #1 spot they are still ranked lower....does having the keyword in title really matter THAT much?

Thanks

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  • Profile picture of the author Fraggler
    That is very doable. Before you proceed do a PR and backlink analysis on the #1, #3, and #8 results and see what they PR spread is and the anchor text quality. If it is dominated by low PR links with no anchor text then I would proceed.

    There is a good post elsewhere on the forum about SEO Spyglass. Download that if you want a more thorough backlink analysis - it will give you IP spread, and if the links are do or nofollow.
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  • Profile picture of the author Tom Goodwin
    Originally Posted by simpleonline1234 View Post

    Hey there fellow warriors....I'm confused a bit on MS matrix....would it be wise to go after this keyword if the payout was $5 per click?

    Also I'm a bit confused because it looks like even though the #8 spot has more backlinks than the #1 spot they are still ranked lower....does having the keyword in title really matter THAT much?

    Thanks

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    Would have to know the monthly exact search volume. In any event, it looks like only that one search listing is the main site/domain. Every other search result is an internal page with "relatively" few backlinks.

    Also, did you actaully look at the 600+ backlinks for that one site? Often time they will be junkie 2way links, link exchanges, etc., or 90% of them will all be from the one or only a handful of domains. Basically you need to actually analyze the backlinks instead of just relying on the number.
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    • Profile picture of the author simpleonline1234
      hey great advise thanks to those that replied.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kelly Verge
    Domain age plus the quality of their backlinks could be why the #1 listing is still #1.

    Pull them up in the "SEO Competition" tab and take a look at their links. You might be able to follow their lead and copy their link strategies.
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    • Profile picture of the author searchnology
      I agree about the age item...I saw a huge bump once my domain reached three years of age.

      Originally Posted by Kelly Verge View Post

      Domain age plus the quality of their backlinks could be why the #1 listing is still #1.

      Pull them up in the "SEO Competition" tab and take a look at their links. You might be able to follow their lead and copy their link strategies.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Kohler
    On my sites with Adsense, I seem to get a higher EPC on my clicks than with those domains that are new. I have no data on anything other than .com domains, but overall it seems that age does matter.
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