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How they rank in multiple keywords?

by visimedia
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Hi, I found that some websites can rank highly (number 1) for mulitple keywords that have search volume around 10,000 per month.

How to do that?

I mean, let's say this website is for weight loss. Then it ranks number one on keyword "weight loss program", then it ranks very well on keyword "lose weight fast".

The page which ranks is the home page, not a optimized page for that specific one keyword.

Do you know how to do this?
#keywords #multiple #rank
  • Profile picture of the author JoeMbulu
    Originally Posted by visimedia View Post

    Hi, I found that some websites can rank highly (number 1) for mulitple keywords that have search volume around 10,000 per month.

    How to do that?

    I mean, let's say this website is for weight loss. Then it ranks number one on keyword "weight loss program", then it ranks very well on keyword "lose weight fast".

    The page which ranks is the home page, not a optimized page for that specific one keyword.

    Do you know how to do this?
    The reason they are able to rank for multiple keywords has more to do with off page optimization. They were probably able to get a lot of backlinks with the anchortext they wanted to rank for. Simply having a ton of links with the anchortext "lose weight fast" can help you rank for that keyword even if it's not specifically in the body of your text because its still related.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashique
      jnm007a is right. This is why we see the Adobe site (get.adobe.com/reader/), for example, ranks No.1 for the keyword "click here" although this search term ain't written anywhere on the web page.
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  • Profile picture of the author 2dragonsltd
    both onsite and offsite matter greatly in SEO, ideally of course you know what you are optimising for, click here wont do much for you, hehe
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    • Profile picture of the author Ashique
      Originally Posted by 2dragonsltd View Post

      both onsite and offsite matter greatly in SEO, ideally of course you know what you are optimising for, click here wont do much for you, hehe
      Yeah, 'click here' is not really a commercial keyword and won't give you any profit. It's just a good example of a case where a site ranks for a particular keyword solely because the keyword exists in gazillion anchor text links, pointing to the site.
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  • Profile picture of the author paulgl
    It's called being an authority site. Your subpages are for other variations and
    themes of the index page. Go big or go home. Can't stand the people who go
    for some one or two keyword search that is just silly, then can't figure out
    why they aint making shinola. It's the past, and the wave of the future.

    Your anchor text for internal linking is most important. You can't possibly
    come up with enough variations of the main page and anchor text backlink.
    Nor should you be spending valuable time getting a ton of backlinks for
    your subpages. Send 'em to your index page, build PR, it flows downhill.

    Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author visimedia
    great great great, I got that guys, very thx
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