Update: 21 May 2009 Fact: Correct internal linking can get a deep level web page to top rankings without any external incoming links. Case in point, this post is #5 for “seo cape town” in google.co.za local search and #8 in google.co.za world wide search. This article is competing against top level web pages with …
Wednesday 3 December, the article search results were as follows: #9 in google.co.za (local) for ‘seo cape town’ – http://www.webgrowth.biz (remained in the same position) #13 in google.co.za (local) for ‘seo cape town’ – http://www.webgrowth.biz/2008/11/30/seo-analysis-blogs/ (new to index) #11 in google.co.za (world wide) for ‘seo cape town’ – http://www.webgrowth.biz (remained in the same position) #12 …
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Since my previous article, The amount of content per blog post does not matter?, the ranking of my post, Excellent social media marketing by ameriquest, has changed somewhat. Before the post was submitted WebGrowth’s homepage was ranked #9 for keyphrase ‘social media marketing’, as soon as the post was indexed the homepage slipped down to #13 …
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