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www.jprealestate.info achieves #1 page rank in Google!

So that you know my talk (text) is not just lip service. I have been working on my relatively new site for ranking over the past several months. I am proud to announce its rank has been achieved in the key word niche I chose. The niche words are Find RealEstate in Mobile Alabama. Notice the word real estate is all one word. A over site on my part. However it turned into a ranking wind fall. Granted on my not type it as one word. Sometime the searcher may. Still as two word I still appear with the string.

Simply go to Google and type Find Realestate in Mobile Alabama and you will see my main domain rank #1 for about 5 million pages!!!!! Woo Woo.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&rls=GGLJ%2CGGLJ%3A2006-37%2CGGLJ%3Aen&q=Find+RealEstate+in+Mobile+Alabama&btnG=Search

Now I will slowly tweak for different variations in the highly completive word Real Estate, Realestate, Real-Estate and other words. A delicate balance making sure I do not damage the rank for the page.

Would you like to see your web site climb in rank bringing you more traffic? Which means more possible leads. The add a link to your web site. You can do it with confidence. add www.jprealestate.info to your web site and join my extensive indexing in the major search engines.

I backed it up with results not just talk.

Posted by James Pendleton on 07/01/2007 10:00 AM

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6 Comments on www.jprealestate.info achieves #1 page rank in Google!

JUL

2007

Congrats.

How many people search that term per month in google and yahoo?

I would have thought that one of the main search terms for that market would be Mobile Alabama Real estate

Amazing. Sometimes a typo can be a good thing. I am glad to know that since Imake them regularly!

Has it translated into more visitors to your website? That's the only thing to really matters.

To respond to all 3 previous comments in this one is best.

Monthly use of my particular search term in Google by searchers. Well I have no idea. I would have to use something like word tracker or some other type of system. I own and use Web position Pro, but very little. Submisson software can get you banned from the Engines. I go by gut feeling and manual monitoring and my past experience most of the time when I optimize for rank. I use Web Position more for researching positon and key words and phrases positons.

I picked it from monitoring top ranking sites and then tweaking my title and key words. I picked it because I tried to think like the person doing the search. If they were looking for property in Mobile Alabama, I thought they would use the word find.

As far as the key Word Phrase Mobile Alabama Real Estate , well you are correct as far as its relevance and use. But as you may or may not know. The less words the stiffer the competition in the SERPS. ie: my choice of a key phrase. I am very happy with that result over a short period of time. Even more so because it seems to be holding. And the SERPs pages behind page one have increased from 1 million to now around 5 million.

My activerain profile actually appears with good rank for more competitive terms in the SERPS Remember my site is only 6 months old and has jump to the top for the phrase over sites that have been around for 4 years or more. As far as my web traffic? Below are my monthly stats. There is a steady increase month over month.

Month	Unique visitors	Number of visits	Pages	Hits
Jan 2007	124	293	4478	31030
Feb 2007	281	458	40970	70964
Mar 2007	293	463	21221	37367
Apr 2007	322	541	13280	25991
May 2007	382	702	3154	15122
Jun 2007	418	789	14368	21340

Yes typos can be used intentionally to get a spot in the SERPS. In my case it was not intentional. But hey I'll take it!!

AUG

2007

CONGRATS!!!

Thank you Malika,

It is always good to hear from fellow Exit Agents around the country! Just let me know if you want to do a link exchange and join my indexing in Google!

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