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Feb 13th, 2013, 10:56 PM
#16
keyword included domain and old age domain have more seo weightage.your competitor domain is 1year 8 months older than your domain.and do some content optimization.give more importance to onpage seo.build backlinks with highpage rank and your relevant sites.
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Feb 14th, 2013, 12:37 AM
#17
Hello sunusico! Your site is very young and you already wait for the top Google positions. It rarely happens. Google pays attention on the domain name age and you also say that your competitor has a keyword in a domain name, it counts a lot!
Don't worry, with time things can change. Just don't forget that your website should have a quality content with relevant keywords (but don't overuse the keywords, it's very bad). Look at your competitor closer, probably you will notice some features that will be very useful for your site and will generate more traffic. Compare the usability, quick forms that may be comfortable for customers, live chat, attractive banner, etc. Work at your website, it should be very comfortable for users and if it is, Google will also like it.
Kind regards!
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Feb 14th, 2013, 06:50 AM
#18

Originally Posted by
CharliesSEO
By just reading this post i fully understand why you're not #1 - Your grammar, punctuation and general content writing is awful "aint" rather than "is not" for example.
Google's #1 fetish at the moment is Content, i've ranked websites to top 5 for purely unique content and a internal linking.
You mean like i've instead of I've or I have? Or did you mean Content being incorrectly capitalized? This is a forum not a production site.
Furthermore... NO YOU HAVE NOT. Nothing ranks in the top 5 on Google for any meaningful term with 0 inbound links. If I am wrong prove it.
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Feb 14th, 2013, 08:05 AM
#19
As people have stated, it's probably the quality of the links you're getting that is the issue.
Have you considered what niche you're aiming at getting these back-links from? I read that you need to pretty much maintain as close to a 50/50 split between getting links from content that is not relevant to your site to getting links that are very relevant to your site.
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Mar 22nd, 2013, 02:53 AM
#20
realityhack, I didn't mean that domain age counts a lot, I meant that a keyword in a domain name counts a lot. Probably it wasn't clear from my post, sorry, but don't be so unpolite.
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