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If you are at the top of the results, you can bet Google will take a closer look at your site. That might be deeper algorithmic analysis of your website, or perhaps a manual review…. sometimes I actually worry about all of a sudden appearing near the top of results. Sometimes, it is shortly followed by a big drop, if the methods used were a little ropey.
In competitive niches, you will have to pay Google to be number 1 1 using Google Adwords, and this will continue to be the case as Google becomes more an more, a local search engine (IMO). Google Adwords is typically the fast method to get to number one for beneficial and competitive keywords and keyphrases.
Nobody knows for sure how to get #1 1 on Google, not exactly anyway, but getting to number 1 in Google is largely down the reputation of your website and how relevant pages are to keyword queries. This of course needs to be manipulated to find the best out of a site, and that’s where companies like Hobo come in.
Typically you get to number 1 1 by having a good online reputation. Big brands have good reputations. Big brands rank near the top of Google, too. Your standing is increased by the amount of quality web pages that link anywhere to your site. Typically relevant pages with the most, and sometimes the best, links rank at the top of Google natural / organic listings.
Without actually being #1 1 for a term, it’s impossible to say for certain. Google Adwords of course is very useful (the best keyword research tool?) but your paying a pretty penny for all that intel and often, the client has no data to talk about.
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