Google's First Page For Free

To reach the holy grail of google's first page for free

I can say without a shadow of a doubt YES!!

I started marketing online back in 1999 when yahoo and msn ruled the roost. I spent countless hours reading,researching,trial and error with limited success. Back then from time to time I broke into the to 20 for a few months at a time. Which also generated a decent income-fast forward to 2003 and I began to hear rumors of a new kid on the block. It was supposed to do things differently and make changes on the web known as Google.

Plus I had to overcome another hurdle as I'd relocated to Ninety Six, SC and to my dismay found out high speed internet is not readily available which slowed my progress a bit, but it didn't stop me. it was also during this time I realized the true power of web 2.0 and blogging

Since I had been studying I had pretty much figured out how msn and yahoo worked and it was a good relationship. Google however began to shake things up and it' never been the same. Luckily I'd already established a background in seo which is always a big help. Now after a year or so of testing I find myself in the number one spot. This was one of my goals from the beginning. Now you can take 10 yrs to get here or I can help cut your time and expenses to do the same. I'm willing to share what I've learned with you. For reading this far I've added a special bonus you can receive 50k free visitors to any website 

Over the last 2 yrs I began to see steady progress and this past week I really got a big surprise. Not only am I on the first page but in No 1 spot from over 230 million sites. This was taken on May 11, 2009

You can see for yourself as you google

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1. Google's First Page For Free

When I say Traffic Strategy Juggler I mean do you rush around trying every traffic strategy which comes on the market from the latest PPC and Adsense ideas ...
hubpages.com/hub/Googles--First-Page-For-Free - 34k - Cached - Similar pages

Some of our competitors wil charge you $699 to start for a yr It doesn't cost me a 1/4 of that for life.

You first need a strong foundation and a big thanks to Hubpages. So you find a good subject select the best keywords and add some good content. Without these you're doomed to fail, from there you can add linkbuilding which will aid you in moving up the line.

One of the biggest things I had to overcome was a thing called SEO or search engine optimization. This is a tricky thing on which there are a lot of schools of thought and is in a constant state of change. So you could go crazy trying to keep up-hubpages among other web 2.0 platforms do this work for you making things much easier.

Using proper keywords and creating leverage with Web 2.0 can create truly amazing results. You can get a free ebook by going here. Lastly you need to generate free web traffic.

This is a question I get asked all the time, and I cannot stress how important ranking on page 1 of Google for relevant keywords has become.

Search engines are providing users with better search results all the time and the more this happens the less users are searching deeper and past the first page. This is because they are finding what they need on page 1.

Additionally all the paid ads shown above and to the side of search results are taking a large amount of traffic away from pages listed past the first page. So yes it is very important to rank on page 1 of Google.

Recently a client of ours was ranking on page 2 of Google for a heavily searched and competitive keyword and it was bringing in some decent traffic. Then something happened, they jumped onto page 1 and they could not believe the change in traffic, it soared way above anything they ever expected.

So many potential clients in competitive industries come to us saying “We have to rank on page 1 of Google for a particular term” and you know what, YES THEY DO!

It is simple, whether it be a highly competitive term, or a less competitive long-tail phrase there is no doubt… you need to be ranking on page one of Google for it.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/17256032/Traffic-Overdrive20

Simple really stick with the basics and forget all about the flash in the pan for the week. Basic seo goes a long way

Here's a way where you let your competion do all the heavy lifting. Find your competitors website.

View The Source Code

Next we need to view the source code of code of this website by clicking "view", then "source" within our web browser as shown below:

Note: Source code is simply the code that was used to create the webpage. You don't need to know html, which is the progamming language used to create most websites, so don't worry. You just need to know a few things to look for when viewing the source code.

Once yo figure out what they are doing you can then do them one step better which wil move you up in the rankings.

As we view the source file from this website, we need to look for a few things.

• Whether or not they are using <h1> header tags and are placing the keyword "weight loss story" within those tags. In this case, they are not... AND they aren't even using <h1> header tags at all! Another great thing for us!

• Whether or not they are using their main keyword in the <title> tags of the website. In this case, they are, which is one of the main reasons they're currently ranked highly for "weight loss stories". There title is "Weight Loss story stories" and the html code they used is: <title>Weight Loss story stories</title>

Whether or not they've bolded, underlined, or italicized the words "weight loss story" anywhere in the body of the webpage. In this case, yes... they have. They've actually bolded the keyword "weight loss stories" 4 different times throughout the webpage. At first glance, it looks as though this is another one of the major reasons they've managed to grab the top spot for this keyword. Bolding is something we can do right away, so now we know that we should also bold some of the keywords throughout our copy. Notice I said they've bolded "weight loss stories" 4 times, rather than "weight loss story" (singular). You should always look for both the plural and singular form of the keyword, as the search engines view them as "almost" the same word.

• Whether or not they are using <alt> image tags and placing the keyword "weight loss stories" within that tag. In this case, that answer is easy because they're not even using any images at all! This is definitely something we can do when optimizing our website.

And another thing we can do to "one-up" this #1 ranked website. It is best to add

images that are actually named after our main keyword. For example, we could insert an image and call it weight-loss-stories-graphic1.jpg and so on.

• The final thing we want to note is whether or not they've placed the keyword once at the very beginning of the copy, and once at the very end of the copy. In this case they have placed

In this case they have placed it near the beginning and also at the end. Not to worry, we can do this as well.