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MASSEY
14th April 2010, 12:06
Does anyone here have a site that gets lots of visits from yahoo,
I'm making a site and it ranks number one on yahoo for 4 phrases that get searched on google 1 - 2k times a month,
yet I appear according to google analytics get no hits from yahoo,
I thought yahoo held a 25% ish search Market share?
Nick
crossdaz
14th April 2010, 12:08
I thought yahoo held a 25% ish search Market share?
I think that is worlwide - in the UK I believe Google has 90% and the rest have to fight over the remaining 10%
fisicx
14th April 2010, 12:15
Different demographics. Yahoo does well in French speaking countries and Africa. Bing is doing ok in the USA but G is very dominant in the UK. For some types of searches it get nearly 100% of the market.
Concentrate on G and Yahoo and bing and dogpile and all the others will follow.
How do you know it gets 1-2k searches per month? hope you aren't using the google keyword tool because that's the number of searches that resulted in an adwords click.
MASSEY
14th April 2010, 12:25
Different demographics. Yahoo does well in French speaking countries and Africa. Bing is doing ok in the USA but G is very dominant in the UK. For some types of searches it get nearly 100% of the market.
Concentrate on G and Yahoo and bing and dogpile and all the others will follow.
How do you know it gets 1-2k searches per month? hope you aren't using the google keyword tool because that's the number of searches that resulted in an adwords click.
:redface: I used keyword tool,
I can not believe google dominate the uk, really bugged me
whats the best tool to use?
fisicx
14th April 2010, 12:29
:redface: I used keyword tool,
I can not believe google dominate the uk, really bugged me
whats the best tool to use?
Market samurai seems to be getting a lot of good press.
I personally don't bother. Just be natural and sell your services, if the marketing is good then you may only need one visitor per day to make loads of money.
MASSEY
14th April 2010, 12:37
Market samurai seems to be getting a lot of good press.
I personally don't bother. Just be natural and sell your services, if the marketing is good then you may only need one visitor per day to make loads of money.
My problem is I'm planning world domination,
it would be good if I could find a few niche search terms that are easy to rank for and get a steady set of calls from,
But life is not that simple is it :-(
dots and spots Jeff
14th April 2010, 12:43
I use Market Samurai - I think it cost me about £60 or £70 quid - and find it a useful tool.
I use search volume in a comparative nature - e.g. if I'm told one phrase gets 1,000 searches a month and another 10,000 I work on the later be a more popular search term, rather than believing it gets 10,000 searches (may be more, may be less). I also cross refer the Market Samurai (MS) stats with Google.
MS also has good training and support - even if you don't buy it, you might find a visit to the MS Dojo (http://www.noblesamurai.com/dojo/marketsamurai) useful.
Jeff
dots and spots Jeff
14th April 2010, 12:47
My problem is I'm planning world domination,
it would be good if I could find a few niche search terms that are easy to rank for and get a steady set of calls from,
But life is not that simple is it :-(
Me too! (you must have posted this whilst I writing my first post)
MS is great for niche finding - they've even produced a blue print of criteria for using the MS data to see if a niche is worth attacking, based on amount of traffic, competitors, etc. etc. that works pretty well.
Jeff
MASSEY
14th April 2010, 13:03
I need to go back to the drawing board the main phrase I'm targeting has free index in pos 1 but a few other sites on page 1 alter every now and again telling me there is some value being there I might buy that software.
If I could find niche searches that bring in some money I would try and give free index a run for it's money,
It's all a learning curve really that causes headaches along the way :)
fisicx
14th April 2010, 13:12
Niche is easy. Just put up a page with 'house rewiring birmingham' as the page title and then make sure the page offers that service and the first niche is filled. Do the same with 10 other electrician type jobs and you will soon be making a million.
MASSEY
14th April 2010, 13:15
Niche is easy. Just put up a page with 'house rewiring birmingham' as the page title and then make sure the page offers that service and the first niche is filled. Do the same with 10 other electrician type jobs and you will soon be making a million.
I think if hou type that I'm 3rd down :)
I'm gonna do some research and come at it from a different angle, I'm starting to see the light ;)
fisicx
15th April 2010, 09:15
I think if hou type that I'm 3rd down :)
#6 for me. The link takes me to your homepage. What it should do is take me to a house rewiring page with lots of loverly piccies, testimonials, prices and details on how it will affect my Sky HD boradband microwave jacuzzi.
MASSEY
15th April 2010, 10:12
#6 for me. The link takes me to your homepage. What it should do is take me to a house rewiring page with lots of loverly piccies, testimonials, prices and details on how it will affect my Sky HD boradband microwave jacuzzi.
When I type house rewire Birmingham on mylap top and iPhone I'm position 3 4 and a hotfrog listing at 5 , it's this google personalisation crap again, I might have to get a few people to check later.
crossdaz
15th April 2010, 15:02
When I type house rewire Birmingham on mylap top and iPhone I'm position 3 4 and a hotfrog listing at 5 , it's this google personalisation crap again, I might have to get a few people to check later.
Dunno if you have registered your site on google webmaster tools but they've recently started listing the search volume and click-throughs for your main keywords.
You might find this useful?