how many links do you think it will take to get #1 for semi-competitive term?

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  • pood
    Confirmed User
    • Feb 2004
    • 1609

    #1

    how many links do you think it will take to get #1 for semi-competitive term?

    Say each incoming the same linking power, how many links do you think it will take to control #1 on google?

    For the sake of this example, we'll use the term "fish bowls", has 365,000 pages (broad) on google.

    With the content unique and good SE friendly site strucutre.

    I'm trying to figure out how many sites I'll need to make to build linking power for one of my sites.
  • justFred
    Confirmed User
    • Mar 2007
    • 922

    #2
    a site can have PR0 and get listed in that first result, if it is relevant enough to the query.

    in your example, "fish bowls" the domain in spot #1 has 17,500 inbound links, is aged 3 years, and has seen frequent updates

    spot #2 has higher pr (5), more links (74,500), has some blog exposure, BUT is 2 years younger.

    there are also some details that I did not bother to compare, such as keyword density and the relevance of the links coming in, etc.
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    • salesman
      Confirmed User
      • Mar 2003
      • 1534

      #3
      well, I have a #2 listing with a term that shows "116.000" pages on google and I have not more than 10 links on other pages

      Launched new sites in different niches with exclusive content:

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      • D Ghost
        null
        • May 2006
        • 9819

        #4
        Originally posted by justFred
        a site can have PR0 and get listed in that first result, if it is relevant enough to the query.
        Great point justFred

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        • jo3
          Confirmed User
          • Nov 2003
          • 876

          #5
          too many variables at play.

          how about "enough"
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          • Manowar
            jellyfish  
            • Dec 2003
            • 71528

            #6
            Originally posted by justFred
            a site can have PR0 and get listed in that first result, if it is relevant enough to the query.

            in your example, "fish bowls" the domain in spot #1 has 17,500 inbound links, is aged 3 years, and has seen frequent updates

            spot #2 has higher pr (5), more links (74,500), has some blog exposure, BUT is 2 years younger.

            there are also some details that I did not bother to compare, such as keyword density and the relevance of the links coming in, etc.
            this is so true...

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            • dav3
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              • May 2007
              • 7348

              #7
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              • Manowar
                jellyfish  
                • Dec 2003
                • 71528

                #8
                Originally posted by dav3
                tree fitty
                this would probably actually do for most terms lol

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                • adzone
                  Registered User
                  • Mar 2007
                  • 36

                  #9
                  Depends. I have a few dating sites affiliate with world datings partners and three of them are ranking within top 5 for many keywords (without any link building, expect for a few blog posts). You need to find the right keywords, that's all.

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                  • pood
                    Confirmed User
                    • Feb 2004
                    • 1609

                    #10
                    yah. I know u can have PR0 and rank well, but for a mid-competitive term, I think you need a good 30-40 links to stay up there consistently (granted everything else is optimized)

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                    • Fluid
                      Confirmed User
                      • Jul 2001
                      • 380

                      #11
                      you'll never control any ranking on Google, they control it ;)

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                      • mtgm
                        Registered User
                        • Oct 2007
                        • 33

                        #12
                        It's not a question of how many links but rather the quality of them.

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                        • glow
                          Registered User
                          • Jan 2008
                          • 68

                          #13
                          Sometimes people make the mistake of targetting the one word or keyword phrase and dont realise they can still help their efforts by targetting other words with they main one and get the benefit that way.

                          Longtail keywords help, most peoples searches are naturally longer than one or two words.

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                          • ez12
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                            • Apr 2001
                            • 2438

                            #14
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