SEO principles (#1, 1st page) by Cratima.

Cratima · Aug 30th, 2007, 08:28

My point: You must be in the first 2 search pages to get noticed.

I am trying to do SEO for Cratima and XcellenceIT for some time
now, and I've tried not only to have the web site #1 at Google
for the keywords "Cratima" and "XcellenceIT", but also to have
as many presences as I can get in the first page.

I think is important to be in the first page, but it is not sufficient.
You have to be no 1, and you have to set a target for yourself to
occupy the entire first page.

Of course , it is best to be well indexed for other keywords, as
web design, web development, but this is more difficult, and if you
can get your web site in the first or the second page with these keywords,
you will be a SEO guru.

My questions: Are my ideas correct? Is there a big frontier between the first
3 pages of search results (at google for example) and the rest
of them, or not?

rapwaydown · Nov 28th, 2007, 18:18

dont know, but would really like to find out

alexgeek · Nov 28th, 2007, 18:27

If you want to rank for something, first page is great and first result is brilliant!
Other pages people tend not to look at, so pretty pointless there.

I must say your keywords are pretty exact, who would be searching for them besides you?
It seems a bit like searching alexgeek and finding my website rather than something general like "remove network restrictions" (something I'm proudly at #1 for!).