Where can i able to see your keyword research webinar because at webinar in forum i unable to get the webinar

Thnak you

As long as it is all relevant (page to page) and the pages linking to you are high quality or authority, you shouldnt have a problem. And I’m not sure there’s an actual penalty, but with Google in particular that it may cause your site to be “sandboxed” for review.

As I said earlier, I’m no search expert – but “slow and steady wins the race” certainly applies here from my understanding and personal experience.

Okay, with that in mind, here’s a question. If I place a new website and it gets posted about in 100 + topic relevant blogs and forums – and linked to in those blogs and forums – in 1-2 weeks time or so, would Google be suspicious of that and penalize the site’s ranking?

I just listened back over that segment in the audio and I see what you mean. I was talking about getting quality inbound links and establishing good (top 10) rankings in Google.

There are two things at play there, which are my reason for saying “it will take some time, its not an overnight thing”. One is that Google has “the sandbox” and new sites tend to fluctuate wildly in the SERPs their first 3-6 months.

The other is that it will literally take you 90 days (or more) to get 100-200 quality inbound links. Getting 100 inbound links in 24 hours will throw up a red flag with Google. The incoming links need to appear and grow naturally, instead of appear in large numbers overnight – which would appear UNnnatural (and tip them off that you may be trying to manipulate the search results). Make sense?

You can certainly get indexed right away, and can even begin ranking well for obscure terms even – but good consistent placement for more competitive keyword phrases *does* take a little time. Nothing specific of course – but 3-6 months of getting established and growing links is a great start.

The specific part about a minimum 90 days for ranking is around the 34-35 minute range.

There’s more in your reply to the question that follows (around 00:36:00), saying 3 months, six, months, nine months to really get in good in the search engines.

It’s an interesting topic. Thanks for any clarification.
~Cynthia

It was a great webinar. I used your technique to research for my BANS sites I’m working on. Thanks so much for laying it all out so simply for us!

If you could tell me the point in the audio recording where I made that comment (such as the minute range, as shown on your audio player), I’d love to listen back over it to see exactly what I said. I’ll run through it myself too, but if you happen to know about where it was that would help a lot.

I am not a search engine expert by any means, and I dont recall having ever made a factual statement like that – referring specifically to how long it would take to rank in the top 10. Though I may have brought the point across that way or been misleading – but it certainly wasnt intentional. As I said, I’ll have to listen over that and see…

You could very well rank in the top 10 for less competitive keyword phrases rather quickly, longer for more competitive keyword phrases – and your rankings could fluctuate a lot in the first 90 days or so.

Indexing is just a matter of getting links from established sites (or even just one). Stability in the SERPs does take a little more time.

Again, sorry if I was unclear or misleading. I’ll listen back over it myself while I wait to hear back from you.

If you left the webinar with any unanswered questions, be sure to post them in the Market Research (or appropriate) category at my discussion forum – I check in there daily