No.1 in Google in 24 Hours – A case study
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Here’s a good example of how following a few simple steps, spending say 2 – 3 hours can reap exciting rewards by ranking #1 in Google inside 24 hours.
The search phrase was a pretty competitive one for ‘web prosperity’ . Web Prosperity is an MLM program with a main product suite aimed at Internet Marketers – which at the time of writing (during its pre-launch) is receiving sign ups every few seconds with 5,100,000 results for this search term and a lot of attention and buzz.
The first thing is to consider the domain name. Unless we are dealing with your own brand or something consider the top keyword phrase as the domain – in this case I chose webprosperityreview.org.uk (most were gone by the time I got around to it) – I wanted to use a .org because it seems they can rank pretty well but I’m not sure it makes too much difference. As the .org for this was gone I went for .org.uk
Naturally I went for the wordpress blog option for content on the domain and spent an hour or say putting together a couple of blog posts about the program as well as adding categories named with the key phrase in such as web prosperity review etc.
Next I added my essential plug ins including ‘All in 1 SEO’, Google XML Sitemaps, ‘Related Posts’, ‘Sociable’ and ‘Statpress’. There are others that should be installed that I’ve covered in another post but I didn’t in this case.
I created one remote wordpress blog at wordpress.com and a Squidoo lens linking back to the blog using the key phrase ‘web prosperity’ and including that phrase as the names and titles.
Next I drafted a press release just covering the basic details of the program and submitted it to pr-inside.com
Next it was a quick visit to animoto.com (animoto video tutorial here) to create a video using images and graphics and uploaded this straight to youtube.com. Following that I used heyspread.com to distribute the video to 19 other video directories.
The next task was to socially bookmark the blog myself using socialmarker.com (socialmarker video tutorial here) as well as another 30 bookmarks through my outsourcer and blog carnival submissions. Interestingly, these last two tasks have not been completed at the time of writing.
That’s it! Today the site is no.1 – whether this will hold up without further work is doubtful, but the point is not to work too hard.
The stats (using statpress) also show a lot of traffic – as seen below. Remember this is just a two day old blog!
I’m aware that this isn’t going to work with every niche and keyphrase and most will need a lot more work than this. Other case studies I’ve done recently have had similar results though, so until Google change things I guess this is the way to go.
All these strategies are covered in great detail in my upcoming ebook ‘New New Media World’ in an easy to follow step by step process and guide. If you are interested in reviewing the first draft copy and giving me a testimonial (If you think it is worthy) to appear on the sales page then contact me.
Please note: All figures are correct at the time of writing – these may/will change over time 
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Hi Jerry
wow!! thanks for sharing your tactics. I will test this.
It seems that you are not at the top now. It changes much when it is high competitive.
How do you deal with that? Add more content that is keyword optimized? More sites connected with links?
I wish you the very best 2009
Ali – Internet Marketing Tips
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Hi,
This is such a brilliant post, thanks very much for this info, priceless.
Regards,
Gordan Bosnjak
Gordans last blog post..Web Prosperity is SCREAMING with Momentum
Hi Jerry
Thank you so much for sharing this valuable info and also for writing so clearly. I’m also an Alex Jeffreys student but with a lot less experience. You will be successful in 2009, I’m sure!
Mike
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nice system you have developed.
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@ Hi Ali – yes to both – keep getting the vids and remote content out there..i still see it at the top of the organic search (there are sponsored ads at very top) – is that what you meant? All the best to you too..thanks for visiting!
@Gordan – thanks man
@Mike – we ALL will be..totally!
@Warner thanks – good to see u
Hi Jerry
I think it can be different search results depending from where you are surfing.
You are now on the 11th place right now (I’m in Sweden)
/Ali
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@ali
Hi Ali – yes you are right the results would vary on location too. Also it is a .uk domain and hosted in the UK which will affect things.
I will do more tests..but it gives you an idea on what to look out for.
Jerry
Hi Jerry, Michael here, a fellow Alex Jeffrey’s Student!
Just wanted to pop in and say hello!
Your article “No.1 in Google in 24 Hours – A case study” BLEW MY MIND! I am going to do the exact same steps as you outlined. THANK YOU!
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Hi Michael
glad you liked it, I just wanted to throw out a few pointers on SEM – great blog you have there!!
Jerry
Hi Jerry,
Very nice strategy and would certainly work for most markets provided you use long tail keywords. The only thing i wanted to add to this as i have always been told this was to better gauge competition that is optimizing for a keyword phrase, you’d want to wrap the term in quotes.
“web prosperity” would tell you more about who is actually optimizing for the term in their titles, meta, etc..
The normal way is more broad and really doesn’t tell you this.
I would be curious to know your feedback on this as again, this is what i was always taught – however it just slips my mind right now the reason.
Cheers,
Colin
http://www.marketingwithcolin.com
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