Where you rank matters! And whether or not your listing is above the fold in natural search results or on page two or beyond impacts the click through rate. The only thing better than one result in the top 10 in Google, Bing, Yahoo and other search engines is two search results in the top 10.
How to Double Traffic and Conversions
This post from the past, amply dubbed >>> SEO Tips to Double Rankings, Traffic and Conversion <<< is one method you can implement to replace competitors with a double listing (on the same page) from your website. Proper SEO is about developing enough critical mass and authority (to occupy more than one result), but at least after reading the post, you will have a better idea on how to implement it in future use to generate more click-throughs and conversion.
As stated above, this is merely one tool in the SEO toolbox, but a good tip to get in front of more prospects search for solutions to their dilemma. Stay tuned for more posts from the past from the SEO Design Solutions Blog.
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3 Comments
there some idea here!
Great post. I have always seen some of my blog web pages showing up in google search engine with double and triple listing by chance, i have tried learning how to do this at will but to no avail.
Thank god for this great post of yours its was so informative and enlightening
i was also wondering how on one page of google your website appears in three or four different spots on the page