The idea of holding your space (on the first page in search engines for a competitive keyword) takes on new meaning with the graphic representation below.
Despite the visual nature of the image above, the fact remains that if you don’t watch your back, in regard to SEO and search engine positioning, someone will most assuredly take your spot.
While the concept of leap-frog comes to mind for most, when the kid gloves come off, competition online for lucrative keywords is fierce.
Instead of a harmless match with competitors with over-sized air-inflated boppers, it’s often a mele of epic proportions that goes without commentary.
You can get SERP (search engine result page) survivor tips from this post from the past called >>>Overcoming Competitive Markets<<< by following the link provided.
In closing, let’s us know if you have any other survivor tips (like SEO mace) to stave off a hostile online takeover. Comments are open and welcomed.
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nyc advice :)
btw which plugin is this which just popin ? the social 1 ?
It’s called Share This Plugin from Orange Soda.