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Google Ranking: Case Study on Keywords, Traffic and Clickthrough Rate

I get a lot of people who ask me if SEO actually works and how to get a good Google Ranking. So in this article I am going to show you a case study of our Google Ranking and traffic for specific and targeted keywords. Then I am also going to show you how to get the same results for your website.

In June I posted the article 7 Craigslist Alternatives to Help Grow Your Business Online. I was doing research to find all the best alternatives to craigslist for a client of mine who wanted help with promoting his dog walking business to local dog owners. So since I found a few more online classified ad websites that I was not really aware of before. I wanted to put together a nice article containing this information for my readers.

Keyword Research For Good Google Ranking

First I did my Keyword Research, and found that the “craigslist alternatives” keyword phrase got searched, had low competition, and was a perfect fit for my article. Here is the adwords keyword tool search results for my keyword research.

Google Ranking

Google Ranking Results

I did SEO on the article to get a good Google Ranking for the “craigslist alternatives” keyword phrase. Here is my Google Ranking after a month or so.Google RankingI am ranked in 2nd position for a good keyword phrase that can potentially generate great traffic and good conversions. Not only did I get ranked for the “craigslist alternatives” keyword but I also got a Google Ranking for the other 3 keywords I researched.

Here is my search traffic in July for these targeted keywords I got a Google Ranking for.

Google RankingStats (all):

-2612 impressions

-250 clicks

-all 4 keywords on first page

-Great CTR (clickthrough rate)

How I Got My Google Ranking

I made sure to get my “main keyword” placed properly throughout my article.

Step 1: I placed the “main keyword” in the title of the article.

step 2: I placed the “main keyword” in my h1 (Header 1)

Google RankingStep 3: I sprinkled the “main keyword” throughout the article

Step 4: I placed the “main keyword” as a h2 (Header 2)

Google Ranking

extra steps: You can also place the keyword as an h3, you can hold the keyword somewhere in your article/post to help your Google Ranking.

If you are interested in having New Movement Media duplicate this process to get your business good Google Ranking. Contact us for a free quote!

Test Question: What keyword am I trying to get a Google Ranking for?

  • TaSin

    very impressive

    • http://www.newmovementmedia.com/blog ShawnLyles

      Thank You very much for commenting

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