SEO Tycoon

**MrFlicks** · 08:00 PM

London SEO - SEO London & discussions on possibilities.

Two weeks ago (21/11/09 to be precise) I registered a domain in order to target "London SEO", the next day I added a page for each London Borough (that's the 22/11/09) and a couple of days back I remembered to take a look on Google and discovered I had page 1 Google rankings (and in many cases #1 ranking for the following search terms (change 0's to o's) >

Knightsbridge SE0 - Chelsea SE0 - Kensington SE0 - Fulham SE0 - Westminster SE0 - Hammersmith SE0 - Ealing SE0 - Brent SE0 - London City SE0 - Camden SE0 - Tower Hamlets SE0 - Southwark SE0 - Barnet SE0 - Wandsworth SE0 - Greenwich SE0 - Ealing SE0 - Harrow SE0 - Haringey SE0 - Islington SE0 - Hounslow SE0 - Richmond Upon Thames SE0 - Lewisham SE0 - Southwark SE0 - Hackney SE0 - Waltham Forest SE0 - Enfield SE0 - Newham SE0 - Sutton SE0 - Croydon SE0

So although no orders have come in yet (heck two weeks is a pretty short time) there is obviously great potential with these search terms.

Thing is though I reckon there is bigger scope!

I can (obviously) do the SEO needed, but I believe there is here an opportunity to expand upon the SEO search terms and include inter related search terms. EG Web Design - Graphic Design - Banner Design - Logo Design etc, targeting each and every London Borough (Heck it's the capitol - that's where the biggest money is after all - well other then Man U, Kent and Chester of course LOL).

So this got me to wondering if collaborating with others talented in these fields wouldn't exactly be a bad idea.

For example I did a bit of research and see Chris Hirst has written scripts and also does web design, and I am sure there are other talented members here who have top notch skills in other fields (as mentioned above) so why not join forces?

I am part owner of a Ltd Company with a Reg TM and so some sort of percentage rate that includes my SEO and the Companies stake would have to be part of things and there may be a possibilty of adding an affiliate program, but lets face it 65% or 70% of something (when it comes together) is better than 100% of nothing.

So anyone interested in collaborating RE London SEO Service ?

You can see my initial progress here > http://tvworlds.com/forum/showthread.php?t=731

I am confident I can get the page 1 Google SERPS (Yahoo and Bing fall into line most of the time to) needed for anything needed to suit talented individuals that help me to provide the best results for search queries.

I apologise if this is not the most relevant category for this post, but as it is related to London SEO and things inter related I figured it may suit.

If not please move to the most appropiate category/forum, but please may ask you leave a ref to where it has gone as I am still of the opinion (like I did with my own VB forum) you might like to consider resetting things so people have to opt out of thread subscription rather than opt in.

Saying that though that's just from previous experience elsewhere where the experience was inferior, so I may rethink that and yet see why the settings are that way.

**chrishirst** · 12-12-2009, 03:09 AM

So nothing new happening then, with a brand new site ranking highly for many words or phrases.

and it's not specially competitive with only ~140k pages competing for the phrase.

**seorif** · 12-12-2009, 03:46 AM

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Originally Posted by chrishirst

So nothing new happening then, with a brand new site ranking highly for many words or phrases.

and it's not specially competitive with only ~140k pages competing for the phrase.

"Knightsbridge SE0" by this keyword this topic is in No 3 position

**MrFlicks** · 12-12-2009, 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by seorif

"Knightsbridge SE0" by this keyword this topic is in No 3 position

It's quite suprising it's not #1 considering it's a typo version really.

It's pretty easy to get many search terms on page 1 of Google using the right title and keywords in a pot on this forum though.

**MrFlicks** · 12-12-2009, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by chrishirst

So nothing new happening then, with a brand new site ranking highly for many words or phrases.

and it's not specially competitive with only ~140k pages competing for the phrase.

Which search terms Chris? - the site has every London Borough for SE0 (Change 0 for o) and also for search engine optimiser and search engine optimisation terms for each LOndon Borough to.

**chrishirst** · 12-12-2009, 05:20 PM

London SEO, for the rest, most only just make it into 3 figures.

Decent title, a handful of half decent links and the majority of them should be page 1 in no time.

**MrFlicks** · 12-12-2009, 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by chrishirst

London SEO, for the rest, most only just make it into 3 figures.

Decent title, a handful of half decent links and the majority of them should be page 1 in no time.

Ok, true but they will be quality traffic rather than quantity, what with them being (most likely) people searching for a "SEO" local to them in their London Borough.

That's why I figured it might be a good idea to add the same for each Borough for connected skills, like "web design" for example.

Thing is though I am not a web designer, hence my original questions about others being available to "out source" to as it we're.

I have a few people I can pass clients to, like some top cartoonists and a designer (Rich the guy behind DIY.com) but could do with some other useful contacts!

**chrishirst** · 12-12-2009, 05:39 PM

To be honest any traffic at all, never mind "quality traffic" would be a surprise from most of those phrases

**MrFlicks** · 12-13-2009, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by chrishirst

To be honest any traffic at all, never mind "quality traffic" would be a surprise from most of those phrases

Well that's just my part Chris, my idea was to do the same for every Borough for Web Design, Graphic Design, Logo Design, and whatever other terms others would want if they would be useful for them.

I could also do the same for every city in the UK, so for example could get "Liverpool Web Design, Manchester Web Design, Birmingham Web Design etc etc.

**chrishirst** · 12-13-2009, 03:55 PM

it's known as "madlib spam", much "loved" by dating sites and the like.

**MrFlicks** · 12-13-2009, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by chrishirst

it's known as "madlib spam", much "loved" by dating sites and the like.

I think you may have misunderstood me Chris.

Now although according to the likes of Aaron Wall for example any manipulation, as it we're, of the search engines could be considered as spam.

Madlib uses software to do geo location, like on sites like Friendfinder etc.

But I am talking about hand doing pages in Deamweaver maunally and adding pages where I could sell a service I myself do not perform but I can get on page 1 for others who I could then pass the work on to from enquiries made.

**ckfeng** · 12-14-2009, 02:10 AM

well,I thank I like you ,your's idea is very good

**chrishirst** · 04:02 AM

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Madlib uses software to do geo location, like on sites like Friendfinder etc.

Not really. Certainly what FriendFinder and many other sites in the same market place do is "MadLib spam" but it is most definitely NOT geo location.

Madlib spam (for the uninitiated) is the practice of creating essentially duplicate pages where only a few words are changed to target a specific (usually) geographical area.
And if you are still not sure put site:www.friendfinder.com into the Google search box (don't forget to press enter or click "Search" though

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<indignant> Me? Patronizing? I don't know what you mean! </indignant>

Keith, I do understand that is exactly what you were meaning, but geo location is the term used for redirecting visitors/useragent to a page/site that is possibly more appropriate for their location.

To create a page targetting each and every London district + SEO phrases without the pages being essentially duplicate would be a challenge for even the worlds greatest copywriters.

**MrFlicks** · 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by chrishirst

Not really. Certainly what FriendFinder and many other sites in the same market place do is "MadLib spam" but it is most definitely NOT geo location.

Madlib spam (for the uninitiated) is the practice of creating essentially duplicate pages where only a few words are changed to target a specific (usually) geographical area.
And if you are still not sure put site:www.friendfinder.com into the Google search box (don't forget to press enter or click "Search" though

)
<indignant> Me? Patronizing? I don't know what you mean! </indignant>

Keith, I do understand that is exactly what you were meaning, but geo location is the term used for redirecting visitors/useragent to a page/site that is possibly more appropriate for their location.

To create a page targetting each and every London district + SEO phrases without the pages being essentially duplicate would be a challenge for even the worlds greatest copywriters.

Ok - well my uderstanding of Madlib was that software was involved that uses a bit of trickery. I will have to wait and see how the site fairs for now. I could quite easily when I have time, if having reletively the same main content other than the London Borough changes rmy rankings, rewrite things slightly different for each page in order to counteract any negative effects if they do start to occur.