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The Google Wonder Wheel – from page 14 to page 5 in Google Index
- So, I have been watching very closely to see what would happen with our Google Wonder Wheel experiment and I have an update!
- If you have been following this experiment, you know we started on page 14, moved up to page 8, then it was slow moving to page 7…where we were stuck for a bit. Click here to read first post.
- GREAT NEWS…we have moved to page 5 for the term “Door Hanger Printing”, which shows that paying attention to the Google Wonder Wheel can and does make a difference.
- Let me tell you some of the other steps I took to help “my cause” with Google.
Though Google specifically tells you not to submit any page to the search engine which has a link from your home page, I did end up submitting the link after waiting…and waiting…and waiting for Google to crawl the page. Submitting your site to Google
- Once Google finally crawled the page, we came up two more pages in the rankings to page five, in position #3.
- I have also added articles about “door hanger printing” to our PrinterBees Blog because as I have mentioned before, Google likes blogs because the content is fresh.
- You should also note that every time I have used the term “door hanger printing” in this particular post, I have linked back to the door hanger printing page on PrinterBees, creating another link. ONE-WAY links pointing to your site are one of the factors Google considers when indexing all websites. The more links you have, the better. The more links you have from “authority sites”, even better! I will explain “authority sites” in another post…it’s complicated.
- Use the above tips to help get your website/web pages linked on Google. It really does work!
Six Days – Up Seven Pages in Google Index
The experiment with the Google Wonder Wheel Continues and we are up seven pages in the Google Index in just six days for the search term “door hanger printing”.
- When we started the experiment by using the Wonder Wheel as a way to identify the proper keywords, we were indexed in the middle of the page 14 for the term “door hanger printing”. The results are astounding and Google hasn’t even crawled the updated page yet! (Read the details about the Wonder Wheel here)
- On September 15th, I made changes to the web page based on what I found on the Google Wonder Wheel, created a blog post on our PrinterBees blog and of course included the key words in my blog posts on this blog site. As of today, the page is the bottom of page seven and when I reviewed the “cached” page, it shows that Google last crawled the page on September 14th, so I will need to be patient to see what happens when the search engine crawls the page again. I have my fingers crossed and again invite to you watch as the experiment continues.
- P.S. You may be wondering how I knew that Google hadn’t crawled the most updated version of my webpage since since the 15th of September. In the image above, I have put a red box around the word “cached”. If you click on the link “cached” it will show you the version of the page that Google is currently using to rank your site in the index. It will also show the you a date on the top of the page, which is the last time Google crawled your site. I hope this is helpful to you!!! Don’t forget to read the initial article about the Google Wonder Wheel and how I used it to increase our rankings.
Testing the Google Wonder Wheel
In the last post, I described how to use the new tool found on Google to help your rankings and as promised will follow up with videos and posts to check our progress with this test. This is a totally new approach for me to SEO, so we will learn as we go along and I will show you step by step what I have done and what I have changed to increase the rankings for the search term “door hanger printing“.
One of my other tactics is to make sure I am also creating links back to my website using the term Door Hanger Printing to help my cause of climbing up the ranks. Currently, Printerbees is on middle of page 14 for the search term Door Hanger Printing.
The first video recorded in this series is located here. Hoping the “Google Wonder Wheel” will help us get ranking for Door Hanger Printing.
One Day – advanced 4 positions so far. Up from middle of page 14 to the top of page 14. Page 13, here we come!!!!
How to choose your keywords for Google
- I am often asked how to go about choosing the right keywords to optimize for with regards to Google and I have to tell you that it really is no easy task, it does take research and more importantly it takes time. For companies that provide SEO services, one of the most time consuming aspects of doing SEO for any website, is determining the right keywords to optimize for. There are several factors to consider when choosing your keywords and I am hoping this article will help explain what to look for and how to do it yourself.
- What needs to be considered when choosing your keywords is the following:
- Who am I trying to attract?
- What might they be looking for (“Googling”) when they enter a search term
- How will I identify the most qualified prospects, the ones looking to make a purchase?
- What is the competition for the keyword? When you “Google” the keyword, how many results come up? Is it 35,000,000 or is it 500,000? Obviously it will be much more difficult to compete with 35 Million other websites vs. 1/2 million.
- How many people are actually searching the keyword you wish to optimize for?
- What words are “related” to the keywords you are optimizing for? This is called your “semantic keywords”. Semantic keywords are explained in the youtube video below.
Here is the link to the Google Adwords/Keyword Tool so you can try it yourself
The keyword we are after is “door hanger printing”, so you can Google it to see how we are doing.
- I encourage you to watch the video, which will explain how to accomplish what I have listed above. It is also VERY important that you you use the tools Google makes available to you to increase your chances of being indexed. If this all seems like a bit more work than you have time for. I do have a team of people who do much of my SEO. It is very time consuming, but if you have more time than money, I do encourage you to try it on your own first. What have you to loose? If you feel like you need help with your SEO and managing it, I provide SEO services for a monthly service fee starting at $499/mo. The clients I work with do rank, do get traffic and do see an increase in business when we start optimizing their sites. The investment pays for itself several times over. Again, following all of the tutorials included here will help you to rank yourself.
Follow the series of videos to see how the rankings are coming along for “door hanger printing” and if what we are doing is working or not.


