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I recently obtained a number one listing in Google, and a Wordpress plugin helped me obtain that number one position.

A few days ago, one of my visitors who left a comment let me know that I had the number one spot in Google for “this site uses keywordluv”.

Now, that is not exactly a competitive keyword that many people are going to be searching for. But, having the number one position for that keyword phrase brought me a number of visitors.

People looking for that phrase are either looking for the keywordluv plugin, or they are looking for blogs that are using that plugin.

Since keywordluv is a dofollow blog plugin, I’m sure people were searching on that term to find dofollow blogs.

So, I wrote this keywordluv related blog post.

If you go to that post, you will notice the title contains the keywords “this site uses keywordluv”, and if you read through the post, you will see the same phrase mentioned a couple of times.

Have you asked yourself what would ever make me think to write and optimize a post containing such a strange keyword phrase?

Well, I never would have thought of it myself. It’s all due to the Wordpress “Psychic Search” plugin.

The Psychic Search plugin tracks keyword phrases that people searched on to get to your blog.

I noticed people got to my blog by searching on the keywordluv phrase. I don’t know where my blog was rated in Google for that phrase, when I noticed that phrase in my Psychic Search logs.

But, I’m pretty sure it wasn’t number one in Google since this blog had not been a keywordluv blog for very long.

So, I created a blog post, and optimized it, to give the search engines the phrase they were already finding me for. And, a few weeks later (maybe less) I found myself in the number one position for that phrase.

Once you know what visitors are searching for to find your blog, you can optimize on the terms they are using to search - when appropriate. Not all search terms will relate to your blog.

I have seen some strange search terms that lead to visitors coming to my blog. But, many search terms are related to my blog content and I will write posts related to those search phrases.

Psychic Search is a free plugin, you only have to give an email address to activate it.

So, go get your Psychic Search plugin today and find out what search terms are leading visitors to your blog.

Mike

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15 Responses to “Number One Spot in Google From Wordpress Plugin”

  1. Susan from Short Sale on August 7th, 2008 5:02 am

    I think it’s an awesome plugin to include. :)

  2. Marie from Neon Signs on August 7th, 2008 2:03 pm

    It’s a great plugin!! And don’t sell yourself short…thats not a bad long tail phrase to rank on.

  3. peter from Peter Answers on August 7th, 2008 3:54 pm

    That is a great phrase to rank for! I think more and more people will search for it, and most of those people will leave comments. Good job! I like the idea of seeing what people are searching for and then writing a targetted post, that’s a great idea!

  4. Chelle from Best of Stupid on August 7th, 2008 4:43 pm

    Since I installed it on my blogs I’m showing up for keyword love too - and surprisingly (and thankfully!) not too many spammers from it.

    I will have to check out this plug-in, mostly now I rely on my search engine phrases from gostats & google analytics - seo title tag is another good one to have if you don’t already have it.

    Feel free to drop by any of my sites sometime for a little keyword luv too :)

  5. PlugIM.com on August 8th, 2008 5:22 pm

    Number One Spot in Google From Wordpress Plugin…

    I recently obtained a number one listing in Google, and a Wordpress plugin helped me obtain that number one position….

  6. Johnny from Grohe Faucets on August 8th, 2008 10:24 pm

    i dont see why more people dont convert to this style… makes things easier on everyone :/ Thanks for being a part of it.

  7. Andrew - internet- Marketing on August 9th, 2008 12:51 pm

    You just can’t beat the good old Word Press plug-ins. I too have used them to get Google no 1 spots. My biggest problem though is finding enough hours in the day to give my blogs the time they need and deserve. Great blog by the way.

  8. jak from charlotte internet marketing on August 14th, 2008 3:50 pm

    great story. i consider this to be the intuitive adjustments that a lot of people miss out on when trying to build their content. a blog and company i just started has started popping up with some fairly unique slightly less competitive seo terms. so when i saw this, i had the same thoughts as you. i have a series of blog posts coming out focused on these terms and some value add content as well as a new page on our main site that will focus on the same.

    sometimes you have to let your audience determine your content rather than thinking you know everything. great insights.

  9. JS from BusbySEOChallenge on August 15th, 2008 10:15 pm

    nteresting conversations in here!
    Comments are a wonderful thing to receive on your blog, adding the dofollow plugin is one way to reward but why not place a link to their last post under their comment, with CommentLuv, you can do that automatically! This is an excellent way to promote comments from your readers.

  10. Jason from Atlanta SEO on August 22nd, 2008 9:37 am

    hay…a number one listing is a number one listing. Since you have that number one ranking for keywordLuv, you could possible do some affiliate marketing for SEO minded people. Maybe a blog commenting software like Fast Blog Finder. You can find a little post about it on my site.

  11. Olivier from brainwave meditation on August 23rd, 2008 8:57 am

    Excellent strategy! I guess it brought you many visitors (like myself :-) ) that were looking for that phrase.
    I also use it on my blog and it also increased the number of comments I got dramatically. Soon everybody will want to enable it :-)

  12. kouji from haiku poems examples on August 28th, 2008 7:16 am

    i’m glad to hear that your traffic’s increasing because of your keyword luv plugin. :) to be honest, i’m one of those people who arrived here because of that search done in google. i hope you receive more visitors, and more non-spammy comments over the coming days and weeks, as it feels just right that you should be rewarded for being kind to those who do comment on your posts.

  13. Dave from BBQ recipes on September 19th, 2008 8:26 am

    I agree I’ve had more comments on my blogs that are searching for keyword luv. It actually means more people are reading the blog which has to be a good thing.

  14. Oldbuddy from Free How To Make Money on November 6th, 2008 7:22 am

    That is exactly how I found you tonight and I’m glad I did. I’ll definitely be back many times, good stuff.

  15. marc from taux hypothecaire on November 8th, 2008 10:59 pm

    Nice work on achieving number 1 ranking without even trying. the keywordluv plugin is a great way to attract people to your site.

    Hope you enjoy the extra visitor it brings.

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