Welcome to Ranking Storm Secret Blog
Firstly, a warm welcome to our secret blog, where we’ll share some exciting details of our Ranking Storm project, a hands-off web traffic SEO system.
We presume you have downloaded and read The Secret Experiment Report. If not, this is available for download on the right column.
Before anything else, please subscribe using the form on the right. This will allow us to notify you via email whenever we have new posts.
Look out for our next post, when we’ll outline more about the project, how you can benefit from it, as well as announcement about our 2-day blog cast.
Cheers!
Thomas and Winston
November 20th, 2006 at 6:11 am
Hey Thomas, Winston
Read your ebook, and this looks good. But will wait patiently for more details.
Catch up later.
Richard.
November 20th, 2006 at 4:02 pm
It would be nice to see you post how many monthly searches these terms get. A #1 ranking is only useful if it generates a lot of traffic. It would also be interesting to see if you can rank #1 for more competitive terms like “heartburn” or “heartburn relief.”
November 20th, 2006 at 4:52 pm
Winston & Thomas
Great report you’ve got there, it’s simply amazing how you can get results so fast. Just wondering, how did you decided on the 8 keywords for optimization?
As in i know there’s KEI and such, seems like to rank high in google fast, you just have to target high KEI keywords right?
Hear From You Soon,
Josh
November 20th, 2006 at 5:55 pm
Hi Thomas & Winston
Read your report, interesting stuff and look forward to learning more.
Bye for now
Steve
November 20th, 2006 at 9:25 pm
Very interesting timing. I was about to sign up for the Content Propulsion Lab. I’d like to see what you have first. Keep me posted.
November 20th, 2006 at 11:48 pm
This is very interesting. I can achieve top listing and SE recognition in 2-5 days for site related terms of average volume. I am quite currious to see your secret and if it works on high volume phrases.
November 21st, 2006 at 1:32 am
Very impressive results guys. Am looking forward to see what you have to offer.
November 21st, 2006 at 4:11 am
Great to see the comments.
We promise that we’ll put up more details about the project soon.
Corey, you brought up a very good point. The keywords that we ranked very well for are actually real visitor traffic from the search engines. For a new site, these are the so-called long-tail search terms, and there are so many of them that we can rank well with, using our secret strategy. The traffic for each term might not be much, but add them together, you’ll have a sizeable traffic.
I’ll be lying if I tell you we can rank well in competitive terms like “heartburn” in 48 hours. Our strategy is this: pluck the low hanging fruits first, eat the fruits, be happy, then aim for the bigger higer prized ones. So, it’s possible over time that we can rank well for really competitive ones.
Note here: Actually I have done things like ranking well for competitive terms right from the start, but that involves some black hat techniques. The results won’t last, and the site get de-indexed in no time. It’s just not worth it.
To answer NetMac: you’re right about the KEI thing. However, we approach this a little differently. We don’t specifically target exact keyphrases. That’s the traditional (”old?”) way. What with LSI, long tail search etc, our strategy enables us to target a large combination of keywords, with a higher chance of success, than focusing on just a few exact phrases.
MD Feinx, I see that you are very much into SEO, being able to achieve the results you mentioned. My answer to you is similar to that of Corey (please see above). The important point here is we have a system that gives results fast, purely white-hat, and allows you to work the system to continue to climb for better results.
Having said the above, I’d like to stress that our strategy is not relying just on search engines, like we mentioned in the Secret Report. It involves getting traffic from multiple sources. Over reliance in one traffic source is just not healthy.
Warm Rgds
Thomas and Winston
November 21st, 2006 at 6:52 am
Hi Guys,
I am highly interested in your long tail tactics, but I believe strongly that the software you so easily cast aside in your report is benficial for long term success if used correctly.
Many people ignore the instructions of such software to try and go for the fast and easy way, then ruin it for everyone else.
Thanks for the report, however I find it dubious that you say you can’t reveal your exact methods, so what is the point of your report? I imagine it is leading up to a sale of something….
Rod
November 21st, 2006 at 7:34 am
Hey Thomas
Very informative report. Glad that your experiment paid off.
SEO has always been a challenge for me.
Look forward to more details.
November 21st, 2006 at 8:14 am
Rod
Appreciate your comment, and I totally agree with you. We use some automation software to be effective in our work, but it still involves that little human touch, if you know what I mean. You’re right about too many people mis-using automation software, often out of ignorance, lack of time or plain laziness, not realizing the harm they do to others and to themselves.
The report is about sharing some of the things we do, not just the sales that matter. It is for the same fear that people will abuse it that we’d like to keep our strategy close to our heart, and to a select group, so that it will remain effective.
Mei Ling, thanks for the kind words.
Stay tuned…
Thomas and Winston
November 21st, 2006 at 5:37 pm
I can see where you are going with this. As far as I can see, you have managed to put a range of smaller, but neccessary, steps together to achieve this almost instant ranking. Congratulations!
November 21st, 2006 at 11:34 pm
Hi Winston & Thomas,
I love your report and I think you’ve done a great job with your secret experiment. Everyone who was lucky to get to know Winston or work with him knows that this guy doesn’t only love to help people succeed but his a genius at producing outstanding results!
Joseph
November 22nd, 2006 at 2:36 am
Show me the money!
November 22nd, 2006 at 8:33 am
Another SEO report?
Where is the video leading to $900/month private site?
Let me do the experament for you to believe it!
November 22nd, 2006 at 6:50 pm
Hi guys,
I wonder if it’s such a masterpiece to rank for that search term because i found it’s only 39 times searched in a month, so only few if at all have optimized for that term.
And just now, i have checked in google, your site is not on the first few sites! Has google banned it?
November 23rd, 2006 at 4:55 pm
Firstly, let me thankyou for using that awsome little phrase that I told to some master marketer a few months ago. It’s good to see that folks are actually using it. “Give a man a Fish, and you feed him for a day, But, Teach a man to Fish and you Feed Him For A Lifetime”. Just like to say thankyou for that.
And also, hurry up with the strategy already, as is “what is it”. Number one for my search engine website name, just ain’t good enough anymore, I need to find out how to use the best keywords for the website more effectively.
You say keywords are important as well as the other stuff? Let’s hear it. The whole story. You have us hooked, now start reeling so we can find out if breathing air will keep us alive or make us drown in information overload again.
Have too much fun.
November 24th, 2006 at 5:07 am
Hey, great to see more comments coming in. Thanks to everyone who contributed.
Please be patient, Antony. More details coming in a couple of days.
Cal, we’d like to stress that our experiment is not “another SEO report”. We stated in our report that it’s about generating sustainable traffic from multiple sources, search engine being one of them. By the way, hope that you have seen the Rich Schefren video. Also, glad to hear you are keen to try the experiment. We’ll take note and announce something really soon.
Ah, Andy. Perhaps you have not seen our earlier reply to Corey. Remember, little streams lead to a waterfall. We target much more than just one or two keywords. We suppose you used Overture keyword selector tool to find the number of searches per month? We use Overture, but for a totally different purpose, for example, a zero in Overture doesn’t necessarily mean there’s nobody searching for that term. Actually we use this fact to our advantage.
For the number of searches, we NEVER rely on Overture, as its results are highly skewed (search for the term “overture accurate” - there are plenty of discussion). Overture is only useful to have a general and big picture feel of the demand for a certain niche, but nothing else beyond that.
Oh, the chances that the websites we built will be “banned” is close to ZERO. To check, you should use the command “site:www.yourdomain.com”. If it appears in the index, then it’s not banned. One more thing: search results are very dynamic, sometimes even by the minutes. You can be number one now for a certain keyword, and gone the next hour. But by and large, if done properly over time, the general ranking of all your keywords combined can be quite impressive.
Yes, Charles, we like to use proverbs a lot. It’s so true. Keywords are important, as well as the website structure and website promotion techniques etc. It’s like a jigsaw puzzle: miss a piece, and it’s just not complete.
Glad to hear that you guys like what you saw so far. We’re putting things in place, and will tell you how you can benefit from our Ranking Storm project, soon.
No, it’s not another ebook, nor a software, nor a home study course, nor a coaching program. It’s not fair to let you suffer from “information overload” for many of you.
We’ll reveal our strategy and our steps soon. Of course not all our secrets, but should be enough. We’re sorry if you felt being kept on a hook, but we’re almost there.
And for those who are new to some of the above technical terms, don’t worry. You’ll soon pick up.
- Thomas and Winston
November 30th, 2006 at 6:01 am
This looks very interesting..I understand the concept you have used successfully but I sure would like to learn the details that make it all work.
I’m suffering from information overload myself and tired of delving out money with not much return.. I sure need to get some good income coming in as I recently lost my “counted on” retirement…I know it is surely possible to make a good income but I’m surely not there yet…
Maybe this is the solution–I realize WordPress blogs are the ticket–much better than regular websites…But I need the right details and stragegies and a “do this, then this, 1,2,3,4″
Well thats enough for now looking forward to hearing more and possibly taking part is it isn’t too much money…
Greg D