Google Results Bookmarklet
Okay, this final hurdle may be new for many of you. We are going to setup a "Bookmarklet". This is simply a harmless snippet of code to rearrange the information that will be presented to you now that we have tweaked the search results to show the information we want, but with less pages and in a more usable format.
STEP 2: Setup the Google Results Bookmarklet
First go to this website:
http://www.onlinesales.co.uk/blog/google-results-b...
You will be presented with this :
As indicated above, DRAG and DROP that button on your favorites toolbar of your browser. You do have that turned on, right?
So, after I DRAG and DROP, my toolbar looks like this:
Okay, so then. If you have reached this stage successfully, pat yourself on the back. You deserve it!
Now, let's put it all together!
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PjGermain
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When you're logged into Google, you'll see things a bit differently. Because Google is using that to show you your stuff. It means it is linked, BUT it's not giving you a true estimate of how your pages rank within normal search results for the normal web visitor. You can use a free rank checker such as:
http://smallseotools.com/keyword-position/
This will give you an idea of where your website or a specific page ranks within the search results for specific keywords. Now, your page or site may be way down the list, but as time goes on and depending on backlinks, it will get closer and closer to page 1.
http://smallseotools.com/keyword-position/
This will give you an idea of where your website or a specific page ranks within the search results for specific keywords. Now, your page or site may be way down the list, but as time goes on and depending on backlinks, it will get closer and closer to page 1.
paulgoodwin
Premium
Hi PJ this is interesting and I am on the first 81/2 pages so am being indexed ok but thanks for this man really cool - best regards Paul
jvranjes
Premium
Does this mean you have removed so many?
I missed to say, good and very useful training.
I missed to say, good and very useful training.
