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.org domain park site vs. my .com content site

1st place on Google search for my site and 3rd to a .org same name as mine

         

gonzalov

11:40 pm on Nov 29, 2006 (gmt 0)

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Hello to everyone and thanks for this space,

I have a doubt and would like to hear your thoughts or personal experience.
I have a populated site joined to the Adsense program. Lots of visitors and incomes increasing every year. Last month it showed up in Google's results a site with the same name as mine rank in the third place (1st - mysite.com 3rd. mysite.org). I entered the site and find out it was a no content site full with adsense advertising. I informed Google and they replied they will investigate. But this got me into doubts:

- How is it posible Google ranked in a third place a no content site?
- How is it possible Google accepted the account?

Thanks a lot for your thoughts!

MThiessen

12:14 am on Nov 30, 2006 (gmt 0)

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google has a domain parking thing where you don't have any content at all, it's all from google.

The domain is probably parked like this.

Why it's in your top search results is truly strange though...

greedy player

12:40 am on Nov 30, 2006 (gmt 0)



You should try to buy the domain :)

frox

1:13 am on Nov 30, 2006 (gmt 0)

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Last month it showed up in Google's results

Yes, but for which keyword?

if it's a strong keyword ... it's strange

if it's for the domain mane itself ... don't care!

Mistra

2:35 am on Nov 30, 2006 (gmt 0)

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From my experience with registering more than a hundred domains with the top 4 extensions (i.e. .com. .net, .org, .info), .com always ranked higher than .org, .net ranked higher than .org but lower than .com, and .info ranked the lowest.

Anyway, it is always better to concentrate on the content of your sites. Don't waste your time with the sites of others.

Quadrille

2:42 am on Nov 30, 2006 (gmt 0)

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Yup;

It's worth looking at rivals to see what you can learn from them, but there's never any advantage in spending too much time. That will only help them!

frox

9:57 pm on Nov 30, 2006 (gmt 0)

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.com always ranked higher than .org, .net ranked higher than .org but lower than .com, and .info ranked the lowest.

There definitely is a correlation between extension and ranking, but I don't know what causes what. It might be very well that a .com tends to be an older and more stablished site than - to make an extreme example - a .info

On the same note, ccTLDs tend to perform even better than .coms when searched through google.ccTLD

For example, I have a ypn.ccTLD that ranks #2 for "ypn" in that ccTLD Google: it sometimes briefly goes to #1 (pushing publisher.yahoo.com to #2!)

It's a shame ypn is not (yet?) active in that country.

gonzalov

12:03 am on Dec 1, 2006 (gmt 0)

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Thanks guys for the replies!
Actually the keyword was the name of my site... So I shouldn't worry as you say.
But I don't understand why Google accepts an Adsense account for a non content site. I think I read on the Adsense Policies that this was a must...
Hugs!