Hello, i need a estimation
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Hi i own a website for movies, http://themovies2012.info. I wanna know how much visits will i get when i am on 1st position? Now aren't many searches, but in the near future, lets say june. How much visits will i get in june, on the keyword movies 2012, 1st position.... over 5000?
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Yes I agree. Content is still King (ish).
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Yeah they're just not top level TLD's. I don't think it's a huge no-no as I've got those TLD's to rank before but there's certainly some disadvantage due to the amount of spam sites that use them. If your content is good enough though then it shouldn't matter
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I have no direct experience BUT...
I have heard that .info domains are often used for porn / spam sites so they've already got a bad reputation before you start.
Advice I've been given is to staty away from .info.
HTH
Steve
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Can you tell me what is the disadvantage of a info?
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Why do you think that?
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To be honest... I would not anticipate and simply rejoice if you received any visits in June.
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Hmm, I was going to say it might be a little difficult to get first for that though... especially with a .info
But then I looked at what is first now (in the UK) and it's an ad-heavy awful site: http://teaser-trailer.com/movies-2012.html
So I will eat my words... thought you'd be up against RottenTomatoes, IMDB, Wiki and all the production companies like Warner Bros, MGM, etc... but apparently not lol
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Hi,
It's impossible to say the number of visits you'll get in the future. Looking at Googles Keyword Tool there are 550,000 searches for your key phrase "movies 2012" so I guess there could be at least 5000 visits if you get a page 1 position near the top.
Hope that helps
Steve
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You can try the google keywords tool, find how may visties a month for thet keyword, from a power point that rand did, i think it was 42% click on #1.
That is a average, if your serp is spammy you may not get the 42%.
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