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Grumpus · 02-03-2004, 10:13 AM

My movie site (back when it was still up and running) used to get a lot of #1 Rankings for some pretty big movie and soundtrack titles. I never managed #1 for huge titles like Lord of the Rings or The Matrix or anything of that Calibur, but for movies the size of Chicago Soundtrack (or "movie"), Fast and the Furious Soundtrack (but not "movie"), and movies of that size were fairly common. My most productive one ever was "8 Mile Soundtrack" and during that month I was #1, I sold over 1000 copies of that CD through my Amazon affiliation.

The trick, there, is to optimize for specific things and not general concepts. My best general ranking term was "movie reviews" at which I was only able to get up to 9th.

G.

02-03-2004, 10:13 AM	#2 (permalink)
Grumpus Inactive Join Date: 01-21-04 Posts: 85 iTrader: 0 / 0% Latest Blog: None	My movie site (back when it was still up and running) used to get a lot of #1 Rankings for some pretty big movie and soundtrack titles. I never managed #1 for huge titles like Lord of the Rings or The Matrix or anything of that Calibur, but for movies the size of Chicago Soundtrack (or "movie"), Fast and the Furious Soundtrack (but not "movie"), and movies of that size were fairly common. My most productive one ever was "8 Mile Soundtrack" and during that month I was #1, I sold over 1000 copies of that CD through my Amazon affiliation. The trick, there, is to optimize for specific things and not general concepts. My best general ranking term was "movie reviews" at which I was only able to get up to 9th. G.