Large majority of twin consecutive positions in SERPS

[Dan Morgan]

Hi all,

I have noticed that about 95% of my targetted keywords and keywords come up in positions #&# consecutively when the majority of my competitors often do not.

search google for: (no quotes)

ski review
dynastar legend
salomon 2005

Any reason why this might be happening (not that I am complaining). Probably something really basic I have missed or skipped.

Ta,

Dan

[intelliot]

No clue but a very interesting phenomenon!

[Chris]

It happens, be thankful. There are things you can do to make it happen, such as focusing more than one page on your site on your keywords.

[Dan Morgan]

Thanks Chris - I think in that case, it may be to do with the fact that every page on my site runs of a single wrapper file so my keyword density for my core terms are numerous (breadcrumbs etc). I had a look at some cached pages and hit highlight and it is amazing how many times keywords can appear.

On another note G has now indexed all of my print friendly and PDF links all of which are popups via js - which is awesome!

[Jaffro]

I've been thinking that maybe backlinks can have a heavy input into it also. If you get people to link to a particular page of your site it's more likely to start acting like the index would.

[davesplace1]

I've had that happen before, usely only one stays on the first SERP page after a week or so. Enjoy the extra traffic :)