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Has anyone ranked in ask.com?

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    Has anyone ranked in ask.com?

    Is it possible to rank in ask.com? What techniques would you use for search engine optimization when targeting ask.com versus Google or Yahoo?

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    robertman11

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    Do a lot of people use ask.com for searching? I'm just curious if it is even worth the effort of ranking on the site.
    9 years ago
    1969-12-31T19:00:00-0500

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    MasterA

    MasterA

    Yes, it is possible and probably easier to rank on Ask.com. This is because they are less popular so you can probably do well on it easier if you focus on ranking on it. However, linking back to Razzy’s question, ask.com only consists of 0.25% of the market share so you probably won’t get much traffic from them. I personally haven’t done any SEO for ask.com but it seems like my forum is on the first page for the name of my forum. I think backlink building will work on Ask.com. I think the methods used for Google and Yahoo are similar to Ask.com
    9 years ago
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    azsdpa12

    azsdpa12

    Truly, it is conceivable and most likely less demanding to rank on Ask.com. This is on the grounds that they are less mainstream so you can likely do well on it simpler on the off chance that you concentrate on positioning on it. Notwithstanding, most likely won't get much movement from them. I for one haven't done any SEO for ask.com however it appears like my discussion is on the main page for the name of my gathering. I think backlink building will take a shot at Ask.com. I think the techniques utilized for Google and Yahoo are like Ask.com
    7 years ago
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    Corzhens

    Corzhens

    My take on SEO methods is that they work for all the search engines which means that you can get different rankings because the number of users of the search engines are not the same. Take for example Google and Ask, which are poles apart in terms of users. You can be on page 3 in the search list of Google but on page 1 in the search list of Ask. I believe that your site will rank better in Ask than in Google.
    6 years ago
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