Score a Double Header in Google - Bump Off a Competitor
Ok I don’t literally mean Bump off a competitor, not in a bad way. 
Just bump them down in the SERPs and bump one of them off the 1st page completely.
Here’s a very simple trick for doubling your presence in the serps while at the same time bumping your credibility up and the competition down!
Have you ever scored a double header in Google like the one below? I have! In fact for some keywords I take up the top 6 spots in Google. 2 spots with my main site, 2 with my blog and 2 with the forum. Every time I strike a double I feel lucky and think “bonus dude!” HOWEVER I never really thought about how I did it or realized the 3 benefits a double header offers.
Here’s an example of one of my many one-two-punch double headers.
Read below to find out how to do it.
The benefits of a double header are three fold!
1) Increased credibility
2) Double listing could double your clicks or give you a 2nd chance at a click
3) Pushes the next competing page down and the one totally off the SERPs
Jim Morris, Founder of NicheBOT one of the leading keyword tools will tell you how to do it and show you a video. Click below to get a free lesson that will teach you how to score double headers too. Double your Google listings, double your website traffic (and a video) Enjoy! Hope you score!
#1 Roy Phay wrote on Thursday, May 29th, 2008:
Hi Linda,
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience! I’m always looking for ways to improve myself and I’m glad to have found your blog. Thank you for sharing with us.
Cheers, Roy
#2 Vlad wrote on Thursday, May 29th, 2008:
Hi,
The guys at Stompernet did a video about this theme some time ago. It’s a very good SEO practice and not very hard to obtain.
#3 Linda Buquet wrote on Thursday, May 29th, 2008:
Hi Vlad, yes it’s not new info but is one of those basic free ways to get extra traffic that many people don’t know about. Or like me, they get a double and think they are lucky, without realizing what they did to cause it, therefore don’t realize how to recreate it. That’s the 1st time I’d seen it explained in detail, so thought it worth sharing.