Tactics to Influence Keywords in Google's "Search Suggest" / Autocomplete in Instant?

[tomcraig86]

Perhaps some form of viral campaign will push up the searches for 'your keyword'... It's definitely an interesting topic!

[RobertChapman]

Are mechanical turks easy to use?

Any comments?

[Goetzman]

If I may be so blunt: What do you ask people on the mechanical turk to do? estimated costs?

[SallyO]

That's what I'm also interested in. What do you ask exactly to do?

[rishil]

I came in to add link to my post http://explicitly.me/manipulating-google-suggest-results-–-an-alternative-theory but seems coule of people have already done that Thanks guys!

[PrivateNameAM]

Long tail anchor tags and (maybe) tags in clouds.

[SEOTeam35]

Press Releases and Google News- 5-6 releases a month in order to influence the suggest for a particular phrase and also mentioned in Google News for a particular article or content can help to include the keywords in the suggest.

[philipjterry]

I like to find root causes and reasons why events happen:

causes of....

effects of....

Or if it is complicated and needs simplifying:

whats the reasoning.....

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[jsturgeon]

Has anyone noticed a higher correlation among sites that use Google custom search? I know the queries made through custom search aren't necessarily using brand keywords, but I imagine that a higher volume of searches that include your domain must have an impact on autocomplete.

[CareerBliss]

So, Mechanical Turk is a an Amazon solution for a scalable workforce. You can have thousands of people around the world complete simple tasks for you. They are your brute force solution for getting work done. So, in the instance of manipulating suggested search, you utilize them to perform different queries other than company + scam in Google in order to, over time, knock that terms OFF of suggested search.

[philipjterry]

Just in case you have not read this already........

http://searchengineland.com/how-to-use-google-instant-as-a-powerful-link-building-x-ray-51729

[MattFielding]

The other side to this is the fact that it's easier to optimize for the terms Google Suggest already gives you than to try to make Google suggest the terms you're optimizing for. Use it as keyword research - if you're optimizing a bracelets e-commerce site, you'll see Google suggest 'bracelets for men' and 'bracelets for women' - other queries will produce less obvious results!

[Mehmet.Korukmez]

Google is going crazy with Exact Match Domain Names.I have searched for philips home theatre keyword (Google UK) and Google has returned top 3 results from philips UK and 2 other results from USA and India (.in and subdomain from .com).

I have been testing power of the exact match on the url,so far I have reached to the position 9 on facebook live keyword(UK) with facebooklive.co.uk (google) and Position 2 on Yahoo and Bing.

Not sure this is Google's interim solution until they find a better algorithm method after the Panda operation but this works!...

[philipjterry]

How does Google prioritize the what comes up in the auto-complete suggestions? By search volume or number of results or.......?

[MattFielding]

When it was first launched, Google suggestions came with a 'number of results' figure next to them, which disappeared soon after. Google Suggests is for ease of use, rather than for any SEO tactics, so they removed the figures.

[Robert_Nemec]

In one of cases we worked on Google suggested "Brand name - very harmful keywords". It was mainly thanks to "tabloid campaign."

We negotiated with the owners of websites and with a small legal help they deleted the pages where were the brand name and the harmful keywords. Then we use Google Webmaster Tools to inform Google about these changes (Webpage removal request tool).

After that the harmful keyword dissapared from suggesting.

Since than we use it successfully again and again. It seems, Google needs pages where are both brand name and problematic keyword(s) highlighted (title, Hn...).

[Tre]

• Tweet with a link to the Google SERP--requires something compelling.
• Buy CPC traffic (such as from a tier 2 search network) and use the SERP as the landing page. You can buy clicks for less than $0.01, but Google may be able to ignore all of the traffic from click fraud (which seems inevitable at that price point).
• Buy remnant banner space if there is a compelling reason that a user would want to conduct the search.

[bcmull]

Explain more please?

[aarondicks]

Yes please explain more! I'd love to learn what you mean? As in post URL's, or ask people to search for your terms?!

[aarondicks]

Good explanation - so this can in theory be used for deep linking in the short term?...