Work at Jelly Communication

This post wraps up the Cam­paign Results on Work at Jelly and Com­mu­ni­ca­tion per Jelly. It demon­strated the Power of Online Pub­lish­ing of Yorgo Nestoridis and asso­ci­ated sites in a 12 hour Key­word tar­geted Campaign.

Pro­file: Google Search returns: 12,500,000

Our Google Rank­ings: 5, 6 and 8

Com­ment: Inter­est­ing the per­for­mance of The YORGOO Times which is a new YORGOO Press pow­ered Site.

Work at Jelly on Google

Pro­file: Google Search returns: 5,660,000

Our Google Rank­ings: 4,5,8 and 9

Com­ment: The best list­ings we get with the stan­dard YORGOO Press site

Work at Jelly Images on Google

Pro­file: Google Search Returns: 13,700,000

Our Google Rank­ing: 1,3 and 4

Com­ment: YORGOO Pub­lish­ing beats even workatjelly.com

Work at Jelly Posts on Google

Pro­file: Google Search Returns: 5,960,000

Our Google Rank­ings: 9 and 10

Com­ment: We are beaten by the big boys such as The New York Times, Wikipedia and BBC but it’s impor­tant to note that we are in good com­pany. Yorgo Nestoridis is a recent blog, doing quite well here due to orig­i­nal content.

Work at Jelly Arti­cles on Google

Key­word: Work at Jelly Communication

Pro­file: Google Search Returns: 1,740,000

Our Google Rank­ings: 1,3,4,5,7,8,9 and 10

Com­ment: 8 of 10 is bril­liant under any stan­dards. Here we get namely help from Lar­rie Perkins and Besma Bashier; note also that there are two YORGOO Press sites in the mix.

Work at Jelly Com­mu­ni­ca­tion on Google

Key­word: Com­mu­ni­ca­tion per Jelly

Pro­file: Google Search Returns: 1,620,000

Our Google Rank­ings: 1,2,3,5,8,9,10 the remain­ing 3 posi­tions have been there before but are also inhouse.

Com­ment: This is the inter­nal chal­lenge launched by Bianca at last night’s call, about 12 hours ago. We obvi­ously hold all 10 top posi­tions together; note how­ever how inva­sive our 12 hour cam­paign turned out to be!

Com­mu­ni­ca­tion per Jelly on Google

Key­word: Work at Jelly Map

Pro­file: Google Search returns: 2,180,000

Our Google Rank­ings: 1,2

Com­ment: We are just ahead of Workat­Jelly; this key­word could be use­full for searchers who are look­ing for local Jel­lies. I will come back to this one in another post.

Work at Jelly Map on Google

Con­clu­sion

Our 12 hours cam­paign has proven to be extremely pow­er­ful. Please note that all involved posts have been posted accord­ing to the YORGOO Pub­lish­ing Pub­lish­ing Model from my Authors Blog at YorgoNestoridis.com. Edit­ing as per YORGOO Press rec­om­men­da­tions have been applied on the YORGOO Times site namely.

You can look up most any com­bi­na­tion of “work at jelly” with other key­words, chances are that we will turn up on the top 10.

This is just a Demo Cam­paign with­out any com­mer­cial ambi­tion, just to demon­strate an appli­ca­tion of what we learn at Ycad­emy Online Sem­i­nars and by fol­low­ing Pub­lish­ing and Edit­ing Guid­ance from YORGOO Pub­lish­ing. The use of Semi­oman­tics Scripts makes things obvi­ously easier.

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Related posts:

1. Work at Jelly Communication
2. Com­mu­ni­ca­tion per Jelly 2
3. Work at Jelly on Google
4. Com­mu­ni­ca­tion per Jelly on YORGOO Times
5. Com­mu­ni­ca­tion per Jelly

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