The Washington Post covers a story about Google Juice and the seo contest for “v7ndotcom elursrebmem“:

Searching on “v7ndotcom elursrebmem” on Google yesterday yielded more than 6 million matching pages. My favorite is the site ranked No. 2, which purports to be the official site for “The Grand V7ndotcom Elursrebmem Hotel,” a nonexistent hotel in London, complete with photos and a virtual tour.

Holding the No. 1 spot is a page maintained by Jim Westergren, a Swedish search consultant. In an e-mail, Westergren said his winning formula involves writing material “relevant” to the contest phrase, getting lots of links to his page from elsewhere on the Web and already having a good Google rank for his personal site, where he writes a blog.

And while my blog is still hanging tight with G, my rank has slid off from a record high of #13 to just around #30 as of this port.

I think I need mo link juice for the keyword from high PR sites. There’s still time.

[tags]v7ndotcom elursrebmem, v7n, seo, contest, sem, link juice, google juice, ranking[/tags]

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