IndustryWant Visibility in Google? Become the Next Sensation on Britain’s Got Talent

Want Visibility in Google? Become the Next Sensation on Britain's Got Talent

Susan Boyle is having the BEST WEEK EVER! As I’m sure you’ve seen by now, Boyle is the next big thing on Britain’s Got Talent.

Google pulled out all the stops with its universal features. The results start with News then there are 2 YouTube videos, a result for a realtor in Long Beach (she’s probably hating this about now), and then Blog results. Eventually, another Susan Boyle, an artist, gets first page treatment, before quickly being engulfed by more British singing sensation links.

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I would like to point out that Susan Boyle achieved her special place in the limelight by being true to herself. She’s an unemployed church volunteer who cared for her aging mother until she passed away in 2007.

So many times, and yes in the SEM industry, it’s all about being like someone who got successful. Sure, we all need inbound links. But do you need to create a clone of work created by that “A-lister” you’ve placed squarely on a very high pedastal? No. It won’t work for you. Just like in Britain’s Got Talent or American Idol, you’ve got to take the ideas that inspire you and make them your own!

If you think I’m wrong to come to all of these conclusions based on a current television and YouTube sensation, I dare you to think again. Paul Potts pulled off the first singing shocker on Britain’s Got Talent two years ago. His Google results today are almost as universal as Boyle’s.

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