Timeviewer vs teamviewer
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Hi everyone,
here the issue I need to know if you can help or not, a website called timeviewer.tv. Now the problem is, when you search for 'timeviewer', Google will tell you do you want to 'search for teamviewer instead'? I want people to be able to search timeviewer purely without the need to click on search for timeviewer instead.
How can this be accompplished?
Thanks everyone.
Luca
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Hi. my site on Best tennis shoes. I can work on it.
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What is your domain name?
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that's the thing, the business is already well known and the domain name existing for over 3 years. I am not sure why google is still so confused.
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Well, the only free short cut you need to wait to establish your business and domain, but it takes time.
Ross
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Hi Ross, thanks for your ideas. It seems like there is no shortcut?
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Hi there,
There are two ways to accomplished this:
1. You need to search your company name via Google Search on daily basis but using different IPs and devices. Your goal is to get branded searches and clicks to your site from unique devices and IPs. After some time Google will stop offering you "instead" queries. ( artificial way )
2. Do some outdoor Ads that would require people to search your company brand name. ( natural way)
Ross
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