Because a domain appears twice in the organic?
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Good Day staff
I have a small doubt ....
I'm from Brazil, I have a client who is www.tiffanybrasil.com.br and the key word it is -> "cadeiras tiffany" or "cadeira tiffany" are coming in 3rd in the organic.
Only the domain www.cadeirastiffany.com.br is appearing in the 1st and 2nd Place.
Question 1: Why is that? appearing in the 1st and 2nd Place.
Question 2: It shall be possible to pass an absolute domain?
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I'm guessing that because they have an exact match domain, where CadeirasTiffany.com.br matches the search term "cadeiras tiffany" exactly, Google is showing additional results for their site because it appears to be especially relevant.
You can definitely still beat them, but since they have a slight advantage you'll have to do a good job with both on-site optimization as well as building more quality links than they have.
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