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May 6, 2008

Top 100 List of Authoritative UK Domains in Google

Filed under: google, seoKevin Gibbons @ 2:13 pm

An excellent post from Rand Fishkin today about the reliance on domain authority for spam in Google highlighted a great tip to find the most important domains within a TLD.

To find a list of what is possibly the top 100 authoritative .co.uk domains in Google just perform the following query:
www site:.co.uk

Top 100 List of Authoritative UK Domains in Google

This obviously isn’t entirely accurate, for example amywinehouse.co.uk and thequeenmovie.co.uk have reasonably low link reputations and are listed above sites like barclays.co.uk and ebay.co.uk, but it does give a nice indication of the strength of domains in Google and their ability to rank.

6 Comments »

  1. Wigan FC?

    Deary me, Not even a top club I know the premium tv guys managed to sign a load of Championship clubs into a ten year contract years back

    Comment by Matt Rycroft — May 6, 2008 @ 3:17 pm

  2. Matt, I thought the same - problem is only .co.uk’s are listed and Liverpool use .tv, Chelsea .com and Man United don’t appear unless you turn the safe filter off! :)

    Comment by Kevin Gibbons — May 6, 2008 @ 3:27 pm

  3. It seems quite sensitive to Google personalised search as I get quite different results when signed in and when not.

    I find entering the TLD without the www or site command works better. It looks more accurate for a UK autority domains. This was my starting point fore finding authority primary UK primary schools a couple of years back.

    Comment by Joe Williams — May 6, 2008 @ 10:15 pm

  4. With the TLD being sch.uk.

    Comment by Joe Williams — May 6, 2008 @ 10:17 pm

  5. in the first 20th positions, in my country, there are 10 official soccer team web sites… interesting!

    Comment by ciaoblog — May 7, 2008 @ 8:32 am

  6. Interesting..thanks!

    Comment by rankfirst — May 7, 2008 @ 11:37 pm

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