Lynne
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Ok so I have only really focused on targeting low tail keywords with low search traffic since I ws trying to only go for keywords I thought I could rank for. Are you sure you want to delete this post?
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I usually target keywords that have 3 or more words never surpassing 5 words though. I've never really had success when trying to target keywords that had 5 words or more.. so I generally stick to just 3 keywords. Also, I don't use any keyword tool as my target is actually clones of another website, pretty hard to describe without showing an example.
I do quite fine though, and never really sought to target 5+ keywords, perhaps in the future I may get it a go, but for now i'm doing well. :)
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MikeyBeee
Mikey from a well known Barry team on here
Idealmike knows the score and I agree with him 100% on everything. While targeting low comp terms is great when starting out - your dream keywords should never be forgotten about. Even if you were to just target them a little as your site builds age and metrics it will stand you well in the long term.
The tips on research I agree with too - Google suggest is great as the terms showing up in there are terms that have been searched a lot recently. I also use ubbersuggest.org as well - good little free tool. Once you have a long list of these keywords its time to put them through your keyword software of choice to establish their competitiveness and average monthly search volume before making a decision on which ones are worth targeting. Hey Lynne, Mikey from a well known Barry team on here :) Idealmike knows the score and I agree with him 100% on everything. While targeting low comp terms is great when starting out - your dream keywords should never be forgotten about. Even if you were to just target them a little as your site builds age and metrics it will stand you well in the long term. The tips on research I agree with too - Google suggest is great as the terms showing up in there are terms that have been searched a lot recently. I also use ubbersuggest.org as well - good little free tool. Once you have a long list of these keywords its time to put them through your keyword software of choice to establish their competitiveness and average monthly search volume before making a decision on which ones are worth targeting.
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