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Ranking for a long tail keyword

by prateekkole
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Lets say that I'm trying to rank for the keyword, " Grilled Tandoori Barbecue Chicken Burgers". Will my site turn up in SERPS for searches for keywords like " Barbecue Chicken Burgers" or " Tandoori Chicken Burgers". I'm back linking only with " Grilled Tandoori Barbecue Chicken Burgers" as my anchor text and my site contains the same keyword.
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  • Profile picture of the author marketwarrior06
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    no it will not happen automatically. only the long tail key word that you are using in the anchor text will be optimized. but in case of ON page optimization you don't have to do this separately. in case of Off page you have to optimize your site for the other key words too.
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    • Profile picture of the author prateekkole
      Originally Posted by marketwarrior06 View Post

      no it will not happen automatically. only the long tail key word that you are using in the anchor text will be optimized. but in case of ON page optimization you don't have to do this separately. in case of Off page you have to optimize your site for the other key words too.
      thanks
      So what you're saying is that, if I have the keywords, "Barbecue Chicken Burgers" or " Tandoori Chicken Burgers" in my content, I may turn up in SERPs for those keywords. But i don't have to necessarily do Off-page optimization for those keywords?
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      • Profile picture of the author HostingAden
        IMO, you should use both the keywords in offpage optimization. Keyword variation will help you to rank much better in search results.
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  • Profile picture of the author MikeMorgan
    It depends on the level of competition .

    If your competitors pages are highly optimized , there is less probability to rank for other keywords , unless your pages is optimized highly for the other keywords too .
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  • Profile picture of the author Nick Sammut
    its all about the competition, that dictates your strategy
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  • Profile picture of the author rain21
    you will be only optimized for the long keyword you use for anchor text
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  • Profile picture of the author HorseStall
    It depends on the competition. If you want to rank well for all three mix it up. Use one as a Header, one in the Title another in the description and also mix up the anchor text when you link to the page.
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