Can You Finally Solve The "In Quotes" Google Long-Tail Keyword Riddle Once & For All?
Quick question and hopefully the answers will help many warriors:
When researching long tail keywords, let's say a phrase like Best Buy Metal Detector.
Here's what I don't get and have never seen a good explanation for (though I may have nodded off and missed something):
When a normal netsurfer searches for Best Buy Metal Detectors, they DON'T ever use quotes and get a result of (let's say) 9,500,000 sites.
So isn't my Best Buy Metal Detector site competing with 950,000,000 sites and not the 16,222 sites with quotes?
Those 9,500,000 sites are the ones that Google is returning on the SERP to a normal user, not the completely different (smaller) set in quotes.
Or, will a highly keyword-targeted page/site easily outrank virtually all of the 9,500,000 sites from an 'open' or 'no quotes' search by a prospect and then just be climbing over 16,222 to Page 1 of Google?
Plus,
If 30,000-50,000 is a good ceiling or maximum limit for a profitable long tail keyword using quotes, what is a good profitable maximum for long tail keywords without quotes (as part of the same research process) and maximum healthy number for the phrase intitle and inurl?
Many, many thanks in advance Warrior gurus.
BTW, Jack Duncan, Steve Wagenheim and Chris Rempel rock.
Best regards
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