In this case--is a broad search more relevant?
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However, in this particular case, my niche is so void of competition I am 100% I can get #1 in google for any search string typed in for my subject, regardless of wording. Without any work at all, I'm already at 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 for most, and my competitors are not really relevant--not to mention I could advertise on their sites to get some of their traffic. The other thing is 80% or more of the people researching this subject are likely looking for a service like mine--not information.
So, in this case, if I just wanted to know the market demand for my offer, would it make sense to just use a broad query to find out how many people were searching for this subject? Common sense tells me my understanding here is correct, but I hate it when I rely on "common sense" in IM and end up way off. :rolleyes: Maybe those in the know can assure me or wake me up. In theory, is that how the broad function works?
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dru-man
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