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Can I rank the long tail keywords of my site? If can,how will I do?

by ducnt
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Hi, can any one tell me that how can I rank the long tail keywords on my site? and how to identify and leverage long-tail keywords?
is there any tool for it that it can automatically set and arranged long tail keywords for me and then i can easily use it, to make my website in top ranking.
Giving me for advice.
#keywords #long #rank #site #tail
  • Profile picture of the author TotalWebsiteControl
    You would write content based on your long tail keywords and build links to said page to get it ranked. Basically...
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  • Profile picture of the author irawr
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    Originally Posted by ducnt View Post

    Hi, can any one tell me that how can I rank the long tail keywords on my site? and how to identify and leverage long-tail keywords?
    is there any tool for it that it can automatically set and arranged long tail keywords for me and then i can easily use it, to make my website in top ranking.
    Giving me for advice.
    I suggest you register some free web 2.0s (not in your real name and don't use your real email address, go make one at mail.com) and try to rank a site on the keyword "homosexual walrus dating reviews" once you've learned how to do this on that keyword, it will be very easy to do it on ones that actually make money.

    So basically, you need a few pages on the main site about the keyword, then your other web 2.0s, you have some related content that links to the main site.

    To be clear about this, if you make a page about that keyword and point a single followed link to it, you should be #1.

    If you want any other "practice keywords" just PM me, I'm actually pretty good at coming up with them.
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  • Profile picture of the author RabbitSEO2010
    For long tail keyword there is 50% chance of your page getting optimized, comparing to the short keywords its more/less 5%.
    For the first step, I think, you must consider which keywords to target. For this, You can use keyword tools for traditional keyword research, Can use your own Analytical tool(you can use Google Analytics for the same) Or you can do both.
    Secondly, put it on the page's title, headline or content sensibly.
    Finally, builds external or internal links for your long tail Keyword.
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    • Profile picture of the author TotalWebsiteControl
      Originally Posted by RabbitSEO2010 View Post

      For long tail keyword there is 50% chance of your page getting optimized, comparing to the short keywords its more/less 5%.
      For the first step, I think, you must consider which keywords to target. For this, You can use keyword tools for traditional keyword research, Can use your own Analytical tool(you can use Google Analytics for the same) Or you can do both.
      Secondly, put it on the page's title, headline or content sensibly.
      Finally, builds external or internal links for your long tail Keyword.
      So how did you come up with 50%? I'm really curious to know
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      • Profile picture of the author RabbitSEO2010
        Originally Posted by TotalWebsiteControl View Post

        So how did you come up with 50%? I'm really curious to know
        Gathered from internet data, I have made a quick research and put it on the page.
        Giving you more details on how SEO algos differ for different types of keywords -

        For competitive (short) keywords - link anchor text(20%) - Domain authority(25%) - In community links(20%) - link diversity(15%) - site age(15%) - on page optimization (5%)

        Long tail keywords - link anchor text(15%) - Domain authority(15%) - In community links(0%) - link diversity(5%) - site age(15%) - on page optimization (50%)
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    • Profile picture of the author DABK
      Since getting a page optimized depends on you, its creator, there is no chance. If you want to optimize it, you do it and it's done. If you don't want to optimize it, you don't, and it's not optimized.

      SO WTF are you talking about?

      Originally Posted by RabbitSEO2010 View Post

      For long tail keyword there is 50% chance of your page getting optimized, comparing to the short keywords its more/less 5%.
      For the first step, I think, you must consider which keywords to target. For this, You can use keyword tools for traditional keyword research, Can use your own Analytical tool(you can use Google Analytics for the same) Or you can do both.
      Secondly, put it on the page's title, headline or content sensibly.
      Finally, builds external or internal links for your long tail Keyword.
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      • Profile picture of the author irawr
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        Originally Posted by DABK View Post

        Since getting a page optimized depends on you, its creator, there is no chance. If you want to optimize it, you do it and it's done. If you don't want to optimize it, you don't, and it's not optimized.

        SO WTF are you talking about?
        OHHH... Now I understand completely.

        There is no chance. I get it.

        Originally Posted by MnabiMehedi View Post

        You are not in top 10 in Google search because of bad keywords research? Targeting the wrong keywords or Bad Key Words will cost your business time and money.
        I will find the best Keywords to target for your niche or business or website.

        visit this link for know more and service :removed ad:
        Tell us more about your fiverr service. My main keyword is "car insurance quote" can your service get my site into the top 10? I'm only paying 5$ obviously, since it's fiverr.
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        • Profile picture of the author DABK
          Apparently not. Let me rephrase: what does chance have to do with it when it's all under your control?

          Originally Posted by irawr View Post

          OHHH... Now I understand completely.

          There is no chance. I get it.
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          • Profile picture of the author irawr
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            Originally Posted by DABK View Post

            Apparently not. Let me rephrase: what does chance have to do with it when it's all under your control?
            Judging by his posts, I think you got it right the first time.
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          • Profile picture of the author RabbitSEO2010
            Originally Posted by DABK View Post

            Apparently not. Let me rephrase: what does chance have to do with it when it's all under your control?
            I've got it...I think you are right. There's no 'chance' business..
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  • Profile picture of the author KylieSweet
    Long tail keyword are usually used from main keyword targeting due to high competition along with ranking on the related keyword phrases that are related to your niche.
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  • Profile picture of the author Klaas Koopman
    Build quality content around those long tail keywords and get/earn some links towards these pages. Make sure your on-page is perfect.
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  • Profile picture of the author sparrow
    hmm

    just find serp pages with low DA values, I normally rank for them less than 25 hours with no links or just a few links, simple

    it's real simple just requires some elbow grease and stop looking at keyword planner for all your answers
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    OP won't rank anything, he can't even do a Google search.

    Automatic longtail ranking tool? Dream on...
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    • Profile picture of the author DABK
      Thinking is not that hard; accurate thinking is just a smidge harder. Why do people avoid them?

      I promise anybody and everybody, a bit of thinking, a bit of taking action based on accurate thinking, and you're well on your way to making money online.

      Originally Posted by irawr View Post

      Judging by his posts, I think you got it right the first time.
      Originally Posted by yukon View Post

      OP won't rank anything, he can't even do a Google search.

      Automatic longtail ranking tool? Dream on...
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  • Profile picture of the author danparks
    Originally Posted by ducnt View Post

    Hi, can any one tell me that how can I rank the long tail keywords on my site? and how to identify and leverage long-tail keywords?
    I see the OP hasn't responded yet, so I should probably not bother...

    ... but, if you're still around, you've already got some good advice in this thread.

    In short, it doesn't really matter if your keyword is "long tail" or not. To rank, you need some content on your site that's related to the keyword, and then you need some backlinks from other sites - backlinks that are in text related to the keyword. It would be best if you could get those backlinks on high PR pages (no, we don't know the exact PR of pages any more now that Google doesn't update th PR toolbar, but you should still be able to figure out if a page is "respected" or not by Google (whether or not Google *internally* assigns the page some PR)). If you are unable to get backlinks on authority pages (very likely if you don't own sites under your control), then certainly getting the backlinks on pages of lesser worth (web 2.0) is still worth something, and may be your only bet. If the keyword is low competition, then links on even low authority sites might just be enough to rank (if the competition has little or no authority backlinks).
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