Advice on keywords pls

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Hi guys,
Just a quick question about keywords and if i`m understanding them !

Say the term `red widget` has 1000 searchs per month according to my keyword tool making this the keyword i am going to create anchor text links with but.....

Is what i`m actually reading the results of all the searches with the keyword `red widget` in them ie...

red widget review 300 seaches per month
red widget sales 300 seaches per month
red widget tips 300 seaches per month
RED WIDGET 100 searches per month

So if i actually just targeted the keyword `red wigdet`and tryed to rank of that term the true amount of searches per month is in fact only 100 and not 1000 ?????

Am i right or wrong ???

Cheers Jim
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  • Profile picture of the author Craig McPherson
    I have recently started testing this in my web pages.

    In your example you use 'red widgets" along with the words,

    review
    sales
    tips

    So my article or blog post will include all those words. Not next to or tied into red widgets but scattered throughout the text. Results are not in yet doing this but will keep you notified.
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  • Profile picture of the author Craig McPherson
    Hey Jim,

    You better move this thread to the SEO section. Looks like the Mods already moved one post of yours there so stay in the good books mate

    Cheers
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    • Profile picture of the author jimkirk1943
      Originally Posted by Craig McPherson View Post

      Hey Jim,

      You better move this thread to the SEO section. Looks like the Mods already moved one post of yours there so stay in the good books mate

      Cheers
      Oh thats what happened !!
      Sorry i really didnt know where the other thred went i thought id made a mistake and ive just reposted it under another title, so sorry to the mods out there i really didnt understand what had happened.
      Jim
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      • Profile picture of the author jimkirk1943
        I`m not even sure HOW to move this thread ??
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  • Profile picture of the author jaiganeshv.com
    whats the keyword tool you are using, is it a paid one or a free download?

    Thank you!
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  • Profile picture of the author donnyg18
    I supposed its because more people has been using red widgets sales, tips and reviews as keywords that they use to search it. Or... hmmm.. is your website already established? Because if its not, maybe the most of the people are searching for "sales" only and because that is one of your keywords they are able to get to your site and not "red widget" itself.
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  • Profile picture of the author 7_8_shortcuts
    Originally Posted by jimkirk1943 View Post

    Is what i`m actually reading the results of all the searches with the keyword `red widget` in them ie...

    red widget review 300 seaches per month
    red widget sales 300 seaches per month
    red widget tips 300 seaches per month
    RED WIDGET 100 searches per month

    So if i actually just targeted the keyword `red wigdet`and tryed to rank of that term the true amount of searches per month is in fact only 100 and not 1000 ?????
    Hey Jim,

    what often happens in reality is that you will get the majority of your traffic coming from any kinds of searches that you never even thought of before! Some statistics show that allegedly nearly 50% of all searches performed on the internet are UNIQUE queries, that have never been used before.

    Why is that relevant to YOUR website?

    Well, if a unique query is typed... Google will try to still match it to a relevant web page. Now if you have a site that is mostly targeting one exact keyword, then in the case of unique query, Google will not consider your site. But... on the other hand if you are targeting different keyowrds on different pages and have even related content that is not exactly targeting one term... Google might pick your site for display... So, try to incorporate many related keywords into your SEO efforts to get various traffic :-)
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