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Low competition keywords wise?

by gracetog
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Is it wise to write articles on extremely low competition keywords retreived from the Google Keyword tool?

What are the implications for getting traffic?
#competition #keywords #low #wise
  • Profile picture of the author NetWorth
    well low search results mean not a lot of traffic. However if your looking to get easy first page rankings then low search results most likely mean less competition. So you take the good with the bad.
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    • Profile picture of the author gracetog
      Originally Posted by NetWorth View Post

      well low search results mean not a lot of traffic. However if your looking to get easy first page rankings then low search results most likely mean less competition. So you take the good with the bad.
      Hi Networth, thanks. Maybe I didn't explain properly, I meant low-competition (not low searches). I 'm talking about the competition column of Google keyword tool.
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      • Profile picture of the author ryano
        The competition shown in the keyword tool is for the paid advertisers. The competition that they're showing you has nothing to do with the organic results.
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        • Profile picture of the author gracetog
          Originally Posted by ryano View Post

          The competition shown in the keyword tool is for the paid advertisers. The competition that they're showing you has nothing to do with the organic results.
          I know its for paid advertisers, but the competition column and high bar usually would mean the paid advertisers have opted to use that keyword for PPC because there's some traffic there that converts?
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  • Profile picture of the author saddatshq
    Yes, this is a good idea to promote also low search volume keywords. Because, long tail keywords have little traffic, but it will give you more conversion. It is easy to promote that type of keywords and bring that keywords in the first page of Google.
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    • Profile picture of the author gracetog
      Originally Posted by saddatshq View Post

      Yes, this is a good idea to promote also low search volume keywords. Because, long tail keywords have little traffic, but it will give you more conversion. It is easy to promote that type of keywords and bring that keywords in the first page of Google.
      Thanks. but I do know about the low-search volume keywords. I was asking about low-search volume that is also low competition?
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  • Profile picture of the author rahulbatra
    First target low traffic keywords and after getting ranked on that keywords go for high competition keywords.
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  • Profile picture of the author leo.prash
    low competitive keywords are easiest way to get ranked but i think it really takes time to get traffic. better go for popular keywords but not too popular coz again its difficult to rank high in too competitive keywords.
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