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Should i Go For This Keyword?

by Serenity090
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Hey Warriors...

Should i Go For This Keyword?Just Want your Insights...

Exact Match Dot COM - YES
Click Bank Product - Yes
Number of Exact Match Searches - Excellent
(Over 75% (3 our of 4) Searches Coming From EU Country ie Austria - Country Specific Domain Also Available)

Google First Page Competition As Follows:

Google Showing Different Results in Different Country...

First Five Results Stats in Google for That Specific Country...

1- PR4 - BL 400 - Page (Not Domain - Domain is Country Specific)
2- PR4 - BL 4000 - Domain (Country Specific)
3- PR5 - BL 15 - Page (from EU domain)
4- PR4 - BL 85 - Page (from .com Domain)
5- PR n/a - BL 0 - Domain (.COM)

Only First Site Have Keywrod in Page URL,Title and Desction...Except all others dont have full keyword at any of these three places...

Simple Questions...

Should i Go For This Domain or Keyword?
Second Should i Select Dot Com Domain or Country Specific Domain (Already Taken but Parked) from Where Mostly Searches Coming From?

Just Want Expert Opinion...

Thanks
#keyword
  • Profile picture of the author bwisco
    Yes, it's 10 dollars per year for a domain. Do it and test it, if it works then great, if it doesn't then it's 10 bucks and you probably learned something along the way.

    Dot com domains always work best
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    • Profile picture of the author Morten V
      Originally Posted by bwisco View Post

      Dot com domains always work best
      Not true, .net .org and even .info can rank as good as a .com domain.
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  • Profile picture of the author internetmadeeasy
    I got a domain at go daddy 30 % just add this code FAN3 save some money
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  • Profile picture of the author PPC-Coach
    Sure why not?

    Worst thing that will happen is you lose the domain.
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  • Profile picture of the author hellofrommalawe
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    • Profile picture of the author iamangel
      The potential reward and learning that will ensue will far outweigh the initial investment, so I would go for it. Bear in mind, without risk there is no reward.
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  • Profile picture of the author tekman
    I agree and read MLC say .net and .org will work. What about .biz?

    I registered a decent .info so eventually I will find out.
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  • Profile picture of the author inhwanie
    it shouldn't be hard to rank for the keyword in my opinion. but unfortunately no one can say you'll rank right away on the first page b/c sometimes it just doesnt happen as fast as you would like it to. But if you optimize the site well and look at your competitor's backlinks and build a similar list, I dont see why you wouldn't be able to rank

    the search result you showed is country specific, however, so i'm not sure how that'll affect your success.

    Someone with a lot of experience with SEO will look at any keyword and know what it will take to outrank other competitors. I guess what i'm trying to say is the viability of a keyword is not really absolute but relative to the individual who is trying to rank for it.

    But to make it simple, the domain only costs 10$ for an entire year so as many have said, you should try it and learn what worked and what didn't.
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