Changing Keyword Frustration
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Ok...I am getting frustrated and a little worried. I hope somebody here could help me because I am new to this whole SEO game.
So, about a month ago, I created a new website. It is the first website I ever made. It is an informational website with Adsense as its only source of revenue.
I chose a keyword which had 40,000 broad global views. I later learned that it only had about 250 exact searches on Google. My SERP ranking at this time was at 13. I was getting 5-10 visitors a day. On top of that, all sites listed on first page of google were very established pages with high page rank.
I figured that since my new website was not even a month old and it was in a very rarely searched keyword, I would change the keywords and rank for another one. I did the proper research this time and I found that the new keyword has ~3000 exact searches a month and the 1st page competitor websites were very weak.
I did not have to change much content. It was very easy to do.
At first, the keyword was : How to Become an EXAMPLE
I changed this to: EXAMPLE training
I was not able to find many old threads with anybody else who has done this and needed advice. I really need advice whether this was a good move. It's been about a week now since every change was set into place.
However, it is still not showing up in the google searches for that keyword. I know that they are indexing my site because new posts are being indexed daily and site title and description have all changed to replace with the new keyword.
Has anybody ever had experience with this? I read that it is not good to change keyword, but I really had nothing to lose. My website was brand new, my ranking was for a rarely searched keyword, and I did not have many backlinks set with old anchor texts.
I only had about 2 backlinks (articles) which i went back and edited to my new keyword for the anchor texts. Since then, I continuously submitted about 1 article a day with the new Example Training keyword achor text.
Could somebody give me some input on this situation? Or if everything's gonna be ok? Thank you very much~
So, about a month ago, I created a new website. It is the first website I ever made. It is an informational website with Adsense as its only source of revenue.
I chose a keyword which had 40,000 broad global views. I later learned that it only had about 250 exact searches on Google. My SERP ranking at this time was at 13. I was getting 5-10 visitors a day. On top of that, all sites listed on first page of google were very established pages with high page rank.
I figured that since my new website was not even a month old and it was in a very rarely searched keyword, I would change the keywords and rank for another one. I did the proper research this time and I found that the new keyword has ~3000 exact searches a month and the 1st page competitor websites were very weak.
I did not have to change much content. It was very easy to do.
At first, the keyword was : How to Become an EXAMPLE
I changed this to: EXAMPLE training
I was not able to find many old threads with anybody else who has done this and needed advice. I really need advice whether this was a good move. It's been about a week now since every change was set into place.
However, it is still not showing up in the google searches for that keyword. I know that they are indexing my site because new posts are being indexed daily and site title and description have all changed to replace with the new keyword.
Has anybody ever had experience with this? I read that it is not good to change keyword, but I really had nothing to lose. My website was brand new, my ranking was for a rarely searched keyword, and I did not have many backlinks set with old anchor texts.
I only had about 2 backlinks (articles) which i went back and edited to my new keyword for the anchor texts. Since then, I continuously submitted about 1 article a day with the new Example Training keyword achor text.
Could somebody give me some input on this situation? Or if everything's gonna be ok? Thank you very much~
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