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Keyword with 2 meanings, What traffic am I getting?

by dudelive
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Just need to pick some brains before I lose mine.

My sites in a great place right now but Zero sales.

Keyword: Internet Money. Which of the two meanings do you think 19000 people a day are searching for. People looking to grab cash (loans, etc) or Internet Marketers?
Could sure use a few opinions.
Thanks Tony
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  • Profile picture of the author manicmethods
    Likely to be a mixture of the two. But what percentage of it is for IMers and what percentage is for grab cash is unknown. What are you targeting?

    I've got a slightly similar thing. I have a photo of a £2 coin on my site, and have ended up ranking about number 3/4/5/6 in the google image search for a £2 coin. I'm getting about 15 uniques a day from it, but I tell you something 0% are converting on my gambling website haha.
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  • Profile picture of the author tpw
    Look at the competitors on that search result.

    That will tell you more than we could ever.

    I suspect that it will be people looking for loans or shiny magic buttons to make money.
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    • Profile picture of the author dudelive
      Thanks,

      I was afraid I picked a dual keyword. Oh well Guess I'm in the loan business also.

      Its funny because my domain name really makes sense now.

      I had no clue this would happen but Im going to run with.
      Thanks again for all the input.
      Tony
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  • Profile picture of the author Fraggler
    Originally Posted by dudelive View Post

    Keyword: Internet Money. Which of the two meanings do you think 19000 people a day are searching for.
    You might want to double check your numbers. From what I see there are only 33 people from the US searching for internet money a day. You need to switch it over to exact.

    If you look at the similar phrases most are "internet money making" like keywords.
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    • Profile picture of the author dudelive
      Hmmm, Google Adwords is telling me for exact search 165,000 a month and Traffic Travis says 19,000 daily.


      All I know is a crap load of unique visits
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  • Profile picture of the author LilBlackDress
    You are looking at the wrong match type for internet money

    Global broad match in Google Adwords Keyword Tool is 450,000. Global exact match is 4,400.

    Local broad match in GAKT is 165,000. Local exact match is 1,000.
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    • Profile picture of the author dudelive
      Thank You for that info.
      I will rip that page out of the play book.
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  • Profile picture of the author Benjamin Ehinger
    Originally Posted by dudelive View Post

    Just need to pick some brains before I lose mine.

    My sites in a great place right now but Zero sales.

    Keyword: Internet Money. Which of the two meanings do you think 19000 people a day are searching for. People looking to grab cash (loans, etc) or Internet Marketers?
    Could sure use a few opinions.
    Thanks Tony
    Regardless it is a very general keyword and not a "buying" keyword. This means you may never get a conversion from this traffic, but chances are your conversions on this traffic will be very low for a product. If you want to boost your sales you will want to target better keywords that people use when they are ready to buy or very close to ready to buy the product you are after.

    Benjamin Ehinger
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