Short Tail Keywords & Google's Personalised SERPS
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Sorry for making my first post a question, hope someone's able to help.
I'm finding it trickier these days to perform accurate keyword research, particularly for geographic sensitive phrases, especially because of the way Google personalises the results based on the searcher's location.
I'll give you an example, say I'm looking to optimise for a local garage in Dundee.
Traditionally, I'd bunch all the short tail, highly competitive stuff (e.g. Car Repairs, Engine Repairs, Car Services etc) into one group, and the longer tail/geo targeted stuff (e.g. Car Repairs Dundee, Car Servicing Dundeed) into another.
My dilemma is, is it actually worth putting more emphasis than before into these short-tail, non geographic keywords than before - based on the assumption that if the searcher is local to the website's listed address, then Google may prioritise their site for a short-tail search term, such as 'Car Repairs'...?
Hopefully I've made sense with that question - any help or guidance will be greatly appreciated.
Cheers folks,
JM
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wowcolombia1 -
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JamesMio -
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