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Low Traffic Keywords in Domain Name

by caseym
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All,

I'm creating an eBook for a real estate niche that I'm very passionate about. I've already registered a domain name and have reviewed my excepted key word traffic.

The problem is that the keywords that make up my domain name receive 16 exact searches a month (adwords tool).

I know there are other combinations available that will broaden traffic a bit. Should I continue with the project? I believe the eBook will sell and can generate income through affiliate links. But I'm getting worried that organic search traffic is going to be hard to come by.

Thanks,
Casey
#domain #keywords #low #traffic
  • Profile picture of the author DeskCoder
    If the domain is brandable, keep it. Choose a domain that you can brand - look at TruthAboutAbs.com. That's not a keyword domain, but it's the #1 ab ebook on the internet.

    You can always rank for the more searched for keywords without having them in your domain.
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    • Profile picture of the author caseym
      DeskCoder,

      Thanks. The name is fairly brandable. I'm thinking the same thing - that I can rank for keywords in my articles. I guess the Market Samurai golden rules are getting to me.

      Thanks,
      Casey
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  • Profile picture of the author C Rebecca
    See, real estate niche is competitive... but the keywords are less competitive. No doubt, your ebook will rank high but I am little doubtful about the traffic.

    If possible for you, target some competitive keywords.
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