Are long-tailed keywords a myth?
- SEO |
It seems that if you use just one common keyword in your long-tailed keyword, you automatically bring on a large amount of competition that is only slightly relevant to what you're going for. What I'm trying to say is, if I were to try and rank for something like "make money trading uranium in rural Mexico", that would be considered extremely niche. I should literally have zero competition. But because I used the word 'money' I'd be flat out getting a first page ranking. I am referring to article marketing here, I use different methods for a blog or a website. I'm really having trouble getting my head around this so if someone could share their knowledge, that would be great! Do you really need to avoid competition to the point that you're deliberately not using a single common word?
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