Keyword Research for CPA Offers (Broad? Or No Broad?)

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Hey guys, so i'm doing some keyword research but i'm not sure if i should even consider Broad?

Should i only be looking at Phrase and Exact? Also what would be a minimum number of results for the keyword to be worthy enough (Local Monthly).

Thanks guys!

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  • Profile picture of the author Michael W
    Ok i've come to a conclusion after reading many posts - You should focus on Exact. But what is the minimum amount of local monthly searches for a keyword to be profitable? I'm finding 100-500 in most cases. Is this worth the time?
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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
    Normally stay away from broad, it can be dangerous
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael W
    Yes i'm testing with PPC - so i've generated a list of 300 or so keywords. Would this be fit for a PPC campaign?

    Most have around est. of 100-300 exact local searches. I'm looking to launch my first proper ppc campaign son

    Advice appreciated.

    ALso thanks for the tips above!
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael W
    Thanks guys - i did notice that but i've got a few unresolved quesitons in my posts - if someone could attend them please Thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author Jeremy Banks
    ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS exact, broad is way to deceiving

    For traffic 100-300 is good for easy keywords to target quickly with a simple post, or you can mention a few keywords with 100-300 searches inside one post.

    for searches of 1000 + you should make a post and drop links to it to rank first.

    Also make your post title different from the others, say you are targetting the keyword "how to kill dandelions" if someone searches for this on google and see's 5 other first page posts with the exact title and yours, why will they click on yours?

    Make your title something like how to kill dandelions - quickly and efficiently (something like that) this way google will see you as unique, and so will people so increased CTR
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  • Profile picture of the author BloggerDeen
    Always go with Exact match and keywords traffic should be around 100-500. That's how I do it.
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    • Profile picture of the author Vincent1988
      Broad without hesitating
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  • Profile picture of the author imback
    Exact for 90% of the offers at there

    Broad for the other 10% and if your advertising budget allows it

    CHAD
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