Failed Case Study Post - Disregard. Will try again later.

That point should have been obvious. The keywords are arbitrary, They mean nothing.

If you had actually tried to take something from it rather than trolling it would have been that keyword research is everything. You can rank for anything. Low competition keywords while they may have low search volume still have the potential to bring in visitors.

I see the same question every week. Multiple times a week "should i go with .net or .com" "will the tld effect my seo and ability to rank".

I was simply sharing an extremely simply case study. Take from it what you want and learn from it what you want or not. Being closed minded and a ignorant troll is your own prerogative. In the very least you could appreciate the idea of one person trying to help others. But I've this forum for a very long time. I've seen most of you all post. It's typically the same responses. You guys know it all.

Cheers
The Intern

Ok I can see that this thread was a failure based solely on my part.

My apologies for blurting out. I did say I welcomed messages.

I was not clear on what I was trying to say and everything was misunderstood. I should have done a better job explaining things and then not blow up when I was criticized for it.

The only point I was trying to make is that regardless of the TLD, the keyword, the seo, and regardless of everything else it is still possible to rank high for keywords that no one is targeting. I should have also said this. My Name Is Bobbi Bacon is obviously something nobody would search for and something that you will not make any money off of. The point I wanted to make but failed horribly at doing so is that there are keywords out there like this one that no one has found but that are also not as arbitrary. Keywords that will automatically rank. Keywords that are profitable even if only a trickle that you can take advantage of and even more importantly (the point I think I wanted to make most clear) is that the keyword research is just as important if not more so than SEO, and tlds, and alot of other stuff that people spend to much time focusing on. I see now that I should have replaced my name is bobbi bacon with a keyword that would have been a good example of this. A low comp keyword with the potential to generate revenue, that will auto rank due to it's seemingly arbitrary phrase.

So in the end apologies again for the misleading title, failing to make my point, and blowing up for what should have been welcomed criticism. I ope this new explanation in the very least helps you to understand what I was trying to say. Whether it was pointless or not. Thanks.

Regards,
The Intern

It's really not that obscure.

Urban Dictionary: bear

In regards to "Hot 4 Gay Average Joes" : I don't have safesearch on and I don't see that site. So are you sure that SERP doesn't reflect your own search history or regional search data? Being serious here. There's lots of different things you might have typed into Google historically that might make this result show up.

I like this case study, I think you guys missed the point. There's a lot of SEO myths out there, this one disproved a few.

I personally would have just done this with my domain name and an article title on a site that I intended to make money on, but hey whatever. The default wordpress post title is usually article title | site title.

If you name your site your domain name in wordpress it works. If you google your domain + article title as a phrase, usually you're rank #1.

He never finished. He's suppose to build some links to it to rank it. I think every SEO did this at least once. Like I said before, I think most people do it with sites they try to make money with.