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Keyword Choosing Problem

by Castor Troy7
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Very Highly Competitive Keyword: Can make clients, but very hard to maintain SERP.

Very Lowly Competitive Keyword: Easy to maintain SERP, but almost impossible to make clients.

Medium Competitive Keyword: Can make a few clients and also easy to maintain SERP.

What is your opinion ? Mine is medium competitive keyword.
#choosing #keyword #problem
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  • Profile picture of the author expmrb
    What exactly are you asking your keywords or your clients keywords?

    People generally go for low competition, high demand keyword.
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  • Profile picture of the author dave_hermansen
    A website usually has many, many pages and each is an opportunity to rank for a completely different keyword phrase. If a 100 page website optimizes around search terms that only get 15 searches per day for each page, that is 1,500 searches per day.

    I'd much rather try to rank for low competition phrases on 100 pages than try to rank for a super high competition phrase on one page that got 1,500 searches per day.

    Plus, if you start ranking well for those low competition phrases, it boosts your site's authority and makes it a little bit easier to rank for the higher competition phrases.
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    • Profile picture of the author smartprofitmoney
      Originally Posted by dave_hermansen View Post

      A website usually has many, many pages and each is an opportunity to rank for a completely different keyword phrase. If a 100 page website optimizes around search terms that only get 15 searches per day for each page, that is 1,500 searches per day.

      I'd much rather try to rank for low competition phrases on 100 pages than try to rank for a super high competition phrase on one page that got 1,500 searches per day.

      Plus, if you start ranking well for those low competition phrases, it boosts your site's authority and makes it a little bit easier to rank for the higher competition phrases.
      Like Dave said, that is what I do, so now you know, don't try to rank for keywords that everybody else is trying to rank for, go for long tail phrases keywords.
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  • Profile picture of the author paulgl
    I think you should avoid clients altogether.

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  • Profile picture of the author mampy
    Use only single words, or 2 or 3-word phrases when searching Library databases.

    Single words do NOT need quotation marks around them; sometimes it can be helpful to place quotation marks around 2 or 3-word phrases to keep them searched as a unique phrase that has meaning, instead of as individual words.

    Use the Advanced Search page of databases to more effectively combine multiple keywords in a single search.
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  • Profile picture of the author KylieSweet
    Keyword is not the basis so don't solely focus on it but more on the message of the content in which answers the users query.
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