The Keyword Dilemma : Search Volume vs Grammatical Sense
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So I just found a nice product-type keyword (does not contain a brand name) with about 1,000 exacts per month. As I don't want to disclose the actual keyword, I'll use an example keyword, "small dog collar", to refer to it. So, "small dog collar" has a nice search vol. However, it doesn't make grammatical sense. This means that it won't fit nicely into sentences, so writing articles for SEO around the singular form of the phrase will be tough. Also. Smalldogcollars.com sounds much better than smalldogcollar.com.
Problem is, "small dog collars" does not have nearly the same search volume. I checked "best small dog collar" but the search volume is negligible.
What would you do in this situation?
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