discuss targeting keyword issue

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12-10-2010 02:41 AM
fansi099

discuss targeting keyword issue

my boss give us a keyword is "English Premier League Soccer Jersey" and i use adwords to find out that no one search this keyword ,it shows " - " !!! then i told boss , boss say "English Premier League Soccer Jersey" contains "Soccer Jersey" so......... really ? :confused:
thanks
12-13-2010 11:07 AM
PaulSch

Not sure I understand what you're saying/asking but I've just typed in your keywords without quotation marks into google.co.uk and got over 1.3 million results. With quotation marks it returns over 56,000.
On google.com I get the same amounts although on keywords research tools it shows that this exact phrase receives no searches.

What's your question?
12-28-2010 06:40 AM
fansi099

Quote:

Originally Posted by PaulSch

Not sure I understand what you're saying/asking but I've just typed in your keywords without quotation marks into google.co.uk and got over 1.3 million results. With quotation marks it returns over 56,000.
On google.com I get the same amounts although on keywords research tools it shows that this exact phrase receives no searches.

What's your question?

thanks, i meant that adword says not a lot people search "English Premier League Soccer Jersey" , so i think build links with this anchor text is a waste of time , is it ?
12-28-2010 09:15 AM
Nemanja

Quote:

Originally Posted by fansi099

thanks, i meant that adword says not a lot people search "English Premier League Soccer Jersey" , so i think build links with this anchor text is a waste of time , is it ?

If no one is searching for it, than yes, it is a waste of time, but if you are using some similar keywords(LSI) then it is good to mix this keyword in the whole anchor arsenal.
12-28-2010 08:28 PM
SEOArbiter

When doing your keyword research, don’t focus your efforts on keywords with high total searches per month. The majority of keywords with large searches per month aren’t necessarily buyers. Longer-tail keywords, or more specific phrases, often get less searches, but have higher conversions because the consumer tends to be looking for exactly what they are going to buy. To find new keyword ideas, visit: Google® Keyword Tool.
12-29-2010 09:14 AM
Nemanja

Quote:

Originally Posted by SEOArbiter

When doing your keyword research, don’t focus your efforts on keywords with high total searches per month. The majority of keywords with large searches per month aren’t necessarily buyers. Longer-tail keywords, or more specific phrases, often get less searches, but have higher conversions because the consumer tends to be looking for exactly what they are going to buy. To find new keyword ideas, visit: Google® Keyword Tool.

SEOArbiter is right about low compeating keywords, they are easier to rank and converts better than broad terms, but less traffic.
12-30-2010 02:58 PM
tritrain

It seems like a very regional type of search. You could also use Google Regional and I think there is still a site like goeseo and there was another that would provide a nice map of usage. I can't find it though. :(

Like I've said elsewhere, I like to use Squidoo and Hub Pages to test a niche.
01-07-2011 08:28 AM
fansi099

thanks everyone, and totally right about long tail key word easy to convert! :)
03-09-2011 11:29 AM
brainwebworld

Since Boss is always right, you have to targeted this keyword for this website. Now, if you wish to get some traffic for this website, you have to target some competitive and mid level competitive keywords and try to get some links so that you can get better ranking and better visibility.