Use Long Tail Keywords Niche Traffic Results
Posted by Justin on July 24th, 2008Ok even I will admit that the title of this post was kind of forced to get the keyword in. That’s what this post is about though so I think it’s excusable. Chances are if you found this post it’s because you googled one of the long tail keywords that I am optimizing this post for. Seeing as this blog has no other traffic to account for this test could be interesting. Long tail keywords as you probably already know are keywords that consist of a few words and are very specific. The benefits of this can be that you can deliver to a user exactly what they are looking for. It should also be very easy to rank for the term as it should have little to no competition for the exact phrase match. The dissadvantage is of course that not that many people search for long tail keywords. So you usually want to combine a number of long tail keywords to get some decent traffic. This post is part of a case study on whether this is a good practice. Cough Cough keyword stuffing long tail keywords niche traffic what?
How do I find long tail keywords? I start out using a tool called gtrends by wordtracker, it’s free… google it. Start by typing a general term, this generates some good keywords that have traffic. Take one of those and put it in as the keyword and it will give you more specific keywords, the ones you are looking for. Go through these looking for the ones with any traffic above 10 visitors a day and 0 - 20 pages in competiton. Optimize a page for these keywords. You don’t need to stick the phrase all over the place. Just a few times as you have no other competition your page is the only one for the phrase. You probably want to blend the keyword in as you normally would but for my study I am just going to come out and state that one of my keywords is keywords in your niche long tail traffic. I really didn’t know how to blend that into a a sentence. Anyways I suggest that you take advantage of this type of traffic and I hope my case study goes well. If your reading this then it probably has gone well.
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