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Hello Everyone,
I am taking Affiliate Bootcamp, Course 1, Lesson 4, and I was doing some keyword search but I am a bit confused about the results I am getting, for examp
I am confused with the keyword search results?
Hello Everyone,
I am taking Affiliate Bootcamp, Course 1, Lesson 4, and I was doing some keyword search but I am a bit confused about the results I am getting, for examp
check the exact keywords in incognito window and quotation marks. the qsr just tells you how many pages compete for that keyword, that can be a popular niche maybe. lots of factors go into that. this will help you: Why Check Your SERP Rankings?
thank you,
I already checked it in incognito mode, quoted, same results.
Let me rephrase my question:
1) Is it normal that the QSR results is higher than the total searches?
2) Isn't the QSR smilar to searching the quoted text in Google?
Thanks
1. Cant be normal as it depends on each keyword, everyone of them has different results
2. It should be yes but it can get confusing, rather just go by what the keyword qsr tells you, they are rather accurate
1) QSR is not related with searches. Can give you some examples, best selling items on Amazon, no searches at all and yet huge QSR. This only means that people write posts hoping that somebody will search for it.
2) No it is not similar, it is exactly the same.
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check the exact keywords in incognito window and quotation marks. the qsr just tells you how many pages compete for that keyword, that can be a popular niche maybe. lots of factors go into that. this will help you: Why Check Your SERP Rankings?
thank you,
I already checked it in incognito mode, quoted, same results.
Let me rephrase my question:
1) Is it normal that the QSR results is higher than the total searches?
2) Isn't the QSR smilar to searching the quoted text in Google?
Thanks
1. Cant be normal as it depends on each keyword, everyone of them has different results
2. It should be yes but it can get confusing, rather just go by what the keyword qsr tells you, they are rather accurate
Thank you
1) QSR is not related with searches. Can give you some examples, best selling items on Amazon, no searches at all and yet huge QSR. This only means that people write posts hoping that somebody will search for it.
2) No it is not similar, it is exactly the same.