Are These Juicy Keywords a Waste of Time?
Published on October 1, 2013
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Hope I can stir a discussion about a question I've had for a long time about selecting keywords that don't make grammatical sense. Some of them look like juicy opportunities and Kyle's "Weekly Diamond List of Keywords" is full of them. Let's look at examples of two sets of these types of keywords.
1) Let's say I found a great keyword combo called "how make apple pie" Jaaxy QSR of only 26... pretty juicy! But, as you can read, it doesn't read well.
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2) It should read "how to make apple pie." Adding the "to" makes it read more natural. But, with the added preposition, Jaaxy says the QSR rises to 172. Not near so juicy!
It's impossible to write naturally about the first set. So, how should writing the content be approached? Why is the competition avoiding it? Is the competition not as smart, or are there bombs awaiting our efforts?
This situation happens over and over again with other keywords. If you know the answer, especially if you have detailed info, I hope you'll jump into discussion.
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