Trying to Gain a Better Understanding of Keywords
I was going to use the title "10 Pokemon Cupcake Ideas" for a post, so I decided to put it in the keyword tool. "Pokemon Cupcake Ideas" came up as a good keyword, but "10 Pokemon Cupcake Ideas" came up with horrible results. Does that mean that if I used the title, "10 Pokemon Cupcake Ideas", that those people searching "Pokemon Cupcake Ideas" will not see my post in search engines?
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Always use the core topic Rini. There are so many lists of ideas out there that they fill the universe. It is good literary marketing as it makes the reader feel there is always something in reserve. But as far as keywords it is fluff.
people who search for Items write the name in the search box, that is why Pokemon would come up before 10
I have stopped worrying about keywords because I found that it delays me coming up with new content, I perceive any title I write about to have a keyword that someone will search for, because before I started this business I was a big Google searcher and I would search something and change that phrase so many times to see what Google comes up with, and therefore I believe there are others out there doing the same.
So whatever you write someone will find it and so will someone else.
All the Best
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Keywords can be a bit frustrating for sure Rini. I think as long as you have the important words for what it is you are adding for content to your site/blog it will work out for you :)