Did you know that long tail keywords rank better and faster than regular short one, two and three word keywords? Long tail keywords make up more than 70% of all search queries and they on average have a lower competition/QSR which can lead to higher rankings. Why is this the case?

What do people do most times when searching on Google or the other search engines? They type in a question. Is Google Sniper a scam? How can I lose weight without exercising? How do I make money on eBay? The answer to that last question will be an upcoming training tutorial here by me, for anyone interested.

Long Tail Keywords are mainly questions for the most part and are often representative of someone who is closer to the buying phase in their search journey. These are keywords that are more specific and thus have a lower competition, making many of them also of the low hanging fruit variety.

Because of this and that there is no space restrictions for blog post titles like there are with pages, practically all of my blog post titles on my websites are all long tail keywords. But what if you have a page with a generic name like Getting Started? How can you get a keyword in your title without it making your page menu look crowded? The answer is on the next page.