tboyrash
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Detecting my niche keyword

How do i get a new keyword, that will move me ahead my competitors

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KnowOneSpecial
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What you are asking about is keyword research.  There are many ways you can find new potentially profitable kw, but you will have to 'research" it.

Use Google's Keyword Planner, farm Google's "People also asked", and Google's "Autocomplete".  There are a few other avenues to include for more suggestions to consider.  If you want to proceed at a faster rate than doing all this manually, buy a tool take collects and correlates the data for you.  (Personally I use Rank Tracker).

Do not confuse Keyword Difficulty, with KEI, (keyword effectiveness index).  KD is an Adwords term and sometimes it correlates to finding easy low competition keywords.  KEI on the other hand is quite effective in finding potential new kw's. 

The simplified formula for KEI is :

KEI = Searches squared / number of pages competing for the keyword

So you can use Google's Keyword Planner to find the number of searches and then you just search Google and the SERPS will provide the number of competing pages...(google gives you that info in the top left of the pages, generally displayed as " about 4,100,000 pages in .39 seconds").  Now all you have to do is the math. 

( This is where a good paid tool excels !!!)

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  • Only doing SEO keyword research once,
  • Not bothering to update and expand their SEO keyword list, or
  • Targeting keywords that are too popular, meaning they’re way too competitive.
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Only doing SEO keyword analysis once, Not bothering to update and expand their SEO keyword list, or Targeting keywords that ar too widespread, which means they’re means too competitive.

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