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   kirstenblogposted 8 years ago

   Ok so I think I am getting better at finding topics to write to that should get traffic
   Today I had a play with the keyword tool and found a keyword with a global search last month of 165,000 and an average cpc of £2.28. In the google search box it gets 566,000 web site hits, I figure I stand a reasonable chance on a keyword with less then a million hits. I should also be able to place amazon ads as the keyword is a product they sell (lots to choose from too). A similar keyword I looked at was very similar, with high traffic and reasonable competition in organic search results. I am thinking they could make 2 hubs that can be linked to increase potential for traffic on both. I was even able to get the keyword as a hub url for both. These keywords are on a topic that I don't actually know much about . I am going to have to go out there and learn whatever I can until I know enough to write something useful. I am confident that I can learn about the topic as it is of interest and I am a pretty smart feller . I feel that I might be on to a winner here and wonder how excited I should be . I mean I have found other topics that I thought were winners and do diddly squat others that I figured were a long shot but what the heck, I wanted to write em anyway and they surprised me. I sometimes think that there is a certain amount of luck with this stuff

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      TheGlassSpiderposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      I think it sounds like we're in the same boat! LOL I say crank 'em out and best of luck! At worst you'll something new - you've got nothing to lose I hope they work out for you! Keep us updated.

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      deartfuldodgerposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      hmm, 500,000 searches a month. Was that using the "exact" search option.
      
      You didnt mention anything about your competition? What is ranking on the first page? Its not really about how many people are searching for a term, that just gives you a rough estimate of the type of traffic you can expect IF you rank well, the most important factor is finding the terms you can make that first page for...to do that you have to analyze your competition.

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   thisisoliposted 8 years ago

   Good luck!
   
   The worst that can happen is that it doesnt work, hten you just have to try again!

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      TheGlassSpiderposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      Oli I meant to ask you earlier in the other thread about your recommendations for reading material about getting incoming traffic but got distracted by the telephone...Have you a suggestion or two?

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         thisisoliposted 8 years agoin reply to this

         I have articles on my homepage, clearview writing, and I have some drafts up on my new blog, traffic to my Blog. which you might find useful, the traffic to my blog one is still under pretty heavy development though, so I have only got the basics written up at the moment!

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            TheGlassSpiderposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            Cool. The basics is probably just about my speed. LOL Thanks, oli.

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   thisisoliposted 8 years ago

   Yeah have to point out, it doesn't matter how many searchers there are when well over 90% of searchers never go past page one in Google, and a minicule amount go past page two.
   
   Sometimes it is better to go for a low search volume and get 90% of the visitors than go for a high search volume keyword and get 0.5% of a larger number!

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