Quick Question About Google Adwords

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  1. nicregi profile image72
    nicregiposted 8 years ago

    Here goes, when you look at at words, do you look for (when finding for good keyword):

    1. The most competition or the least?
    2. Most number of search or the least?

    I think I am getting a little mixed up here. Hope can get it clear smile

    Thanks!

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  2. WryLilt profile image90
    WryLiltposted 8 years ago

    Do you mean google adsense?

    When using the google keyword tool you should ignore the "competition" bar because that's for advertisers - not for people who display adverts.

    I'd say go for words that have between 5000-15000 hits a month. And remember to hit "exact" not broad.

    To check your competition click the word and a google search will show many people are writing on that precise topic.

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    1. sofs profile image86
      sofsposted 8 years agoin reply to this

      That is a great tip , i just used it !! Thank you  WryLilt !!

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      1. nicregi profile image72
        nicregiposted 8 years agoin reply to this

        Great! Glad you are also using it. Really works but it takes a couple of days (if lucky) to see the effect. Normally it takes a week tor eally see the big effect big_smile

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        1. WryLilt profile image90
          WryLiltposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          Some can take months to take off - most hubs need 6-9 months to get serious traffic.

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          1. sofs profile image86
            sofsposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            Results! the sooner the better but may be worth the wait!!!

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          2. nicregi profile image72
            nicregiposted 8 years agoin reply to this

            That's what I heard..but I am seriously into writing so...i am here for good

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          Website Examinerposted 8 years agoin reply to this

          Uh-huh?...

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  3. nicregi profile image72
    nicregiposted 8 years ago

    Ahh WryLilt

    Thank you for clearing that for me smile

    Good thing you point out to use the exact part. I been using broad for sometime now!

    Thanks big_smile

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  4. kephrira profile image59
    kephriraposted 8 years ago

    I always start by looking at the ones with the highest number of searches, and then look at how hard I think it's going to be to rank for them (by actually doing the search and looking at all the sites on the first page) and if I don't think I can do it then I work my way down the list to lower traffic terms until I find one I like the look of.

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