LONG TAIL KEYWORDS + ADSENSE !? i need your opinion

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Hi Members !

i'm thinking about building a website and monetize it throught adsense and Amazon Aff !

First step : finding a niche and dig deeply to reach long Tail Keywords using SEMscoop tool

Second one: Take those LTK and buy a quality article for each one .

Third step : rank my articles on Search engines

and finally switch website to adsense and amazond aff

i need your opinions about my plan ! any suggestion

thank you :)
 
That is the standards plan for all affiliate sites. The devil is in the details.

Find a good niche you can compete in that supports a lot of physical products (for Amazon aff) and information (to find longtails and drive traffic with informational articles).

Find a niche with lots of keywords so you can find under-exploited ones where you can compete.

Good keyword research to find the hidden gold in longtails and overlooked search terms.

Good on page SEO to maximize the return on your efforts.

Percolate.

Look at your analytics to see what is working and what isn't. Fill holes in content and site design.

Once appropriately aged and getting traffic, ramp up the monetization.

Increase off page SEO.

Aside from the "build it and they will come" plan you have outlined, look at other ways to plan a traffic strategy depending on your skills, experience and the nature of the niche: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, reddit, quota, etc.
 
That is the standards plan for all affiliate sites. The devil is in the details.

Find a good niche you can compete in that supports a lot of physical products (for Amazon aff) and information (to find longtails and drive traffic with informational articles).

Find a niche with lots of keywords so you can find under-exploited ones where you can compete.

Good keyword research to find the hidden gold in longtails and overlooked search terms.

Good on page SEO to maximize the return on your efforts.

Percolate.

Look at your analytics to see what is working and what isn't. Fill holes in content and site design.

Once appropriately aged and getting traffic, ramp up the monetization.

Increase off page SEO.

Aside from the "build it and they will come" plan you have outlined, look at other ways to plan a traffic strategy depending on your skills, experience and the nature of the niche: Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, reddit, quota, etc.


thank you so much :) and as you said the devil is in details and that's why i want to ask you what are criterias that should be in LTK to be considered as a GOLD KEYWORD

for example : i've found a buyer keyword with

Search Volume : 8100
Allintitle: 420
Ratio : 0.05 so according to KGR it's a good LTK with low competition

but my problem is when i search for it in google usa for example the first places was already taken by : 1-AMAZON 2-HOMEDEPOT 3-WALMART 4-LOWS...

sure there's no Specific website working on this keyword like : KEY1KEY2-KEY3.com but the Websites i've typed above are HUGE COMPETITORS !

what do you think ?
this is my first amazon aff so i'm still learning :))

thank you again :)
 
@neyo16 Hello mate, good luck with your journey
I got one question if you don't mind, please
is it bad to start a new blog from scratch with a lot of content + affiliate links ? or I should put content first then wait a while before putting the affiliate links?
 
You can find the long tail keywords from ahrefs, make sure KD below 5. Also check this keyword comp. through kwfinder where you can get exact search volume.

Analyze Top10 ranking pages how they are planning content. Once finalized the keywords list, plan content and post them. Maintain good internal link structure. Within few weeks these low comp. keywords will rank in Top 2- 5 pages then you can rank them with few links. Hope this info. will helps :)
 
@IamKing Hello sir
I've tried Ahrefs to find low comp keyword, and I've chosen some of them that were below 10 or 5.
but when I try to check the same keyword on KWFinder, it gives me a way higher KD ( around 30-40 )
So, which one should I believe?
 
@IamKing Hello sir
I've tried Ahrefs to find low comp keyword, and I've chosen some of them that were below 10 or 5.
but when I try to check the same keyword on KWFinder, it gives me a way higher KD ( around 30-40 )
So, which one should I believe?

Ahrefs below 5 and Kwfinder below 30. These terms will rank quickly. One more thing these metrics won't be stable, they will be varying. So, better analyze how top10 pages are ranking for these keywords.
 
for example : i've found a buyer keyword with

Search Volume : 8100
Allintitle: 420
Ratio : 0.05 so according to KGR it's a good LTK with low competitiont

KGR only applies to low volume keywords like 250 searches. It is not good for evaluating keywords 1000+.

but my problem is when i search for it in google usa for example the first places was already taken by : 1-AMAZON 2-HOMEDEPOT 3-WALMART 4-LOWS...

sure there's no Specific website working on this keyword like : KEY1KEY2-KEY3.com but the Websites i've typed above are HUGE COMPETITORS

It depends on the keyword. If it is a product keyword then Google may prefer retailers and places to buy. If it is a review or information keyword you could still compete. You need to evaluate search intent and how Google is interpreting the keyword.

@TheVigilante just made a good thread about this yesterday.

this is my first amazon aff so i'm still learning :))

thank you again :)

Keyword research and high-quality content are key. As you create more articles and content you will see how Google responds.

Make a plan for 30+ articles, get your website up and start writing/publishing.

Spend time researching and analyzing your competition but don't get so bogged down that you stop creating your own site and content.

Good luck!
 
Even though long tail keywords are the best way to go, but most importantly you need to know who you're competing with, even long tail keywords with enough monthly searches will have a lot of webmasters targeting such keywords, that means you need to spend time in building backlinks and adding content better than theirs.
 
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