Keyword Ranking question

[Learning SEO]

In ubersuggest

Keyword : Seo Difficulty ia : 16

in top 10 websites 7 have zero backlinks


my website post rank match seo score is : 81

will this work to rank this keyword on top ?

 

[Seita]

top 10 websites 7 have zero backlinks

Are they authority sites?
You have to post good quality article. Rank Math SEO score is useless if your content is bad.

 

[Learning SEO]

Are they authority sites?
You have to post good quality article. Rank Math SEO score is useless if your content is bad.

how to find out that my content is good or bad ?

 

[xecolic548]

how to find out that my content is good or bad ?

Compare with the top 5 contents => is your one better?

 

[Seita]

how to find out that my content is good or bad ?

Check your top competitors and compare it with your content. Then figure out if your content fulfilling search intent better then your competitors or not.

 

[SEO to RANK]

Yes, there is the possibility to rank. Third-party tools give just an idea about the site, if the metric is high it doesn't mean you can't outrank them. As the competitor 7 sites don't have backlinks, you can build backlinks from the authority site and outrank them, but remember content always play a key role.

To compare content, you can check the usage of keywords used, how much traffic particular content has, length of content.

 

[clickwinks]

Always work on high quality content as we all say content is "KING", Build quality backlinks even 1 per month is also fine don't go for quantity.

 

[k2h2]

If there are authority websites in top like there is wikipedia, it will be very hard to rank.

 

[blackbeans]

I don't know about ranking to the top but so far, it looks good.

I usually target keywords with a difficulty level of 14 or lower.

Even if you have zero backlinks, as long as you can create on point content for low difficulty keywords, you should be okay.

Again, it all boils down to putting together the right content.

It's not as easy as you think.

You have to understand that people enter keywords into Google for a wide variety of reasons.

You have to zero in on their intent.

What are they looking for?

What kind of experiences do they want to walk away with?

Ask those questions so you can come up with the right content that will be able to help you target the right keywords better.

If you're able to do this, then you don't have to worry about rank match, SEO score, and all that good stuff.

Just focus on serving the people who find themselves on your page.

Give them the information that they're looking for and you should be okay.