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[kickasss]

hello guys i found a keyword. Kwfinder says it has 20k monthly searches and easy competition, also allintitle is 1. The keyword is ''best '' type.

 

[HustleTong]

KD won't be accurate
See what shows up in the SERP and gauge the competition manually

 

[ipolic]

bump

 

[tazarbm]

I have mixed feelings about this keyword...

On one hand, the metrics of the sites that are ranking in top 5 are very beatable (with the right amount of SEO I mean).

But then I look at the names that are ranking in top 5 and I start getting afraid

Plus, from experience I know that keywords that start with "best" and have 20k monthly searches are usually hard to rank as a newbie....

All in all, I would stay away from this keyword, but that's because I'm a scaredy cat and I've never had big budgets for SEO. But if you know you can set aside $500-600 per month for 9-12 months (maybe less depending on what niche we are talking about) you might be tempted to pursue this KW...

 

[tylero]

Topicwise, how many authority blogs are ranking for it?

 

[kickasss]

Topicwise, how many authority blogs are ranking for it?

There are 5 authority blogs rankings for this keyword.

I have mixed feelings about this keyword...

On one hand, the metrics of the sites that are ranking in top 5 are very beatable (with the right amount of SEO I mean).

But then I look at the names that are ranking in top 5 and I start getting afraid

Plus, from experience I know that keywords that start with "best" and have 20k monthly searches are usually hard to rank as a newbie....

All in all, I would stay away from this keyword, but that's because I'm a scaredy cat and I've never had big budgets for SEO. But if you know you can set aside $500-600 per month for 9-12 months (maybe less depending on what niche we are talking about) you might be tempted to pursue this KW...

So if i were to buy an EMD for this keyword the budget to rank this keyword is $500, considering there are 5 authority sites ranking for this keyword.

 

[tylero]

EMD for this keyword the budget to rank this keyword is $500

Emd is a negative factor. Partial match is best.

 

[Meilousian AgMarketing]

The tools are for reference only, and we should combine tools together for best results. Google keywords are still the best.

 

[content10ment]

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hello guys i found a keyword. Kwfinder says it has 20k monthly searches and easy competition, also allintitle is 1. The keyword is ''best '' type.

crosscheck it with google keyword tool to have a better understanding of the true position of the keyword

 

[RMX]

It would be better if analyze the keyword with either paid tools or google keyword planner before investing.

 

[NeedMyLink]

I’d suggest looking at SERP features to see if there’s an opportunity to stand out

 

[penza]

That keyword sounds promising! With 20k monthly searches, low competition, and only 1 result for allintitle, it could be a great opportunity. The "best" type keywords often attract users looking for product comparisons or recommendations, which can drive traffic and conversions if optimized well.

Make sure to:

• Create high-quality, comprehensive content around the keyword.
• Use SEO best practices, like including the keyword in headers, meta tags, and throughout your content.
• Consider adding comparison tables or reviews to engage users.

This could bring good organic traffic!

 

[savitaprasad]

Check the keyword on google and check top ranking pages. Can you beat them? Check their backlink history to know how much you will have to spend for ranking the term.

 

[tazarbm]

So if i were to buy an EMD for this keyword the budget to rank this keyword is $500, considering there are 5 authority sites ranking for this keyword.

EMDs can help, but I don't know whether you'll rank or not. You need to do competition analysis to figure out how you can beat them. And the $500 was just a number I came up with, in reality (which - again - depends on the research you do on your competitors) you might need $100, or $10k. I said $500 because that's what I would be comfortable having to invest (as a minimum) to try and rank for that keyword