roydan
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- Dec 17, 2013
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The competition metric you see there is for PPC, not SEO.
You have two things that would make it very hard in terms of SEO:
1. Not much time left
2. You'll compete head to head with every news outlet. Every single one. Unless the Abe Lincoln museum suddenly becomes a huge attraction in a few months.
drums
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- Jun 29, 2022
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So I really want to find a keyword like this and create a website about it and make money. I don't know why but I want this. So what exactly do I need to do to achieve success. I need some guidance on this subject. I really am interested in this and I want to be involved in it and achieve success. There are literally thousands of guide articles and videos but I want guidance from those who are knowledgeable on this subject.
- Jan 23, 2015
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I'm not going to get into keyword research, but I want to also share one very important point about keywords.
When I was a newbie, I made the mistake of trying to build a house from the roof down, if you know what I mean.
I aimed for high-competition keywords like 'make money' or just 'money', yeah, not the best idea.
Avoid those mistakes, they'll cost you a lot of time.
Instead, grab SEMrush for around $6 from the Misc section, you'll get two weeks to explore and practice.
Look for keywords with a difficulty level between 0 and 15 with around 500 - 1,000 searches.
Start small, these keywords often bring guaranteed traffic.
Don’t go after keywords that even a $10,000 budget wouldn't get you into the top 10, let alone the first position.
Keep it simple and steady, and as you progress, you’ll gain valuable experience, and with experience, you gain everything you need, it's all about learning through experience!
Best of luck!
When I was a newbie, I made the mistake of trying to build a house from the roof down, if you know what I mean.
I aimed for high-competition keywords like 'make money' or just 'money', yeah, not the best idea.
Avoid those mistakes, they'll cost you a lot of time.
Instead, grab SEMrush for around $6 from the Misc section, you'll get two weeks to explore and practice.
Look for keywords with a difficulty level between 0 and 15 with around 500 - 1,000 searches.
Start small, these keywords often bring guaranteed traffic.
Don’t go after keywords that even a $10,000 budget wouldn't get you into the top 10, let alone the first position.
Keep it simple and steady, and as you progress, you’ll gain valuable experience, and with experience, you gain everything you need, it's all about learning through experience!
Best of luck!
- Jan 21, 2015
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It's too competitive in different ways like above replies mentioned. What about starting a newsletter instead of a website?
roydan
Elite Member
- Dec 17, 2013
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Direct guidance is not something that is allowed on BHW, at least not in a coaching type of way. That being said, if you start a journey thread, you'll most likely get tons of support and advice from members who'll want to follow your project as well, so this could be a good solution.