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Hello Argan,

sorry if you have answered that but what is your average word count of your articles?

Thank you.
 
I just noticed that semrush shows different stats than keyword planner sometimes..
I suggest you to check it and not relying on semrush blindly.
 
What is in your opinion a good rate for low competitor on semrush?
I can't figure it out. 1 is the highest worth and has a 0.5 keyword to strong competitor?
 
In regards to your review posts - how do you structure them with keywords and titles/headings?

For example, with the keyword "best blenders", would your h1 tag be "Best Blenders" and then would you have multiple h2 tags with the titles "Best Blenders for Smoothies", "Best Blenders for Milkshakes", "Best Blenders for Soup", etc?

Or would you write a seperate article for each?

I am wondering because wouldn't having the keyword "best blenders" in all the title tags cause an issue with SEO?

Well, if monthly searches are from 30 to 210 I will include them in h2, h3 etc tags :)
If monthly searches are more than 210 I will create another content because this number is significant for me.

If you enter more times your main keyword and a new long tail whenever appoint it, surely you'll only have advantages

Hello Argan,

sorry if you have answered that but what is your average word count of your articles?

Thank you.

Now my average is near to 500 words per article, but I'm updating articles with good success in SERPs :)

I just noticed that semrush shows different stats than keyword planner sometimes..
I suggest you to check it and not relying on semrush blindly.

Yeah, SemRush isn't good enought because their update timeframe is very long.
I'm using SemRush as starting point because I know is accurate maybe 70% :)
 
What is in your opinion a good rate for low competitor on semrush?
I can't figure it out. 1 is the highest worth and has a 0.5 keyword to strong competitor?

As said before in this thread I don't use competition from SemRush because is misleading in my opinion.
I'm using Moz to know if my competitors are strong or weak :)
 
I have a review website on .com, almost 40 reviews. All reviews are over 800 words to 3500 words. I have a very CTR to amazon. I have like 3000 visits and only 250 goes to amazon. I keep 3 call to action per page.

thanks
 
I have a review website on .com, almost 40 reviews. All reviews are over 800 words to 3500 words. I have a very CTR to amazon. I have like 3000 visits and only 250 goes to amazon. I keep 3 call to action per page.

thanks

Try CrazyEgg, you can know what's wrong on your website in few weeks :)
I think you need to contextualize your CTR because any niche has its own conversion rates.

That said you can increase it with more images, better colors and different placements
 
As said before in this thread I don't use competition from SemRush because is misleading in my opinion.
I'm using Moz to know if my competitors are strong or weak :)
Ok i try Moz in the moment and checked the difficulty tool:
So what is in your opinion a good worth? 50%?
 
Whats ur take on recent semrush update?

Now I'm at 2.6K keywords but SemRush updates are really slow here :)

Ok i try Moz in the moment and checked the difficulty tool:
So what is in your opinion a good worth? 50%?

50% isn't really easy, in my opinion to get easy to rank keywords you need to find keyword difficulty from 20% to 40% (30% is good enought) :)
Hope this helps
 
do you work with wrong written words?
For example instead of google you use gogle or something like that
i found out many people misstype products and search for it.
And the keyword difficulty is really low for misstyped words.
Is this a good idea in your opinion?
My question is how can i rank misstyped words without let it look obvious?
 
do you work with wrong written words?
For example instead of google you use gogle or something like that
i found out many people misstype products and search for it.
And the keyword difficulty is really low for misstyped words.
Is this a good idea in your opinion?
My question is how can i rank misstyped words without let it look obvious?

No I don't bacause isn't easy rank with them :)
On misstyped SERPs there isn't competition simply because you have only one competitor, the original brand.

Google knows what people are looking for and what are their errors, for this reason don't try, will not work (and you'll lose a lot of time and effort).
 
Arganrecords I have some questions for you. Fore example, here is a keyword "utility stocks vs bonds".

1. Should I use some tools so I get suggestions for LSI versions?
2. SEMRush or Moz? I really like Moz for now :D
3. How many times should I repear my keyword in the text? Around 2% of the total words is enough?

That is all :)
 
Arganrecords I have some questions for you. Fore example, here is a keyword "utility stocks vs bonds".

1. Should I use some tools so I get suggestions for LSI versions?
2. SEMRush or Moz? I really like Moz for now :D
3. How many times should I repear my keyword in the text? Around 2% of the total words is enough?

That is all :)

1. Yes, use KeywordTool.io (there are a lot of latent keywords);
2. SemRush for your keyword research and Moz for your keyword difficulty analysis (both tools are complementary);
3. You have to ask this question if you create automated texts, if this is not the case then I tell you to completely ignore the percentages of keywords in texts (simply do not repeat your keyword obsessively and try to make your text readble).

Remember, you need people to buy your (or Amazon's) products, for this speak same people's language ;)
 
Are you using a particular WP plugin in order to include the offers? Or are you using simple buttons like you said before? Is it done manually or in custom fields?
Are you cloaking the links to Google or just adding a simple nofollow tag on it?
 
Are you using a particular WP plugin in order to include the offers? Or are you using simple buttons like you said before? Is it done manually or in custom fields?
Are you cloaking the links to Google or just adding a simple nofollow tag on it?

Yes I'm using custom automated plugins to get Amazon's products using APIs :)
All Amazon links have no-follow attribute and only few are cloaked
 
After obtaining all this experience, if you will create a new Amazon site with ~50 pages, when you will start to build links? what type of links?
 
Sorry for all my question but you helped me a lot with answering my questions.
For this time I searched the last 2 days for a good keyword with less difficulty but im really unhappy, because I can't find
keywords beneath 52% difficulty. Do you have a trick how to find fast some good keywords with low difficulty?
And do you use also strong keywords like difficulty of 50% and more in your articles as second or third keyword?
 
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