OK, so if the keyword phrase is gone, do I just look for a longer tail version of it, so I get the phrase I want + a useful extra word?
Like this:
red widgets gets 1,000 searches/day but the .com and .co.uk are already gone
red widgets uk gets 75 searches/day
So if I register...
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A buddy of mine who's sh1t-hot at SEO tells me that the best domain name is to use the main keyword phrase you want to rank with.
I've been fighting to get a site to rank using white-hat methods. I've got a ton more keyword phrase links than the top competition but a crappy domain...
I just bought a copy of Article Drip Robot to try out. :rain:
Spent about 3-4 hours setting up accounts on the directories - of the 126 available, I'd say about 25 would not let me confirm registration so I wasted time on them. :(
I still need to go through and setup pen names for a bunch...
The links go the other way - you want to put links on other sites, related to your niche, that use your keyword phrase. Not links from your site to your competitors - that would clearly be a dumb move!
So for a chocolate site if you want to rank for "white chocolate buttons" you would use...
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