If you query google with "the keyword" (with quotes) and you see 0 results, it means only your website will be visible for these keywords (unless somebody else decides to create a similar website 
). Once it's properly created and indexed it will need few days to show up for the search phrase, at least as of current situation in Google, but there are many factors, it all depends on how you build the website. If you work with WordPress just follow Yoast SEO instructions and you'll be fine.
). Once it's properly created and indexed it will need few days to show up for the search phrase, at least as of current situation in Google, but there are many factors, it all depends on how you build the website. If you work with WordPress just follow Yoast SEO instructions and you'll be fine.
vibedz
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1st I said there is no result for the targated keyword
2- keyword its a mix between may keyword + brand name + product
3- when I search for the keyword i get only brandname and product keyword result not the keyword that i target
Brand DA 75 the other result its between 26 and 40 DA
and the most don't have backlink
vibedz
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If you query google with "the keyword" (with quotes) and you see 0 results, it means only your website will be visible for these keywords (unless somebody else decides to create a similar website
Its for a product with medium difficulty and I wrote a blog post with 4400 words keyword its a mix between brand name product and im using Rankmath I don't trust Yoast anymore
Billy Batts
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20 searches a month? Not worth my time.
vibedz
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Im using Moz
Roger Marquez
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First, take a look at these resources...
[Ultimate Guide] How to Analyse SERP and Keyword Competition by Holzr
Keyword Difficulty: How to Determine Your Chances of Ranking in Google by Ahrefs
And you will find the answers you´re looking for.
Personally, i don´t rely on any keyword difficulty score by ANY SEO TOOL!
I just take them for what they are...A weighted average on the backlink profile for the sites ranking in the top 10 in Google.
But from there, i conduct my own keyword difficulty analysis by pretty much applying what I´ve learned from the resources i listed above.
On my short experience on this topic, I´ve found (while using Ahrefs) keywords with a KD of 40 that are easier to rank in the top 10 of Google results than keywords with a KD of 20.
Also, monthly search volume it´s pretty much worthless.
I mean, it´s nice to determine whether or not a keyword it´s been searched in google but from there i just don´t care at all about that metric.
For me, it´s a lot more important to see how much traffic a particular keyword can generate for me.
I´ve seen keywords with more traffic potential than their monthly search volume.
Which one would you choose? A keyword with 1,000 monthly searches? Or a keyword that can generate 1,000 monthly visitors?
Hope this helps,
Cheers!
Hows was the success of doing this?