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Hey ,

sorry for the newb question but when creating an amazon niche site I see everybody saying to rank first for long tail words such as “best golf clubs for left handed children” instead of “golf clubs”.

does this basically mean you should create your content around the longer phrases first but still base your website on golf clubs for instance? Or base your whole site around the long tail words?

I seem to be finding the wider niches just don’t know where to begin when it comes to long tail.

TIA
 
Base your website on golf clubs only in this case and target should also be to rank for primary keywords. Long tail keywords will give less traffic.
 
Hey ,

sorry for the newb question but when creating an amazon niche site I see everybody saying to rank first for long tail words such as “best golf clubs for left handed children” instead of “golf clubs”.

does this basically mean you should create your content around the longer phrases first but still base your website on golf clubs for instance? Or base your whole site around the long tail words?

I seem to be finding the wider niches just don’t know where to begin when it comes to long tail.

TIA


You need to consider keywords as either a generic one ' golf clubs' or a buyer intent on such as best golf clubs for left handed children.

Anyone searching for 'best golf clubs for left handed children' is more likely to be a buyer, as this search term is one looking for recommendations/answers.
 
You need to consider keywords as either a generic one ' golf clubs' or a buyer intent on such as best golf clubs for left handed children.

Anyone searching for 'best golf clubs for left handed children' is more likely to be a buyer, as this search term is one looking for recommendations/answers.

So have a mixture of both on my site?
 
So have a mixture of both on my site?

You want buyer intent ones ideally. A lot of generic ones attract tyre kickers.

Someone could be searching; 'golf clubs' and they're wanting to find the history of them, possibly.
Using the long tale example above ( best golf clubs for left handed children ), they are looking to solve a requirement.

Have a look on here for KGR keywords, there are a few sellers such as @SEOMadHatter and others.

Also have a read of this; https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-do-keyword-research-for-amazon-affiliate-site.1190470/
 
You want buyer intent ones ideally. A lot of generic ones attract tyre kickers.

Someone could be searching; 'golf clubs' and they're wanting to find the history of them, possibly.
Using the long tale example above ( best golf clubs for left handed children ), they are looking to solve a requirement.

Have a look on here for KGR keywords, there are a few sellers such as @SEOMadHatter and others.

Also have a read of this; https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-do-keyword-research-for-amazon-affiliate-site.1190470/


Okay great, thanks for your help!
 
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