Pyrokin3sis
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- Dec 9, 2009
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Say you find a low competition micro niche, revolving around a product, but the main url extenesions C/O/N are taken (which is extremely common for product related 600+ exact searches per month)
In anyone's experience, is it worth it to pursue the micro niche?
And if so, would you change the URL to a related keyword or would you change the extension? Or would you go with C/O/N with a different keyword density? What are the pros and cons, and what is the overall importance?
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For example, keyword "micro hot product," little to no competition:
microhotproduct c/n/o is taken, so:
emicrohotproduct c
vs
microhotproduct w/ non-popular extension
vs (related keyword with 1/2 or less traffic; let's so 400-500 exact searches per month)
bestmicrohotproduct c
OR, would you just move on to another niche that you can grab the C/O/N for
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*sorry for the mystery url extension abbreviations*
Any help would be greatly appreciated...
In anyone's experience, is it worth it to pursue the micro niche?
And if so, would you change the URL to a related keyword or would you change the extension? Or would you go with C/O/N with a different keyword density? What are the pros and cons, and what is the overall importance?
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For example, keyword "micro hot product," little to no competition:
microhotproduct c/n/o is taken, so:
emicrohotproduct c
vs
microhotproduct w/ non-popular extension
vs (related keyword with 1/2 or less traffic; let's so 400-500 exact searches per month)
bestmicrohotproduct c
OR, would you just move on to another niche that you can grab the C/O/N for
---
*sorry for the mystery url extension abbreviations*
Any help would be greatly appreciated...
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