(FREE) Decent Keyword in a Good niche.

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There's competition (Like any other keyword) though, you'll be able to rank for in some time.

This is a decent keyword.

Use it / don't use it - the decision is on you.
 
Thanks for the share, but that's not even a decent keyword in my opinion.

I'll explain why:

The fact that the word "earn" is used in the search term doesn't make it a long-tail keyword because it's still part of a larger theme (make money online). Google basically shows you really high authority sites on the first page that have covered this topic extensively and have loads of backlinks already.

You're basically telling people to start competing in the online marketing niche SEO wise through one of the most competitive terms :D

This goes to show you why the allintitle: operator isn't the best for judging competition in SERP.
 
Good point.

Doesn't mean it's impossible to rank for, is it?

Anyway, it's posted for people that might find it useful.

Not here to argue on what's better or what's not.

Not even you, me, or the entire BHW will ever decypher google's algorithms or the way you will rank for a keyword, therefore, before pointing into something, unless you're working for Google... Don't make it sound impossible, ma' dude.


Thanks for the share, but that's not even a decent keyword in my opinion.

I'll explain why:

The fact that the word "earn" is used in the search term doesn't make it a long-tail keyword because it's still part of a larger theme (make money online). Google basically shows you really high authority sites on the first page that have covered this topic extensively and have loads of backlinks already.

You're basically telling people to start competing in the online marketing niche SEO wise through one of the most competitive terms :D

This goes to show you why the allintitle: operator isn't the best for judging competition in SERP.
 
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