{help needed} competitor hit me on long-tail keywords, how to solve this?

fionac

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I recently found my competitor hit me on bunch of long-tail keywords, where both of us are having the same keywords.

I polished some of content and tried to improve it.

Do you have any suggestions for this issue?

Many thanks in advance.
 
I think that defines competitor that you both are trying to rank for the same keywords.

Have your content better optimized than his, get better/more links and publish more than he can so you win on the topical relevance.
 
I think that defines competitor that you both are trying to rank for the same keywords.

Have your content better optimized than his, get better/more links and publish more than he can so you win on the topical relevance.
He copied the content of hundreds of pages except changing the location, such as "new york" and "franskton" are two pages, but the content is same.
I am also doing this, but not as speedy as he did. He posted over 100 pages each day last couple months.
I am doing pretty slow, and tried to optimise the pages, as you might know, it is time-consuming.
I also purchased backlinks from market and hope to improve the authority of my website.
 
He copied the content of hundreds of pages except changing the location, such as "new york" and "franskton" are two pages, but the content is same.
I am also doing this, but not as speedy as he did. He posted over 100 pages each day last couple months.
You mean that he has many pages with the same content but the location changes or that he copied content from some other websites? Either way he will get hit at some point, so I would not replicate that strategy.
 
well focusing on long tail keyword is one of the best ways yo bring qualified traffic to your sites and stay ahead of your competitors. as they are specific and detailed search queries. they have much lower volume and competition. also they tend to have higher conversion rate. but if your competitor is trying to rank through the same keyword then all you can do is better optimization of your content.
 
You mean that he has many pages with the same content but the location changes or that he copied content from some other websites? Either way he will get hit at some point, so I would not replicate that strategy.
thank you all, he copied his own site
 
search for his content and make a content that is better and longer than him
add it and wait few weeks
if serp doesn't move try adding backlinks
 
search for his content and make a content that is better and longer than him
add it and wait few weeks
if serp doesn't move try adding backlinks
awesome idea
 
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