I need advice for low competition keyword !

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Hus-tler

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• Mar 13, 2018

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Hello, all my BHW Friends

First, on all my thread sorry for my bad English I know! I have been doing some keyword research, and I finally think I have found a Low Competition Keyword. 12 KC / 18100 Monthly Search Volume
Now, What is the next step? Thanks

 

Th3 Canadian 3h

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• Mar 13, 2018

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put them in a folder check back in a month and there should be money inside. If not .... it's broken and you should hire an IT guy

 

ContentWriter

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• Mar 14, 2018

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Start writing articles using the keywords you've gathered. I'm assuming that you have more than 1 keyword on hand. Do keyword research regularly. Stats can change every now and then. -Micah

 

godknowseverything

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• Mar 14, 2018

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Don't go with the tool scores as they can go terribly wrong, Check the competition manually.

 

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Lust

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• Mar 14, 2018

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Check the backlink profile of the top 5 competitor website. Ahrefs is a good tool for this even though you have to check with another tool to check whether there is any hidden pbn or not.

 

europemaverick

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• Mar 14, 2018

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don't take this the wrong way but you have a lot of reading to do. Next thing you need to do is get website (exact match domain or authority name) and then write some content and keep posting on it. Google all the terms which you don't understand and keep working on your site. If you fail don't give up. You can try with another website for same keyword. Just don't waste too much money on your first try.

 

Jiung

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• Mar 14, 2018

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ContentWriter said:

Start writing articles using the keywords you've gathered. I'm assuming that you have more than 1 keyword on hand. Do keyword research regularly. Stats can change every now and then. -Micah

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No, the first thing you should do is analyze the strength of the competition (top 10) before you start writing articles, as they may have hidden PBNs or have too much authority to outrank. If you write content first and throw shit at the wall to see what sticks, you’ll end us wasting your time as it might be an unrankable keyword.

 

Owanceaser

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Then Start building links for your low competition keyword. Build quality links to your site and don't go with any bulk tool links to your main site.