oni3350
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- Sep 24, 2008
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Ok ive been a little confused on this for a while now.
See everywhere i have read, BHW, Howie Schwartz ect. When talking about SEO and dominating google with the whole web 2.0 and putting out masses of content on blogs, articles, videos, RSS directories ect. and really drilling down on buying keyword phrases there is other web 2.0 competitors out there for that keyword phrase and also paid ads, meaning commercial buy ability BUT!
When i go to a site like http://tools.seobook.com/keyword-tools/seobook/ to look and see how many daily searches that specific keyword gets, its hardly ever a lot, if not any at all!!!
So why are there still people paying for ads and targeting with web 2.0 for keywords that hardly get daily searches....
I never hear any information about researching into the daily amounts of searches that keyword gets..... so whats going on? if it irrelevant or something? i dont think so.....
See everywhere i have read, BHW, Howie Schwartz ect. When talking about SEO and dominating google with the whole web 2.0 and putting out masses of content on blogs, articles, videos, RSS directories ect. and really drilling down on buying keyword phrases there is other web 2.0 competitors out there for that keyword phrase and also paid ads, meaning commercial buy ability BUT!
When i go to a site like http://tools.seobook.com/keyword-tools/seobook/ to look and see how many daily searches that specific keyword gets, its hardly ever a lot, if not any at all!!!
So why are there still people paying for ads and targeting with web 2.0 for keywords that hardly get daily searches....
I never hear any information about researching into the daily amounts of searches that keyword gets..... so whats going on? if it irrelevant or something? i dont think so.....