Low competition keyword for Clickbank - Question about this video
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Ilias
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If you want to rank for the keyword then the answer is yes, but if you checked the google search results you'll find most of the top ranking websites are a high authority websites so it's hard to compete with them.
Zakch93
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Well that's the idea in the video, it's to rank for the easy keywords instead of competing for hard ones. But just to make sure, for a Clickbank product called "logo maker", low comp keyword target being "Jurassic park logo template", do we make article titled "logo maker review" and include the keyword in the content?
Because I think including that keyword in the title will be weird. Is having it only in the content and one time only enough to rank for that keyword? That's my question here.
Ilias
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I'm not sure if you have noticed it, people who doing clickbank+review websites are buying articles from high authority news websites, so they rank to the top of google within minutes, you can check "biofit review" for example, it's almost impossible to compete with them with your own website.
Targeting product name review will make you a lot of sales with a low of traffic cause the traffic has already a buy intent.
While with a related keyword like "Jurassic park logo template" needs a lot of traffic to make the same amount of sales
Zakch93
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" are buying articles from high authority news websites, " didn't you mean buying backlinks? I don't see why they can't just make the article themselves. Or else, please explain what you mean.
"Targeting product name review will make you a lot of sales with a low of traffic cause the traffic has already a buy intent." OK, but then, if I understand the technique in the video I posted, he's saying to make "Clickbank produt name review" in the title, and then use the low comp keyword in the article, is that correct? Is that a solid method?
Ilias
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No, they're doing press release. they actually make the article themselves and publish it on high authority websites, for biofit review example you'll find globenewswire on the top ranking. and this website charge $150 for a single article: https://www.globenewswire.com/Home/Pricing
I'm sorry I haven't watched the video, but to help you a little bit yes you can target a multiple keywords on a single article, so you can rank for a multiple keywords.