Thanks for throwing some numbers out.
Are the 60k and 250k numbers for exact match ([keyword]) or broad match (keyword)?
no worries, they are for exact match. i am focusing on local monthly searches.
Global monthly searches 1800000, Local monthly searches 65000
no worries, they are for exact match. i am focusing on local monthly searches.
Global monthly searches 1800000, Local monthly searches 65000
He probably means 60k exact match searches but ones again this nor in quotes or without quotes page numbers can quantify SEO competition!!
EACH KEYWORD NEEDS INDIVIDUAL ANALYSIS TO DETERMINE +OR- ITS COMPETITION!
PRACTICAL EXAMPLE OF WHAT I WAS TRYING TO EXPLAIN:
Please go to google and type the following keyword in quotes: "buy diamonds online" How many results we get? 44000
Ok, now please do the same with: "dirty socks" How many results we get? 160000
@ BHW, DOES ANYONE HERE REALLY BELIEVE THAT "dirty socks" IS A 4 TIMES MORE DIFFICULT KEYWORD TO RANK THAN "buy diamonds online" ?? I CAN ASURE YOU IT ISN'T !
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Just to clarify, by exact match I mean enabling exact match searches per month in the Google Keyword Tool, which means all keywords are displayed in [keyword phrase] form and not just keyword phrase form (without brackets).
Broad searches per month and exact searches per month usually have enormous gaps unless they're one-word keyword phrases, which is why I asked the question.
You are correct.But if people do their keyword research and are actually targeting a money niche (unlike dirty socks), competition gauging will be relatively accurate enough to draw somewhat accurate conclusions.
Not trying to insult you at all whitegun, in fact I plan on buying from you in the future, I just think some rough numbers will give people a slightly better grasp of what is possible.