Ranking overnight in 100% white-hat way(Case Study)

Which tool do you use for LSI words? The ones I found online all have daily limits. Thank you.

Side note: results like this make me question what LSIs are haha https://imgur.com/a/3fxvgFy
I use AnswerThePublic most of the time and sort out keywords with Keyword Everywhere. Keyword suggestions(on SERP) by Keyword Everywhere also helped me.

Note: ATP also has limits. I use VPNs to use the daily free limit over and over. :)
 
What is your opinion on KWfinder? Based on your real case study, do you think their Keyword Difficulty is correct?
And by the way, do you have any proof about your case study? or you are just trying to get some clicks on the rank wizards
Well, I don't trust difficulty scores by any keyword tools. Not even the search volumes.

However, i'm actually onto it and getting results, bro. Check it- https://imgur.com/LrG74I5
 
By brandable domain did you mean an expired branded domain or a new one. If it was expired was it your niche related or something else ?
Although it's the safest to start with fresh domains, specially when you've long-term goals in mind.

But if I could find expired domains with good referral sites, good rank history, and no spammy contents, I don't mind working with expired ones as well. But you know, it's hard to find niche-relevant, good quality expired domains. Lucky you if you find one. :)

And by brandable, I mean niche-relevant, easy-to-remember, and short URLs.
 
My process was pretty hectic. Using 3-4 keyword tools, I prepared a gigantic database of 2000+ informative keywords under my niche. Then, I'd divide them into sub-categories and filter them based on SV, competition and intent. Moving forward, I'd do a one-by-one analysis of keywords(this eats up hours and hours).

And finally, I group up keywords based on intents again. For each keyword, I had 1-3 main keywords and 3-10 supportive keywords.

Then it moves to content structuring and resources.

Hey Rank Wizard, do you have a guide somewhere or can you point me to a guide on how to build up a database with 2000+ keywords? In my niche, I used the tools you mentioned like Google Analytics, Answer the Public and Keyword Shitter but only a fraction of the results were useful towards my niche. And I have been going at it for about 4 hours.

Keyword Shitter was quite useless (not sure if I am using it wrongly) but basically I inputted keyword 1 on row 1 and keyword 2 on row 2 and let it run for half an hour. Most of the shitted out by the website were not useful.

Thank you.
 
#Update_14th'march

The site is doing significantly well. So far, i've managed time to publish and optimize only 14 contents in total. And monthly traffic seems to cross 4k+ this month. In Feb'19, it was 2500.

Screenshot: https://imgur.com/CwQ7yof
CwQ7yof
 
#Update_14th'march

The site is doing significantly well. So far, i've managed time to publish and optimize only 14 contents in total. And monthly traffic seems to cross 4k+ this month. In Feb'19, it was 2500.

Screenshot: https://imgur.com/CwQ7yof
CwQ7yof

Any updates or insights you have to share? I have tried this but haven't been as successful as you have.
 
Very nice journey.

How do you back link your site? Links from the marketplace here or your own PBN?
 
Any updates or insights you have to share? I have tried this but haven't been as successful as you have.
Well, the only insight i'd like to share is, there nothing like a combo of 'Great Keyword Research' and 'Great Content'.

Here are some quick hacks-

1. Try picking up keywords based on reader's persona, not based on Search volume.
2. On the basement of a set of relevant keywords, create a content that provides a 360-degree solution for the reader.
3. Optimize naturally with no aggressive attempts.
4. Make sure to put clickbaits on the title(for CTR), and good layout in contents(for Dwell time).
5. Keep posting a few contents around evrery micro-topic. That will create a good topical authoritativeness. And Google loves it.
 
Very nice journey.

How do you back link your site? Links from the marketplace here or your own PBN?
I've not attempted any link building so far. As I've told in the post, I've worked around super low competitive keywords. By definition, they don't need any backlinks to rank. Good quality, lengthy and well-formated contents are the game changer.
 
1. Try picking up keywords based on reader's persona, not based on Search volume.
2. On the basement of a set of relevant keywords, create a content that provides a 360-degree solution for the reader.

Thanks for sharing. These 2 are not clear to me. Can you please elaborate?
 
Thanks for sharing. These 2 are not clear to me. Can you please elaborate?
1. Well when you're playing within the low competitive zone, keyword search volumes(generated by KW tools) often lie. I've got a number of posts which are getting several hundred traffic each, but the KW tools show that the targeted keywords have 0 MSV.
2. Instead of 1 KW:1 Article plan, I prefer choosing 3-10 closely relevant keywords, and build a post around them. Each of these keywords may have different search intentions. But as they are closely related, I get to answer them all in a 2000 words post. And finally, the post is expected to rank for each of these keywords.
 
How much are you generating with that traffic?
To be frank, I've not started monetizing the site yet. Have a plan to post 10 more articles, and monetize afterward.

But I've jetpack installed. So, i can see how much clicks I'm getting on my affiliate product links. In average, it's 300+ clicks per month. Considering a 6-8% conversion rate, it could earn around $300-$500 at this stage. And it's just from the affiliate.
 
Thanks for this thread. My all important question is: Where did you find the motivation to write 14 over-optimized articles about gardening? Are you into gardening?
 
wonderful experiment and a great result. The aim of traffic is conversion. What is the result of your effort so far?
 
Thanks for this thread. My all important question is: Where did you find the motivation to write 14 over-optimized articles about gardening? Are you into gardening?
Haha..that was a good question. Well, I'm not up to gardening, and never had been. I just found it as a great niche and went deep down into it. Eventually, I've got more than 100 keywords to work on at 1st tier. And I'm with JUST 14 of them so far.
 
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