Target Keyword and 301 Redirect Questions

Hello,

Im planning on buying a bunch of domains to 301 redirect to my main business site. Now i have a few questions. I know what my domain names will look like but i need to know what numbers are good that I can dominate easily with some target scrapebox, bookmarking etc and dominate eventually.

The domains im targetting that have good target have something in the range of these stats:

Normal keyword in google: range from 1 million to 3 million comp
quotes keyword in google: 250,500 to 1 million comp

Just want to know, are thesse numbers OK to target? What kind of numbers can be dominated with minimal effort? also:

allintitle ranges from 200 to 5000

Are these OK to target?


Now my second question, how can I 301 Redirect or something like that to my main site but have a different Title and meta tag so then I can have the title be my keyword which will make life easier instead of taking on the keywords of my main site?

Thanks

great explanation! Now can somebody help with the keyword in general so in the future when I target keywords I know what I am doing?

Thanks

lol come on man. i know what SEO is. Im scared to buy extra domains with keywords for no reason. I just need some good numbers thats all. I know more about SEO then most people just have issues with keyword research.,

lol nice. but i know all that. I just want to know what kind of specific competition and traffic numbers you or other people target as you all have experience.

i use Market Samurai along with a few of my tools to determine a few domains but i cant choose because i dont understand what kind of range to use

nahid5692001 said:

lol nice. but i know all that. I just want to know what kind of specific competition and traffic numbers you or other people target as you all have experience.

i use Market Samurai along with a few of my tools to determine a few domains but i cant choose because i dont understand what kind of range to use

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I think the problem is that a lot of people (when learning keyword research) think that there are certain filter amounts and perfect numbers to shoot for that equal success. What i'm realizing more and more kinda ties into what M.A.D was saying... It's less about the numbers and more about understanding how hard your competition will be to beat.

Obviously less competition is always better. I've evolved my keyword research from when I watched videos on how to use Market Samurai. I don't even filter based on competition anymore because i was sick of it taking out potentially profitable keywords. I look instead at deficits between SEOC and SEOT, but never do anything until i look at the top 10's PR, links, and on page SEO. (i.e. it wouldn't matter if there were 500k competitors if they were all PR0 with 2 backlinks)

I'm still a noob tho, so heh