Tips for ranking my new site

Big Chief

Junior Member

Jun 3, 2013

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• Feb 14, 2015

• #1

So I have a keyword that has like 3m searches.
How much would I need to invest in order to rank it? Not number one but maybe top 10.

 

jamesjk1

Supreme Member

Nov 1, 2012

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• Feb 14, 2015

• #2

How long's a piece of string? Man, nobody is going to be able to give you an accurate (or worthwhile) answer without more info. If you're new to this, start out by ranking some genuinely low-comp keywords. That will give you a good idea about time/investment needed before mixing it up with the big-boys.

 

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designcock

Regular Member

Jul 30, 2014

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• Feb 14, 2015

• #3

Firstly start with low comp keyword

 

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achen9291

Newbie

Nov 1, 2014

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• Feb 14, 2015

• #4

I'd start with a keyword with less searches... maybe only up to 50k

 

FBGuru

Supreme Member

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Sep 22, 2013

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• Feb 14, 2015

• #5

$17,352.69 to be exact.

 

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Alive and Kicking

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Sep 28, 2014

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• Feb 14, 2015

• #6

whos to know the keyword could very well be in a dud market with 0 comp 0 authority pages
also I personally won't bother a keyword with that kind of volume would get a constant re index shuffle... rigged I tell you!

 

Golonzo

Junior Member

Feb 10, 2008

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• Feb 14, 2015

• #7

No way of knowing without details, But if its a one word keyword, maybe $10,000 minimum?

 

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affarmy

Regular Member

Aug 10, 2010

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• Feb 14, 2015

• #8

$1-$1m.
Good luck OP

 

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circuitb

Newbie

Feb 14, 2015

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• Feb 14, 2015

• #9

Not sure why you wish to rank for one keyword. the most effective SEO is to get ranked for 3 or 4 word phrases. A single word can have too many ambiguities. Eg take "protection", which can mean from the rain, contraception, health and safety at work, financial and on...