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Low competition for High vs Low Keyword volume count?

by Khatil Kero
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i am confused but i have my blogs!

if i find low competition and 20 keywords volume per month or
low competition and 100 to 500 volume keywords per month?

if i choosed 20 volume then it will come traffic 20 visitor per month?

better 10 to 20 volume or above 100 volume? you experienced before?

advice me?
#competition #count #high #keyword #low #volume
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  • Profile picture of the author KylieSweet
    Most of the time they use low competition to establish the brand first then target for the high competition level.
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    Target low competition, high search volume keywords.
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    • Profile picture of the author yukon
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      Originally Posted by expmrb View Post

      Target low competition, high search volume keywords.
      When have you ever found that?
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      • Profile picture of the author dave_hermansen
        Originally Posted by yukon View Post

        When have you ever found that?
        Not very often but there are still a some out there. "Ghost hunting equipment", for instance, has a relatively high number of searches (5,400/month in the USA on Google, alone) and isn't a super competitive search phrase. Sorry, but that's the only one that came to mind right off the bat that wasn't jeopardizing anyone's niche that I know of.
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    Personally, I wouldn't waste my time optimizing around any phrase that got less than 300 searches per month. That's 10 per day and even if you rank #1, only 3 or 4 of those 10 will click on your listing. If you figure an average conversion rate of 2%, you'll get about one conversion per month for that 300/month search phrase IF you get to #1.
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