Technically, I have created by definition, a horse directory. The keyword phrase 'horse directory' on Google's SERPs, 21.7 million. The search keyword phrase ' horse services', although, by Google's SERPs is 33.4 million.
Ever been so frustrated that you want to set your hair ablaze and run around your back yard naked and screaming obsentities? I'm there.
Any recommendations, please.
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Horse Directory Or Horse Services Title To Url
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bmatexas
, Dec 19 2009 06:15 AM
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Posted 19 December 2009 - 09:20 AM
Not sure what your asking (if anything).
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Posted 19 December 2009 - 09:44 AM
Some more specific... "Horse directory" is not your goal.
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Posted 19 December 2009 - 04:15 PM
If the question is which of those two phrases to use in the home page's title, I can see that there are plenty of sites with home pages optimized for [horse directory], [horse services], or even [horse services directory]. Assuming your horse directory is full of lots of information concerning horses, don't worry right now about two specific, highly-competitive keyword phrases. As you build the directory, you're going to be creating lots of pages that are relevant to lots of searches -- the (ahem) long tail, if you will 
-- and the more of that you have, the more relevant the directory itself will become to the more general searches.
-- and the more of that you have, the more relevant the directory itself will become to the more general searches.
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Posted 12 February 2010 - 11:20 AM
QUOTE(bmatexas @ Dec 19 2009, 11:15 AM) 
Technically, I have created by definition, a horse directory. The keyword phrase 'horse directory' on Google's SERPs, 21.7 million. The search keyword phrase ' horse services', although, by Google's SERPs is 33.4 million.
Ever been so frustrated that you want to set your hair ablaze and run around your back yard naked and screaming obsentities? I'm there.
Any recommendations, please.
Ever been so frustrated that you want to set your hair ablaze and run around your back yard naked and screaming obsentities? I'm there.
Any recommendations, please.
If you could be more specific then I'm sure you'd get some recommendations
The number of pages returned by a query isn't neccasarily an indication of the traffic or competitiveness of a search term.
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