I have a keyword phrase with low competition, but good search results.
The grammar used is not what I would normally use in a title.
Example: ‘How to DO Fences’ is the Google search phrase. Or, how I would write it, ‘How to BUILD Fences.’
Should I use the search term as is or change it? I want to use it as the articles title with additional wording.
It’s kind of like a misspelled keyword deal, I just wondered what forum members thoughts where?
Thanks for any advise.
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Improper Grammar In Keyword Phrase Article Title
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ESM
, May 07 2011 01:22 PM
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Posted 07 May 2011 - 01:24 PM
With Keyword Research, you have to use your own common sense. It's likely that's not actually a searched upon phrase and the tool is simply wrong.
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Posted 07 May 2011 - 01:30 PM
QUOTE(Jill @ May 7 2011, 12:24 PM) 
With Keyword Research, you have to use your own common sense. It's likely that's not actually a searched upon phrase and the tool is simply wrong.
Thank you for the fast reply Jill. I will do more research through some different engines.
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Posted 12 June 2011 - 06:48 PM
Good grammar or bad grammar, if it get's traffic in google I go after it.
I would recommend you check though you don't get that "did you mean..." when searching for your keyword, if so I would change it.
I would recommend you check though you don't get that "did you mean..." when searching for your keyword, if so I would change it.
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