SEO Series - Keywords

[gotonudecom]

why no web site or redirect or SEO?!?


LustXSEO.com

[BrasSmonkey]

if you don't know this stuff... wtf are you doing here???

[gotonudecom]

if you don't know this stuff... wtf are you doing here???

The purpose of this form is to provide resources to people that do not know.

The problem with all forums is people typing in dumb shit like you just did!
how is that helpful to this forum.

@BrasSmonkey
Be helpful or !#@$!#$!


After Bras reads and responds with more bras, please delete this post.
Let it be know to you ass hats. Be helpful or just read!

[lustxseo]

why no web site or redirect or SEO?!?


LustXSEO.com

Yeah, I've got the domain, just can't find enough time to plan out the site and get it running. The way things are right now, it's probably going to wait for another month or two

[gotonudecom]

why no web site or redirect or SEO?!?


LustXSEO.com

Yeah, I've got the domain, just can't find enough time to plan out the site and get it running. The way things are right now, it's probably going to wait for another month or two

Suggestion
one page, one paragraph (one sentence)
email capture form. Use a free one for now, just start capturing emails.

Put the post you wrote above on the page. I use this strategy all the time and when you finally have time to launch

One google already has you in the crawl que
Two google loves to watch sites grow as you add content google will be watching and give you better scores.

and I have a long list of domains without one page, so I get it. Just saying for everyone else also.

[BrasSmonkey]

if you don't know this stuff... wtf are you doing here???

The purpose of this form is to provide resources to people that do not know.

The problem with all forums is people typing in dumb shit like you just did!
how is that helpful to this forum.

@BrasSmonkey
Be helpful or !#@$!#$!


After Bras reads and responds with more bras, please delete this post.
Let it be know to you ass hats. Be helpful or just read!

look who's talking! the guy that missed selling nude.com to playboy or hustler in their prime!!!!

[urbanlegend]

You impressed me with that article well done

[pornmafia]

look who's talking! the guy that missed selling nude.com to playboy or hustler in their prime!!!!

what if he has made more money owning it and still has a top tier domain he can sell any time for big money?

[BrasSmonkey]

look who's talking! the guy that missed selling nude.com to playboy or hustler in their prime!!!!

what if he has made more money owning it and still has a top tier domain he can sell any time for big money?

he didnt though!

[pornmafia]

look who's talking! the guy that missed selling nude.com to playboy or hustler in their prime!!!!

what if he has made more money owning it and still has a top tier domain he can sell any time for big money?

he didnt though!

You know this for a fact, did he tell you as much?

[BrasSmonkey]

what if he has made more money owning it and still has a top tier domain he can sell any time for big money?

he didnt though!

You know this for a fact, did he tell you as much?

let's just let it go. i have no beef with the man. end of story.

[jonas]

Hi everyone, thought I could contribute to the community with some info, and possibly help you better understand SEO.

So, here is some Keyword info that could help you in the future.

Keywords

First of all, you have to place yourself in the mindset of a user, and always ask yourself questions from a searcher's point of view before doing your research, like "What am I looking for?", "What is my final destination?", "What is my intent?".
Everything is far easier when you have a certain plan in mind, so let's lay out the foundations.

Short And Long Tail Keywords

Short tail keywords contain 1-3 words, although at this point in time ranking for a 1 word KW is pretty much impossible unless you've got a big website, and if that's the case, then you don't really need to read this guide. However, 2-3 word keywords are still relatively short and you should go for them when there is enough room, just make sure to analyze all the data beforehand.
Now, some would argue that 3-word KWs are long-tail, but I'd disagree, especially in porn, they are most likely pornstar name + something, 2+word category + pornstar, porn, or something similar, and a lot of variations that pretty much make them short tail.

Long Tail is a bag of mixed feelings personally, they can help you rank for the short tail as well, but building something around them is way harder than it would be otherwise. But if you do manage to strike one that fits just right, go for it, there is far more to gain compared to short tail.

Density

Density is a value of a certain percentage of total text reserved for keywords. The average of 2% is something of a golden standard (for example if you've got 1000 words, 20 words should go for keywords), you can't go wrong with it. There was recently a keyword density discussion where I went in-depth on why it matters, despite not officially being a direct SEO metric. Let's say you're going for a long tail keyword, there is simply no space for you to keep within the magic 2% density, it's either going to go below, or way above that, with the latter being the most common case.

There are certain rules for certain topics and keywords, determining what the optimal density should be, depends on a lot of factors, and it usually gets down to checking out around your competition and seeing what they're doing.

Intent

We can split intent in 4 categories - Informational, Navigational, Transactional, and Commercial.

Informational - A user wants to find out more about a subject, or needs an answer for his question.
Navigational - A user is searching for something specific, like a certain type of website, and you're acting as a navigational point towards it.
Transactional - A user is looking to make a purchase for a product, entertainment, or pretty much any digital good.
Commercial - A user is researching certain brands, companies, services, etc.

Intent is one of the most important metrics of a keyword, it helps us better understand what the user wants to do by typing something in their search bar. Let's face it, all of these intents serve as a launching pad for you, a webmaster, to make a buck. The major difference is how it fits with the style of your website, are you running a tube, blog, directory, or a paysite? Choose your intent wisely, so the user actually reaches your site and finds your content valuable. Besides actually benefiting you directly, it also helps lower your bounce rate and keeps people more engaged with your site, increasing efficiency.

Volume, Competition, Difficulty, Number Of Results

Volume indicates an average monthly number of searches. It's your basic guideline, a way for you to determine whether or not a keyword is worth the effort ranking for, or how much time and resources you should put towards it.

Competition is an artificial factor, and each of the online tools you're using have their own way of determining how much competition there is for a given keyword. It's still worth paying attention to because it can be a tipping point in whether or not you're going to decide on a keyword.

Dificulty is another factor, quite similar to the competition, it takes multiple elements in consideration, and ranks a keyword on a scale of 1-100. It is pretty much everyone's starting point, but sometimes it can be deceiving, and you can rank for a keyword regardless of its difficulty index.

Number Of Results is simple, it's... um... number of results that pop up in google search for a selected keyword.
Number of results is often an overlooked category, chances are you're going to find a keyword that has less than 100 results, despite initially having a higher difficulty index.
For instance "what is asmr porn" has 89 results at the moment of writing this, with a difficulty index of 34, and 720 volume. If you have a "smaller" site, with low DA, or even 0, that might seem like mission impossible, but it's not. Check out your competition, extract data, and create something better than they have and you're guaranteed to rank. It might take some time, maybe even months, but eventually you are going to skyrocket to page 1.
In the grand scheme of things, 720 volume is still low, you can certainly find bigger volume keywords with other metrics similar to the one in the example and still rank for it.

So when should you not pursue a keyword? When your competition is too massive, when they all have content users are searching for, insanely high DA, and colossal traffic. That's especially true for tubes, more often than not you're going against the big boys, and simply have to settle with long tail keywords.

Other Keyword Tips

When selecting a keyword, you need to have a goal. Low competition, low traffic keywords are only worth it if you reach top 3 results, and even then, nr.1 spot is ideal.
Okay, nr.1 spot is always the best one, but if you're ranking for higher traffic keywords, it's not the only spot where you'll extract some value. Essentially, going for the first page is more than enough.

Besides all of these, you should take the age of the competition's page that's ranking for a certain keyword into consideration. Google rewards newer stuff, but whether you're going to keep that spot depends on how relevant your content ends up being compared to your competition, and how well the users who pick you interact with your website.

Don't stuff your content with keywords. Although this falls under density, it's worth saying that going overboard will bring negative SEO to your website.

Finally, you will learn how and when to use a keyword and which ones work by seeing data, and it takes time, a lot of it. If you happen to have a page that doesn't rank well, go back and change things, maybe even remove that keyword and place a new one, or just update your content, refresh it a bit and then wait, because that's what SEO is, a waiting game.

This really helped me understand a few things you discussed so for that thanks

[jag]

Lustxseo how long have you been doing this, you have good ideas hon.

[lustxseo]

Lustxseo how long have you been doing this, you have good ideas hon.

For about 4 years in total. Thanks, I like what I do, so I try my hardest with SEO.

[workman]

Lustxseo how long have you been doing this, you have good ideas hon.

For about 4 years in total. Thanks, I like what I do, so I try my hardest with SEO.

What made you get into seo and not some other aspect of the internet?