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 Post subject: Keyword Short or long?
PostPosted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 1:27 am 
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as we know google care about key words, so we do many on the word words. But i am little comfused:

Sometimes i use a brief key word, which it owns a huge Google Trends, but it can bring me much PV from google.

and when i use a little longer key word, that will be fine.

But it is not absolute. I wanna whether there is some rule to judge this.


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Well it depends. You must choose short or long keywords based on their competitiveness and the search volume they generate. That should be the factors to consider.

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ishie wrote:
Well it depends. You must choose short or long keywords based on their competitiveness and the search volume they generate. That should be the factors to consider.



I completely agree with you. It based upon the competitiveness whether you choose short or long keywords.

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I prefer short keyword such as single and double words only.


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I don't think the length of the keyword is a major issue. As long as it is relevant to the site, then it should be fine

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 Post subject: Re: Keyword Short or long?
PostPosted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 12:08 am 
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gina222114 wrote:
as we know google care about key words, so we do many on the word words. But i am little comfused:

Sometimes i use a brief key word, which it owns a huge Google Trends, but it can bring me much PV from google.

and when i use a little longer key word, that will be fine.

But it is not absolute. I wanna whether there is some rule to judge this.

Hi,
keyword should be short but descriptive enough for the users to identify u and your business.

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Using of Keyword Short or long that is depending on your services, your site, your business.


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short keywords fit in to all kind of search I think..and are better...though it entirely depends of the service and purposes of your site

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As short as possible


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Hi Gina,
I am Ketlin and from my point of you the keywords should be in clear words that
is showing your business. It does not matter that keyword is short or long but it
seems to be attractive that people read the keyword and they like to visit your site.

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The maximum number of keywords search engine recommend is 20.

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The length of keyword does not matter. The thing matter is that on which keyword you want to bring your site on the top of the google. Just choose that keyword and start optimization.

I personally start with long tail keywords ( 3 or 4 words) and than move to short tail keywords having one or two words only.


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I prefer one or two word keywords. But keywords should be chosen according your business and services, it must be relevant to your site's content. Also remember, keywords are used by people and competitors of that particular keyword.

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Keyword short or long is important. The important things the keyword can bring you more traffic.


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For me a keyword is some thing which is used by users to search our products. Whether it is short or long ,we need to get traffic by choosing it.

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