Comments on: Market Samurai PBR http://www.keywordresearchlab.com/market-samurai/market-samurai-pbr/ Keyword Research Tools & Tutorials Tue, 23 Aug 2011 07:12:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Toddler Boy Clothing http://www.keywordresearchlab.com/market-samurai/market-samurai-pbr/comment-page-1/#comment-406 Toddler Boy Clothing Sun, 25 Jul 2010 00:29:23 +0000 http://www.keywordresearchlab.com/market-samurai/market-samurai-pbr/#comment-406 THANKS so much for this post! I am disappointed in myself because I accidentally bought a domain name that has a PBR of 9%. Fortunately, it has some traffic, so hopefully it will do ok. THANKS so much for this post! I am disappointed in myself because I accidentally bought a domain name that has a PBR of 9%. Fortunately, it has some traffic, so hopefully it will do ok.

]]> By: Andii http://www.keywordresearchlab.com/market-samurai/market-samurai-pbr/comment-page-1/#comment-383 Andii Tue, 09 Feb 2010 08:31:46 +0000 http://www.keywordresearchlab.com/market-samurai/market-samurai-pbr/#comment-383 Thanks Andy, that makes perfect sense now. I kind of understood this but wasn't totally sure. So the results then in the KW list will display the words in any order so long as the phrase is made up from the exact same words. 'cake diet' shows 398 daily searches and so does 'diet cake' Yet if we created a page around the key phrase 'cake diet' we'd lose out because in general the SE's list a search term in the exact order it was typed first. In your particular example, there are only 8% of folks typing the words 'cake' and 'diet' in that order, meaning it makes more sense to build a page around the search term 'Diet Cake' where the PBR sits at 13% Sorry to respond with what you've already explained, but this helps to reinforce my own understanding because I'm not what you might call the brightest lamp in the street when it comes to KW research ;-) Just for the record, i think MS tutorials actually suggest filtering PBR at 15%, although it would make sense to set this even higher if the phrases for the niche were a plenty. What what your minimum PBR suggestion be? Cheers Andy (Chiang Mai) Thanks Andy, that makes perfect sense now. I kind of understood this but wasn’t totally sure. So the results then in the KW list will display the words in any order so long as the phrase is made up from the exact same words.

‘cake diet’ shows 398 daily searches and so does ‘diet cake’ Yet if we created a page around the key phrase ‘cake diet’ we’d lose out because in general the SE’s list a search term in the exact order it was typed first. In your particular example, there are only 8% of folks typing the words ‘cake’ and ‘diet’ in that order, meaning it makes more sense to build a page around the search term ‘Diet Cake’ where the PBR sits at 13%

Sorry to respond with what you’ve already explained, but this helps to reinforce my own understanding because I’m not what you might call the brightest lamp in the street when it comes to KW research ;-)

Just for the record, i think MS tutorials actually suggest filtering PBR at 15%, although it would make sense to set this even higher if the phrases for the niche were a plenty. What what your minimum PBR suggestion be?

Cheers

Andy (Chiang Mai)

]]> By: Tony http://www.keywordresearchlab.com/market-samurai/market-samurai-pbr/comment-page-1/#comment-378 Tony Fri, 05 Feb 2010 15:24:33 +0000 http://www.keywordresearchlab.com/market-samurai/market-samurai-pbr/#comment-378 Hi Andy, Why not just use "exact match", surely that tells you exactly what people are searching for? Tony Hi Andy,

Why not just use “exact match”, surely that tells you exactly what people are searching for?

Tony

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