How to choose the right keywords for 1name1day.com
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Hi guys
I was wondering wich keywords would fit my website 1name1day.com
How to compete with this godaddy monster and all those big firms .
They will always stay on google page 1 and what are my chances to be seen
in page 1 for the keyword " domain name "
Thanks
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If you analyse all the blogs on competitor websites, establish their strong points and their weak points and then develop your own blog that provides the best content in the industry, you will gain natural links and you will have a chance of competing. Obviously this would only work if your onsite optimisation had been completed.
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"Domain name" is a pretty competitive keyword. Google is giving more weight to brands these days, so focus on building your brand and providing the best service in this space.
How can you make your website better than Godaddy? Why does your site deserve to rank above your competitors? How can you get people talking about your site?
If you can figure out the answers to those questions, a lot of your SEO will take care of itself.
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