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    Avoid Long-Tail Keywords And Start Focusing On Intent

    The use of keywords have been disparaged, celebrated, analyzed and also debated over the years.

    Long-tail keywords which are known as the specific phrases of higher quality queries from searchers with low-volume and also who are closer to take action on the services and products that they seek have received a heck of recognition for their value to the marketers.

    However, there are keywords that have a high regard only for a few years. The evolution of search that has become the commonplace for search engine optimization, businesses have therefore succeeded in increasing their search results and also made adjustments that are visible for queries which are mostly used.

    This could be a useful information as it would affect the search results pages which contain exactly what the user is actually searching for.

    Most of the issues that are resolved have longer keywords which provide not much relevant information what a searcher actually needs.

    Generally, a search engine user looks for information that uses one & two methods to arrive at the search results which they need: –

    They usually start with a broad search which continues to refine that search until they get appropriate relevant results.

    They refine the search, by knowing that the results will not give the search that they need. Therefore, begin with a more specific search and refine few more times for good intent.

    Google has populated broad queries with universal results offerings like images, news, knowledge graph, videos etc.

    Longer search queries have become a norm. These relevant pages, specific moves that the users are actually looking for onto the page or next page.

    Then, on top of these results we have results like educational or Wikipedia and governmental pages that do not exactly fit the intent of user’s search either.

    Sandy
    Sandy
    He is an SEO consultant and enthusiastic learner. He writes about various topics on Techno Xprt, sharing his deep understanding and passion for writing.

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