KEI question

can anyone tell me if a particular keyword is search 50,000 in a month and the competing pages are 700,000 so that KEI = 50,000/700,000 = 0.0714

In this case what do you guys think? is it too competitive? normal?

 

very competitive but it can be over written with niche contents

 

is this correct forumula of KEI

someone told me a following formula
KEI = P^2/C

p=Keyword Popularity(month)
c=Competitiveness

 

My opinion is that is a little too competetive. You may want to be a bit more specific with your keyword.

 

The KEI does not tell if it is difficult to rank in the first 10 positions.

No matter what the KEI is. It will not be too difficult for you to be in the first 100. However, getting from 100 to the first 10 or even the first 5 can be very difficult. You should also study the first 10 sites before you conclude that it is competitive or not.

 

is the main poster adding in any comments here???

 

definitely very competitive, but there are ways around it. If you have the time to spend on it.

 

i thnk how much your keyword is popular in web market, if it the competition is shuld be there, then lots of compititors there, low popularity and competition get ur keyword at top, and this is great change, but not by other hand.

 

I two see this although longtail rules

 

KEI = (50,000*50,000)/700,000 = 3571.43

 

KEI = (50,000*50,000)/700,000 = 3571.43 ??/

what this??

 

wht s the correct formula Hersheys can u clarify that or anybody can

 

what does KEI stand for? sorry for this question, it is so strange to me

 

Hersheys Chocolate hope that is it ............

 

KEI = (Estimated traffic * Estimated traffic) / search competition

 

why should we square this estimated traffic

 

That's the formula of KEI.