Using the INTITLE: command - are these results good?

hi guys

I am looking into a niche keyword (actually a phrase) in the STOCK MARKET sector...these are my results using the google search functions

google normal search = 101,000 results

ALLINTITLE gets = 6 results

INTITLE gets = 3,190 results

MY QUESTION IS - does this look like something i could rank #1 with little effort? (with proper backlinks etc) or are these numbers crazy!

I know the search volume is high for this term.

Thanks guys..

 

if the keyword is STOCK MARKET

the top anchor goto nasdaq with 128,000 back links for nasdaq in which 568 on unique c block --

 

On competitive terms the title alone is not going to be a good judge of difficulty

 

hmmmm.. how would i know if a term is good to invest time in?

 

When i launch SEO campaigns for clients with low budgets I use allintitle: or allintitle:"keyword" to find niche words.

Then use keyword research tool like wordtracket to confirm that the keyword generates valid searches.

After that take a look at compititors keyword density (meta and content) and in links

You should do fine.

Keep in mind that domain history goes into SEO....if you have a new domain it might take a bit to see results

PM for more info

 

THanks bro

 

Thats good tips, but I rarely look at the competition that way, at least for rankings in Google.

Here is my own method

Go to the competition sites, check the GOOGLE only backlinks

I usually look at the top 5

If the top 1 has 1,000 links and the rest are all in the couple hundred range, it wont take but maybe 1-2 weeks to rank on that term with a domain thats 2-3 years old.

I use this and it works great, I have sites ranking all over for all kinds of niches!

 

Better target your keywords without including allintitle: or other advanced commands because visitors usually type the keywords without the advanced commands. Just use advanced command to monitor your site if it is indexed or not.