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Re: Show HN: Find longtail keywords with low SEO competition

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I have no idea what the color scheme means on SERPs listings. Numbers are obviously color coded... but I can't figure out any explanation as to what green vs red means.

Red color = High SEO competitiveness Green color = Low SEO competitiveness I will have to make it more clear, because many people are asking about it.

I'm seeing it on the SERP results on the right hand side for number colors. See: http://i.imgur.com/v64bfWa.png

Re: Show HN: Find longtail keywords with low SEO competition

#32
post #31

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Red color = High SEO competitiveness Green color = Low SEO competitiveness I will have to make it more clear, because many people are asking about it.

I'm seeing it on the SERP results on the right hand side for number colors. See: http://i.imgur.com/v64bfWa.png

There are multiple shades from green to red.

Re: Show HN: Find longtail keywords with low SEO competition

#33

I'd love to sign up and check it out but your signup page is using HTTP (no ssl), and I'd prefer not send a password over the internets in clear text. Throw some SSL on that baby and I'll come back.

Yeah this is kind of lazy...... Maybe just use something other than your bank password?

Re: Show HN: Find longtail keywords with low SEO competition

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post #31

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I'm seeing it on the SERP results on the right hand side for number colors. See: http://i.imgur.com/v64bfWa.png

There are multiple shades from green to red.

So in this instance, is the color indicating how competitive the sites are for the term? in general? It's obviously a ranked list, so presumably they would be in descending order for that term.

Re: Show HN: Find longtail keywords with low SEO competition

#37
This is great. I used to use Market Samurai for this but it was slow as hell and then their SEO competition module broke altogether (presumably because of changes in the Google kw tool).

Are you scraping Google kw planner directly or are you using a separate keyword database?

Re: Show HN: Find longtail keywords with low SEO competition

#38
post #37

This is great. I used to use Market Samurai for this but it was slow as hell and then their SEO competition module broke altogether (presumably because of changes in the Google kw tool). Are you scraping Google kw planner directly or are you using a separate keyword database?

Directly. And it is a really big challenge :)

Re: Show HN: Find longtail keywords with low SEO competition

#39

Can't make any searches for free without signing up?

> Why to sign up? As a registered user you will be able to perform more searches for free. No spam. Making you sign up is not unreasonable. But I find this text annoying. Yes I can perform "more" searches for free if I sign up, meaning more than zero.

right, a result of the quick change over to help not kill the servers or their/his wallet.. if you do keep this flow, re-evaluate the verbiage.

I like the design and layout of the site though! maybe add a few more tool tips about what each column means. i know a little PPC terminology but not enough apparently..

Re: Show HN: Find longtail keywords with low SEO competition

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

> Why to sign up? As a registered user you will be able to perform more searches for free. No spam. Making you sign up is not unreasonable. But I find this text annoying. Yes I can perform "more" searches for free if I sign up, meaning more than zero.

right, a result of the quick change over to help not kill the servers or their/his wallet.. if you do keep this flow, re-evaluate the verbiage. I like the design and layout of the site though! maybe add a few more tool tips about what each column means. i know a little PPC terminology but not enough apparently..

Yeah, I assumed that might have been for the purposes of not lighting the server on fire, which is totally reasonable :)
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