Try 1600 exact searches, not 1.5m!
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PhotographyDigitalCameras.co.uk
It has quite a few unique reviews, plus unique content, tutorials and articles all on a WP theme.
The term Photography Digital Cameras shows on Google as a local exact of 1.5million! Although I agree this is quite a high figure for a three word keyword and perhaps overstated, it will still have a very high search volume.
It's still establishing itself. It has visitors through long tail searches. Current stats are:
Dec 09 = 438 uniques
Nov 09 = 263 uniques
Oct 09 = 375 uniques
There's only a few adsense blocks listed as main focus was estabishing, rather than earning straight away. Has earnt a few £'s through Adsense.
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Try 1600 exact searches, not 1.5m!
It has literally changed in past few days. This was showing 1.5million local exact (as well as global exact) from June 09 to December 09.
It's possible it's a glitch on Google. Global is 1.5million, it's a big jump down to 1,600 just for the UK - plus if you check on Adwords, Google themselves show up to 72 clicks per day for this keyword on Adwords.
This equals over 2,000 clicks per month on adword ads alone, excluding organic listings which would be far higher.
I'm not saying I agree with 1.5m local exact, but 1,600 is too low.
Also Google keyword tool trend shows a massive drop for November data. I do think this is a glitch.
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Google Analytics may be showing 1.5m Exact searches for Global .. but they are also showing 1.5m for Broad searches, again Global. Thus, be careful if this is your only source of analysis.
Digital Cameras is a huge search term and thus of great opportunity, but also very competitive.
Google Adwords is extremely inaccurate. With regards to figures (sometimes disgustingly inaccurate) and with the CPC too...
I suspect this keyword gets searched for 1,600, but probably less in the UK. My own method is to normally use the figure Google gives you for the exact match in the UK, and to divide it by about 8. That normally works for me.
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