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Hey. Hope you can help me here .. I have a keyword that is not "top 10 in google" but the keyword is a keyword Difficulty of 22%. Can you give me some advice on how to get top 10 on the keywords that have keyword Difficulty 22%?
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Andreas, start with doing some backlink research for the top 10 sites that are ranking for that keyword. Find the backlinks that you can also get your site. Analyze the on site activity that those top 10 sites have engaged in for that keyword and try to emulate some of the best practices that you observe. Keep doing this regularly and track the rankings weekly, monthly. You should see progress.
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