How do i rank for 1000 keywords?
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i have dr 25 and 200 referring domains and ranking for 90 kws in usa.
i saw this trend that if you rank for more kws then chances are that you can rank for those high traffic kws in 1 to 5 positions. what i mean is that it increases your odds ?
possible answer1 :increase dr and da both and ur and pa ( ahrefs and moz) i know pagerank matters but these are some metrics we can look at for right now
possible answer 2 : get a lot of backlinks maybe from same site
but how does my backlinks can help me to rank for 1000 kws so that i can have at least 100 kws to rank in position 1 to 5?
detailed answers will defi be appreciated
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hi chris,
i understand what u r saying but my competitors are spammy. they dont have much content , poor english,
still they are on top
check in the attachment how they ranked overtime and look at the orange graph , how it has risen when no. of kws rose.
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Sam,
You've got it backwards. Ranking for 1000 keywords doesn't help you rank for 100 in the top 10. It's ranking well for 100 in the top 10 that helps you rank for 1000.
You get yourself ranked for those 100 by doing your homework, not asking people in a forum to spoon feed you detailed answers when those answers have already been published all over the web, including here in Moz's Learning Center. You're not going to get anywhere with that.
I'd say you want to come up to speed on your understanding of backlinks and keywords, first of all.
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Getting quality links towards your domain is one way to increase your popularity, the other one is just having good content overal. Wanting to rank on 1000 keywords is everybody's wish, but it's not so easy.
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