Should i target more low moz keyword difficulty informational keywords?
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I have created a blog of finding the best outdoor basketball and have targeted low keyword difficulty keywords and they are getting some traffic also. But the problem is the homepage is not ranking position still I want to ask that should I target more keywords of low Moz keyword difficulty for gaining more traffic or not?
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Keyword Difficulty (also referred to as “search engine marketing issue” or “key-word opposition”) is the manner of evaluating how tough it is to rank in Google’s natural search outcomes for a specific term. A key-word’s difficulty is based on some of various factors, together with area authority, page authority, and content material first-rate.
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I have made a blog of tracking down the best open air b-ball and have designated low catchphrase trouble watchwords and they are getting some traffic moreover. However, the issue is the landing [page](link url) isn't positioning position still I need to ask that would it be advisable for me to target more catchphrases of low Moz watchword trouble for acquiring traffic or not?
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Since many of our products and services are purpose-built for a niche community, I find that many of the keywords I am researching are all low-volume. Data on the Keyword Difficulty Tool show '0' under Bing Search Volume (exact match). I know what my competitors are targeting based on their title tags and web content, but I'm not sure if they did their keyword research homework, so I don't want to assume.
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