The Unique Keyword Opportunity of 2016

Started by ergophobe, January 04, 2016, 05:22:17 PM

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ergophobe

New Year Reminder PSA....

The Unique Keyword Opportunity of 2016....

Hint: it's got a 75% overlap with the unique KW opportunity of last year...

http://www.viperchill.com/google-traffic-2016/

Rupert

Note to self... start on 2017 before Jan 2017.


Damn, was that a bandwagon just go past the door?
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ergophobe

Actually no, it hasn't.

If you look at the graphs Glenn has in the article, the search volume for a YYYY term doesn't really take off until late in the year. At this point, Product X 2016 hasn't been released (except maybe cars and a few things like that).

But for other terms - best ____ of 2016, those searches are still 12 months away. It might be getting late for "Valentine's Day 2016" if you don't move soon, but "2016 World Series" is probably just a dribble for people who are looking to get tickets and want to plan early.


Rupert

Ok The band wagon was tongue in cheek.  I did not mean to be rude, sorry if I seemed so. 

I have a number of blog posts planned, so thank you :)

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Rumbas


BoL

Nice insights. As a user I come across this phenomenon on YouTube, when looking for the latest on a topic. The videos are usually just older ones with 2015-2016 tacked onto the title.

rcjordan

#7
I often have to add a year qualifier (or scan the date in the serp teaser) when doing deeper searching for tech that has reached/passed the tipping point re viability but is still developing. OR when there was a recent convergence with some other tech that was a game-changer. OR those assholes at Verizon start blocking miracasting of NFL games.

ergophobe

>> I did not mean to be rude

Didn't even cross my mind. And I wasn't trying to be argumentative, you just prompted me to ask the question "is it too late for 2016?" and I was surprised how many "summer" terms peak in Feb or Mar.

So not at all... I was glad of the conversation!

Rupert

Thanks...

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ergophobe

Quote from: Rupert on January 06, 2016, 07:35:31 AM
I so often use tone in my conversation I forget when typing it cannot be heard. 

Well, I assumed irony with perhaps a tinge of genuine regret. But certainly nothing remotely rude. I think with respect to online conversation, I am not very attuned to subtle insults, so if you actually want to offend me, you need to get pretty direct about it :-)

Rupert

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