Keyword trend chart

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Hello, Moz fans, and welcome to another installment of Whiteboard Friday. This week we’ll discuss the technique sometimes called keyword plus year. The trick is that you pick a keyword with a certain search volume, and then add a period (could be one month or one month plus one year) so that you can leapfrog many other players (due to one month plus one year) in a less competitive field. I'll show you what I'm talking about. An example will help.



Let’s say that every year a lot of people search for the best web design. What? They are looking for design galleries, so they search for the best web design. But five to 10 years down the line, they'll be there and they'll see those results and then they'll say, "You know, I  egypt whatsapp data want something more modern and updated," so they'll change the query to "Best Web Design of 2016." In fact, many people even start with these inquiries. So they thought. دیکھیں 2017 1 wooden game. they thought. The best summer dishes of 2017 to plan on cooking. they are looking for popularity

Something. Maybe they are looking for fashion, or you come across this a lot in hair searches or any search that rates a product or service. Who is the best real estate agent in Seattle? No, no, not the 2012 edition of Seattle Metropolitan Magazine. I want 2017. Who are the best real estate agents in Seattle in 2017? So they'll add this year to it. The great thing is, because this year or this month will only show up when it happens, those searches will only show up when we get to that time period, so the keyword research won't show it to you. So, for example, let's set this to 2017,