Choosing the most appropriate keywords to target on your web pages can be a challenge, so before writing any content, you need to use the right tools to identify the most relative keywords that you want search engines to rank your website by. A common pitfall is choosing keywords that either have such a high level of competition that it is too difficult or too competitive to achieve effective rankings. Or you could choose such a low searched keyword that it has very minimal traffic opportunities. Finding the right balance is the key.
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