Adtastichosting, me again. I forgot to mention above one of many examples I could show here.

One is here:

I rank #10 out of 127.000.000 pages in Google Int for the term "search engine optimization tool" search engine optimization tool - Google Search

But my keyword analysis research tell me that it is not a searched term. Should I shout hurray? I wouldn't dare in a thread with a bunch of professionals. Oh, and Bruce is just above me.

I rank though #14 for the term "search engine optimization tools" out of 10.500.000 pages search engine optimization tools - Google Search

And according to my keyword analysis research, it is a search term. For that I would now shout out hurray either. Why? Would you for a US search volume of 2850 per month?

Do you see now where I come from? 127.000.000 pages or 10.500.000 pages are better? I just thought bringing up an example for a better understanding.

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