how many pageviews a day do you expect from a keyword phrase yield

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[centime]

Hi

So you've optimised ,,,, an now you're on page one for your target search phrase, say one that generates 1 million searches per month

houw may pages views per day would you expect from google tagged to that common phrase

[dickbaker]

I don't know about 1 million searches per month.

However, here's what I get.

My site will get roughly 190,000 visitors this month.

Visitors to my site (as of yesterday) found it using 29,393 different search phrases.

The top search phrase was "Acme widgets." That phrase brought in 1523 visitors. Broken out into individual keywords, "Acme" brought in 13,497 visitors, and "widgets" brought in 9717 visitors. I have other brands of widgets on my site, so that 9717 may apply to other brands.

As you can see, I'm a firm believer in diversification of search terms.

[MThiessen]

This depends greatly upon the title and description. It doesn't matter if you rank number one for any keyword, if the title and description suck wind, it's not gonna do much.

I have a site that gets more traffic from the same phrase as another I own, yet the other one is positioned higher. Why? because the title and description are more attractive to people.

Without factoring the quality of these two elements it would be hard to make a guess or expectation.

[centime]

@ Dick baker

Wow, thats wonderfull

Thanks for that, my fledgling sites total like 100 human page views per day, but the targeted phrases almost never get more than 10% of the total, looking at you figures, seems like a familiar picture, at a more desirable level

[centime]

@ M Thiessen

Hi There, I am merely interested in absolute figures, sure there will be different circumtances leading to different results, but to stay within TOS, just figures will do

[MThiessen]

Hi There, I am merely interested in absolute figures,

That was my whole point. There are NO absolute figures.

[centime]

Ahhh, off course i see what you mean, I use the word expectation, okay, here goes again,

Say assuming spot on title, spot on description, 1,000,000/month searches as per ysm/overture tool, in a niche full of averagely curious web users

What would you expect, you see, if its less, you know alls not wellin the kingdom of,,

on the other hand if its ahead, you're smiling

If the searches are less than the indicated 1,000,000 so adjust expectation accordingly,

if your market is historically not keen on klicking on unkown website urls, adjust accordingly

[Komodo_Tale]

Thanks to AOL you can do the math for any keyword.
Just run a search for AOL data Overture SERPs and you should be able to find several breakdowns that will fit nicely into a spreadsheet where you can do the math based on the Overture monthly search #.