Does anyone experienced to rank a KOREAN Keyword here?

[invechseo]

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[effectdigital]

"루비카지노" translates into Ruby Casino according to Google:

https://translate.google.co.uk/?um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=en&client=tw-ob#auto/en/%EB%A3%A8%EB%B9%84%EC%B9%B4%EC%A7%80%EB%85%B8

Your main difficulty won't be the language, it will be that you are part of the gambling neighborhood, which is one of Google's defined bad neighborhoods

That being said, most of your competitors will be in that same situation, so in a way that's not really a massive problem

There aren't really many people searching for this right now:

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=%EB%A3%A8%EB%B9%84%EC%B9%B4%EC%A7%80%EB%85%B8

... so you'd have to do something to inspire people to search for the term (as of now, no one really seems to care)

https://d.pr/i/ORTrBM.png

Google doesn't reject the keyword, it's just not really worth anything right now. Google should at least be able to interpret the keyword

[invechseo]

Well sounds good for me.i'm in gambling industry that's why i can make some advertising in google ads. Even though my site is just a reviewing site.But for that case i do appreciate your assistance it would give some good idea.

[effectdigital]

I guess the main thing to do, if you are concentrating on giving gambling reviews - would be to focus around the terms that people are searching for right now.

It might not be bad to try for "도박" which transaltes to "gambling", which has (according to Google's keyword planner) - 3,600 average monthly Korean language searches in South Korea

If you want to be more ethical there's keywords like "도박 중독 치료 (260 avg. searches / month, S.Korea)" which is "Gambling Addiction Treatment". If you are reviewing online gambling sites, maybe giving some links and resources to help people suffering from addiction could also be helpful. Reviews are one type of 'advice', so really this is just an expansion of what you are already doing (though it may come with some legal entanglements)

This one is interesting: "단 도박". (480 avg. searches / month, S.Korea). It translates to "sweet gambling". But what does 'sweet' mean? Is it just that people think it's 'pretty sweet', or instead is it a special type of Korean gambling using sweets (confectionery)? Tailoring your content to your market and audience, is incredibly important

Tread carefully. There are lots of keywords like this one "도박 사이트 처벌"  (10 avg. searches / month, S.Korea) - translating to "punishment of gambling sites". There are lots of queries asking about 'cases' (legal assumed) of gambling addiction and gambling punishment. Although the web is free in South Korea, maybe laws on gambling are in fact stricter (needs more research)

Indeed, this keyword "도박 마" - translates to "do not gamble" (1,600 avg. searches / month, S.Korea). This is interesting, is it some kind of cryptic warning? Who knows

This keyword "합법 도박 사이트" translates to "legal gambling site" (140 avg. searches / month, S.Korea) - hinting that not all online gambling, even in South Korea, is legal

I found this which is a very interesting read: https://www.thekoreanlawblog.com/2017/02/koreas-gambling-law.html - mind how you proceed. Very murky waters

[invechseo]

I should proceed for this mate,thanks for all the assistance you give the right answer . I got some idea where should i start.5 star from you effecdigital

[effectdigital]

No problem buddy just mind how you go, looks like the legal situation revolving around gambling over there is quite complex!

[invechseo]

hi effectdigital my serp  keyword is now reflecting but i saw some awkward things every time i request  my page for manual pages indexed via google webmaster tool my keyword goes rank in top but after 2-7 days my page disappear.

[effectdigital]

Unfortunately there are too many variables to analyse this much further. It could be a legal thing where in South Korea, gambling is allowed but only certain South Korean institutions have permission. If you're not one of those suppliers, it may be illegal for people even from South Korea to use your site, which may give them leverage to remove your search results (to stop their citizens from engaging in illegal gambling)

Gambling is allowed there, but it's very tightly regulated. So could it be a law reason you get removed, not a Google reason?

[invechseo]

yes i know that,but  my concern if it is normal that every time i update the page my serp or keyword rank disappear or rank will go down.

[effectdigital]

Usually that depends upon the significance of the edit and how much Google trusts the query-space (or whether it is a YMYL query-space). A lot of people say that gambling sites are YMYL sites

The real question is, do the rankings get removed and then come back again later? Or do they get removed and just stay gone period?

[invechseo]

oh i see it give me bit idea.yeah your right i'm experiencing my ranking get removed and then come back again.

[effectdigital]

Probably because you are operating in a YMYL area and thus Google has to be extra careful, they have to really check your changes before allowing the same rankings to continue. Maybe try not to update too often

[invechseo]

Yes I tried to experiment with two sites, the one that i update  weekly cause of serp fluctuating and the second site keeps improving from serp analysis.

Last question: does google webmaster tool performance report comes with real organic result?

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[effectdigital]

Search Console's reports (Webmaster Tools) do include SEO data (organic) yes