Thanks for the suggestion, I made the title change. By the way, Clams do not make copper pearls, those are dyed, the correct term for them is dyed cultured fresh water pearls.
Very pretty earrings!!! And I like your write-up too
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If I saw a lady in an elevator wearing these I would go home and search the net for copper pearl earrings... period!!!
So your title here might be "Copper pearl earrings for a Modern chic look!
Don't try and stuff too many different keywords in your titles because it dilutes the power of your main keywords which in this case is "copper pearl earrings" and by the way they are gorgeous! never knew clams made pearls in copper
Look at your product like a buyer would. If you aren't able to do that easily ask a friend or a past client and offer them a small gifty for helping you out. Our customers are our best source of "consumer research"!!!
I did two expermiments and now I am confused as to what to do. The first experiment, I picked a product with a lot of competion.
My Title is "Contemporary Natural Pearls in Copper and Brown Earrings" -
1) did a keyword search on the full title. I guess no one searches on this long title
2) Alternative keywords:
a) natural pearls - medium competition, global search 12,100
b) brown pearl earrings, less competiotion, global search 2,900
c) Pearl deop earrings, high competition, global search 49,500
Should I change my title to say "Natural Brown Pearl Drop Earrings " and add the words, contemporary and copper in my my definition?
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