Is it easy to Rank if Pinterest Result is in top 10?

Is it easy to Rank if Pinterest Result is in top 10?
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I am doing keyword research for my new blog, I see Pinterest is in top 10,
Can I go for the Keyword and write 1000 words article or Just go for another keyword?
Thank you.
I think having a Pinterest page in the top 10 is like having a forum thread in the SERP's. A good sign.
I would probably go for the keyword, especially if it entails only having to write an article. Go for it!
Yes its a good sign. Not only pinterest but other parasites as well

That's not a good sign..
That's a great sign..
Go for it.

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Agreed, if that was my KW, I would be happy :D Go for it.
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yes, you can probably work on that keyword. It's a great sign of low competitive niche :)
NGram Analysis & Co-Occurrence

This first and most simple approach that we can apply to our SERP content is an analysis of nGram co-occurrence. This means we’re counting the number of times a word or combination of words appears within our corpus.

Why is this useful?

Analyzing our SERPs for co-occurring sequences of words can provide a snapshot of what words or phrases Google deems most relevant to the set of keywords we are analyzing.

For example, to create the corpus I’ll be using through this post, I have pulled the top 100 results for 100 keywords around yoga

This is just for illustrative purposes; if I was doing this exercise with more quality control, the structure of this corpus might look slightly different.

All I’m going to use now is the Python counter function, which is going to look for the most commonly occurring combinations of two- and three-word phrases in my corpus.

The output looks like this:

Ngram counts from a Yoga SERP

You can already start to see some interesting trends appearing around topics that searchers might be interested in. I could also collect MSV for some of these phrases that I could target as additional campaign keywords.

At this point, you might think that it’s obvious all these co-occurring phrases contain the word yoga as that is the main focus of my dataset.

This would be an astute observation – it’s known as a ‘corpus-specific stopword’, and because I’m working with Python it’s simple to create either a filter or a function that can remove those words.