Summary report for "scare-e.tv" (monthly stats)

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Title: Scare-E TV: The world's first online television channel dedicated to the scare entertainment industry. Features specially commissioned programming as well as existing content from around the worl

Description: Find and share videos at Scare-E TV.

Advertising budget: N/A

This site in Alpha Directory: s sc sca

Approximate SE paid and organic traffic

	Traffic	Est. Cost
Organic keywords	0.4	$0.02*
Paid keywords	N/A	N/A

* — "Est. Cost" for organic traffic means amount of money the site owner would pay for such traffic if he bought it in PPC systems.

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Organic keywords

	Keyword	Cost Equiv.	Position			Keyword	Traffic	Position			Keyword		Position
1.	world's first television	$0.02	17		1.	world's first television	0	17		1.	world's first television		17

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