How To Ramp Up Your Clickbank Commissions By Doing Proper keyword Research--> Step by Step

[yesacpow]

So how do you ramp up your sales to get Those "Long" Blue And Grey Bars In your Clickbank Account?

Today I want to leave some info with you to help you get those blue and grey bars in your account also!

"Do Proper Keyword Research"

Once You now know that there is money to be made in your selected market, you need to also know how to get your website in front of your prospects. This means you need to know what terms people with problems, that your product caters, to are searching for.

The good thing about this is that there are numerous tools on the market today that can help you to achieve this. These tools are known as keyword tools and they keep a track of most of the keyword phrases that people uses when they are looking for information on the search engines.

For this we are going to use the free Google Keyword Tool Itself.
(https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal)


Step #1- The first thing you should do is type in a general term that is related to your market. For example let’s use the weight loss market. So you could start with “fat loss”

Look for key phrases with 3 or more words.

Step #2-Copy all the key phrases with 3 or more words and save the to a notepad file.



Steps #3- Once you have done that paste all the keywords you copied back into the search box. Uncheck the ‘use synonyms’ box and then click ‘get ‘keyword ideas’




Step #4- Next you will select ‘exact’ to get a list of the exact search terms that people are searching for.



You will notice that the search numbers have decreased drastically. The reason for this is because we are getting more and more targeted to our audience and these terms are the exact phrases that potential customers are searching for.

Step #5- In this step we are going to find out what the competitions for each of our keywords are like. So we are going to copy each of the key phrases one by one and search for them in quotation “” in Google. This will give us an idea of all the other websites that have optimized their websites for the selected keywords.

Note the number of websites returned.

Now you are going to create a database of all your keywords and the exact searches and the number of competing websites.

Step #6- Open an excel document. Create 3 columns and label them keywords, exact searches and number of competing websites respectively. Repeat steps 5 and six above and record your results for all your keywords under each column in your excel document. (Note If you Have a keyword tool such as Micro Niche Finder this step will automatically be done for you.)

Step #7- Repeat step #1 to step #5 then record your result in the same excel document as in step #6.

Hint: in step #1 I started with the broad term “fat loss” now I can use “weight loss, lose weight, lose fat etc.”.

There are literally hundreds of keywords for every niche you can think of. Using my example of the weight loss niche here is a glimpse of what I came up with:



And this is just from the broad term “fat loss”. Just imagine the potential and you thought the weight loss niche was “too saturated”!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Step #8- This is the elimination step. We are going to get super targeted now. So go in your excel document and delete all the keywords that has more than 50,000 competing websites. Now you should have a list of some super targeted keywords that you can rank well in the search engines for. Cool eh J

Step #9- Select the keyword with the highest amount of searches for your main keyword. The trick will be to get your presell page (discuss later) to rank for your main keywords while getting your articles to rank for the other low competition keywords phrases. So in that way you are getting maximum traffic form all angles to your presell page which leads to your merchant’s page. And that should = $$$$$$$$

So what are you waiting for?

Go ahead and do some work- The quicker you get started the quicker you will see those blue and grey bars coming in.

Hope this post could help someone

have a great eve.

[sarasayshi]

Wow thanks for this. My biggest problem is the initial keywords to start running with. Often I think it's good or hard to break into a competitive market. Even by using micro niche finder a few nights ago, it seemed everything was virtually impossible to break in with. Gonna see if your steps help.

[yesacpow]

Thanks for the comment.

I know it works because it's what I used to get my articles ranking high even in competitive niches.

Hope it helps you

Originally Posted by sarasayshi

Wow thanks for this. My biggest problem is the initial keywords to start running with. Often I think it's good or hard to break into a competitive market. Even by using micro niche finder a few nights ago, it seemed everything was virtually impossible to break in with. Gonna see if your steps help.

[annihilator]

Thanks Casey,

I would like to ask something; are Google Adwords Tool's numbers trustworthy? There is a huge discrepancy between Google's values and Seo Book's values. Which should I trust?

[yesacpow]

I would say yes Google's keyword tool is very valuable. "Which software would be better to give you the number of searches that the search engine's itself?"

Most of the software also take their values from google. eg Micro-niche finder.

Originally Posted by annihilator

Thanks Casey,

I would like to ask something; are Google Adwords Tool's numbers trustworthy? There is a huge discrepancy between Google's values and Seo Book's values. Which should I trust?

[yesacpow]

Glad you like the info and I hope it will be of use to you!

Originally Posted by cashmon

wow thanks for this post. This is very good information. Now to login to adwords and adjust my keywords!

[yesacpow]

Not only will the be expensive but they won't convert well because they are not targeted enough.

Originally Posted by cashmon

yeah lotta my keyword campaigns in adwords are 2 letter combos and they are pricey...

[Kate Carpenter]

Thank you so much for going to the effort to put together this post! I appreciate that you "drilled down" the steps, like one would for keywords. Too often, people who have the techniques down forget that someone new to it doesn't know a step (or whatever) that is automatic to the experienced. Your post alleviates that.
The graphics are terrific!
Thanks, again.

[yesacpow]

Thank you very much.

really appreciate your comment.

Originally Posted by Kate Carpenter

Thank you so much for going to the effort to put together this post! I appreciate that you "drilled down" the steps, like one would for keywords. Too often, people who have the techniques down forget that someone new to it doesn't know a step (or whatever) that is automatic to the experienced. Your post alleviates that.
The graphics are terrific!
Thanks, again.

[CoDRoX]

Yeah nice post. Will be following your guide for my next site. At the moment im still doing some research on which niche to use, but whatever it is i will be using your guide to get the best keywords/strings for my niche.

[yesacpow]

thanks mate

Originally Posted by monkfunk

you def do it right

[Andy1750]

Great post. Just a couple of things to add.

You should not purely base your research on the number of competing sites - you also need to think about the SEO, number of anchor back links, page rank, domain age, keyword in-URLs etc etc of the top ranked pages for your keyword(s). This is why it is so helpful to have good paid keyword research tools like MicroNicheFinder or Market Samurai.

Andy

[yesacpow]

I am glad the info can help you. It is my pleasure to try and impart my knowledge to help others.

Originally Posted by CoDRoX

Yeah nice post. Will be following your guide for my next site. At the moment im still doing some research on which niche to use, but whatever it is i will be using your guide to get the best keywords/strings for my niche.

[Gpk]

Wow, many thanks for your step by step guide. I am sure it will definitely help a lot of newbies out there.

[dejoliet31]

Thanks, Yesacpow,

Great step-by-step method. You have done this with the free tools. Are there any fee-based tools you recommend to speed up the process?

[yesacpow]

I am not too sure about any free based tools. (maybe some other warriors might) but I would say if you can afford to get Micro Niche Finder you should.

All the steps above and much more can be done with just a few mouse clicks.

Originally Posted by dejoliet31

Thanks, Yesacpow,

Great step-by-step method. You have done this with the free tools. Are there any fee-based tools you recommend to speed up the process?

[ChrisDeals]

Originally Posted by dejoliet31

Thanks, Yesacpow,

Are there any fee-based tools you recommend to speed up the process?

I use Market Samurai. It speeds up my keyword research, plus it has many more feature that help you analyze the competition for your desire keywords.

[moncef]

this is indeed a very nice tutorial, thanks for sharing it with us.

I am still a little confused about step#9, if you could explain that with more precision I would really appreciate it, or even better you can make a video about it, LOL

Thanks in advance.

Moncef

[Sonja]

Excellent tutorial....many people forget to tell the 'minor details' of things that they do. They don't do it on purpose; just due to a process being a habit. You have shown and explained the details in this awesome tutorial. This ought to be a great help to many!

[billaaa777]

Very good post, quite informative and concise.

[mtucker]

Great post for a newbie!! Sheds some light on things I need to do differently!! Thank you

[DanielFonda]

Hmm a very nice tip. Now I just have to find the time to use it.
Otherwise I believe it'll help many warriors earn their first $.

[HappyCommando]

Brilliant! Thank you for helping to focus many of our wandering efforts.

[yesacpow]

Thanks for you comment

I try my best to provide quality in an easy step by step format to help others. I know that when I got started there wasn't much of a step by step model for me to follow. I had to learn some things the hard way and so I am trying to make it easier for others who are just getting started also.

Originally Posted by Sonja

Excellent tutorial....many people forget to tell the 'minor details' of things that they do. They don't do it on purpose; just due to a process being a habit. You have shown and explained the details in this awesome tutorial. This ought to be a great help to many!

[mekap04]

This is so far one of the best keyword research explanations I have read. I just finished doing some keyword research using this and I am very pleased with the results I got. Now its time to put my plan into action. Thanks a lot for writing this up for us.

[Andrew Leatherland]

Now that's a seriously high quality post. BS free, just clear kick ass facts. i think you just raised the bar with this entry.

Well done.

[yesacpow]

Thanks I really appreciate your comment.

PS. I am blushing away lol

Originally Posted by Andrew Leatherland

Now that's a seriously high quality post. BS free, just clear kick ass facts. i think you just raised the bar with this entry.

Well done.

[Hackbridge]

Originally Posted by sarasayshi

Wow thanks for this. My biggest problem is the initial keywords to start running with. Often I think it's good or hard to break into a competitive market. Even by using micro niche finder a few nights ago, it seemed everything was virtually impossible to break in with. Gonna see if your steps help.

I agree with you, that finding keywords can be difficult but with Micro Niche Finder you can brainstorm and find hot trends.

I've recently learned (although I've had it for ages) how to use the OCI properly.

I'd like to say that this has to be one of the most enlightening posts I've ever read on the WF about keyword research.

Thanks a lot. Two thumbs up!

Brian

[ecis36]

I can't believe you shared this information for free. I'm not sure if my fellow warriors realize how valuable this is, but it's what other so called "gurus" charge big bucks for, and has implications beyond just SEO and Clickbank.

This keyword research information can also be used to find some keyword gems, and get costs down on PPC campaigns, while potentially increasing ROI's.

I've been running PPC campaigns to drive traffic to my online store and have been looking at ways to improve my them. Up until now, I've sort of been "winging it." This information you've provided is what I'm going to use from now on, and I'll let you know how it goes.

[Hackbridge]

Originally Posted by sarasayshi

Wow thanks for this. My biggest problem is the initial keywords to start running with. Often I think it's good or hard to break into a competitive market. Even by using micro niche finder a few nights ago, it seemed everything was virtually impossible to break in with. Gonna see if your steps help.

I agree with you, that finding keywords can be difficult but with Micro Niche Finder you can brainstorm and find hot trends.

I've recently learned (although I've had it for ages) how to use the OCI properly.

I'd like to say that this has to be one of the most enlightening posts I've ever read on the WF about keyword research.

I'm putting this to WF pdf

Thanks a lot. Two thumbs up!

Brian

[ecis36]

Oy yeah, one more thing I forgot to mention. I will be bookmarking this post to refer to. Thanks once again.

[shizah]

Good post...I think you should also look for long tail keywords that have buying phrases in them. Looking for those keywords will likely yield those people that are looking to buy.

[yesacpow]

thanks for the comment i really appreciate it and very glad i could help

Originally Posted by robertdenkord

Great post, you're becoming one of my favorite posters...

[Hackbridge]

I agree. I use Micronichefinder and will incorporate your excellent advice to enhance my keyword research.

Brian

Originally Posted by Andy1750

Great post. Just a couple of things to add.

You should not purely base your research on the number of competing sites - you also need to think about the SEO, number of anchor back links, page rank, domain age, keyword in-URLs etc etc of the top ranked pages for your keyword(s). This is why it is so helpful to have good paid keyword research tools like MicroNicheFinder or Market Samurai.

Andy

[Mr McDonald]

Congratulations on a brilliant and informative post.

[yesacpow]

Thanks for the advice,

You are very correct but at step #1 when you are selecting the keywords you would also see those buying keywords.

Originally Posted by shizah

Good post...I think you should also look for long tail keywords that have buying phrases in them. Looking for those keywords will likely yield those people that are looking to buy.

[affilcrazy]

Kudos to you my friend. A great and perfect tutorial. Thank you very much for taking the time and making the effort to post this..And thank you for re-affirming in my mind that i am doing keyword research correctly..LOL!.

Cheers
Partha

[putra77]

hi yesacpow

you're AWESOME man! AWESOME!

your ideas really help me a lot coz i'm still learn where to find adsense learning these days.

I'm very happy & would like to try it (derired to have side incomes)

once again thank you for your kindness advice

what a kind of you

YOU'RE AWESOME MAN...

[yesacpow]

Hey Putra77

You are very welcome. Glad you like the post

Have a great day.

Originally Posted by putra77

hi yesacpow

you're AWESOME man! AWESOME!

your ideas really help me a lot coz i'm still learn where to find adsense learning these days.

I'm very happy & would like to try it (derired to have side incomes)

once again thank you for your kindness advice

what a kind of you

YOU'RE AWESOME MAN...

[yesacpow]

Thanks man I am really glad that it can help someone. It makes me feel really good to know that I can pass on something that I learn to help someone on their internet marketing journey.

Originally Posted by Mr McDonald

Congratulations on a brilliant and informative post.

[teenmoney]

So in step 1 why do you only select the keywords with 3 or more words?

[bt]

Excellent post yesacpow, but i have a question for you. I have always had a hard time ranking for keywords with anything over 1,000 competing websites. Can you explain how you rank for keywords with up to 50,000 competing websites. Thanks yesacpow

[yesacpow]

You would have to analyze all the websites that are already ranking.

Look where they are getting their backlinks from and do the same plus more for your articles.

If you don't know where or how to get backlinks the best thing I could recommend you to is "Angela Edward backlinking servise" It is a WSO that she runs for $5 per month and supply you with 30 high PR websites you can get backlinks from every month.

hope that helps.

Originally Posted by bt

Excellent post yesacpow, but i have a question for you. I have always had a hard time ranking for keywords with anything over 1,000 competing websites. Can you explain how you rank for keywords with up to 50,000 competing websites. Thanks yesacpow

[bt]

Thanks yesacpow, again an excellent post you have made here. This post is good for new Internet marketers as well as the old timers.

[Nathan Denton]

This is a great post - well done on sharing it in the forum. This process can be used as a base for all your marketing campaigns and is often part of over-hyped (and expensive) marketing courses. Follow these steps and you will greatly improve your campaign results.

[Skribblez]

Great post! Learned something new about Google's keyword tool thanks to your post.

[pharris1]

Thanks for the post. To all newbie's out there (including myself) this really is a great way to find targeted keywords to market around. I wish I had found this post 3 months ago - I paid $77 for a program that taught the same thing!

Peter

[Banishah]

Hi...under the Local Search Volume and Global Search Volume sometimes mention "not enough data" what does it mean ......does it means i cannot choose the keyword?
thank you

[fernando avila]

I think it means that the keyword has very low number of searches

[esr]

Casey, thanks so very much for this post. I definitely get the feeling that I have just stumbled across one of those "Golden Nuggets" we hear about on the Warrior Forum.