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I also have a website [url]www.niche-keyword-research.co.uk[/url]
I also have a website [url]www.niche-keyword-research.co.uk[/url]
Daniel Molano on keywords
Posted 10-07-2008 at 04:38 PM by Matt Hoey
I found this post and the thread as a whole really helpful today and it made me discover some really good keywords.
[url]http://www.warriorforum.com/main-internet-marketing-discussion-forum/17988-whats-point-article-marketing.html#post154832[/url]
As a newbie i forget the importance of certain aspects of IM from time to time and this is one of them.
If Daniel does not mind, i'd like to reiterate the information i've found most useful today.
"[B]1. Keyword Research And Implementation[/B]
Do the proper long tail keyword phrase research, then implement them by spreading them in your articles, most importantly in the title, first paragraph, last paragraph, anchor text and once or twice in the body. That way you will rank in the first page of the search engines for that specific keyword.
By proper I mean with the right variables, personally, I aim for at least 100 daily search results and less than 10,000 Google competition. It sounds hard, but you would be surprised how much of a joke it actually is."- [B]Daniel Molano[/B]
I'm starting out in the diet niche and with this information and a little initiative i've found some amazing keywords i may be able to make money from or AT LEAST get 500+ clicks a day from if i can just write a compelling enough article.
To do this, all i did was think of related keywords, i try typing the main keyword in which might be either weight/diet and then type another word next to it like new/meal/high. Sometimes it doesn't make much sense but it's a good way to experiment and like i said, i found some amazing keywords.
Even if i don't make anything, it would be nice to have tested a theory and successfully ridden a wave - Bit of Chris Rempel for you there =]
[url]http://www.warriorforum.com/main-internet-marketing-discussion-forum/17988-whats-point-article-marketing.html#post154832[/url]
As a newbie i forget the importance of certain aspects of IM from time to time and this is one of them.
If Daniel does not mind, i'd like to reiterate the information i've found most useful today.
"[B]1. Keyword Research And Implementation[/B]
Do the proper long tail keyword phrase research, then implement them by spreading them in your articles, most importantly in the title, first paragraph, last paragraph, anchor text and once or twice in the body. That way you will rank in the first page of the search engines for that specific keyword.
By proper I mean with the right variables, personally, I aim for at least 100 daily search results and less than 10,000 Google competition. It sounds hard, but you would be surprised how much of a joke it actually is."- [B]Daniel Molano[/B]
I'm starting out in the diet niche and with this information and a little initiative i've found some amazing keywords i may be able to make money from or AT LEAST get 500+ clicks a day from if i can just write a compelling enough article.
To do this, all i did was think of related keywords, i try typing the main keyword in which might be either weight/diet and then type another word next to it like new/meal/high. Sometimes it doesn't make much sense but it's a good way to experiment and like i said, i found some amazing keywords.
Even if i don't make anything, it would be nice to have tested a theory and successfully ridden a wave - Bit of Chris Rempel for you there =]
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I am also a newbie and appreciate this thread. I find myself sitting down to type in keywords and the articulate me just disappears!! Thanks for the idea about trying out things/combinations that don't make total sense. I'll try that.
Toni LocklearPosted 11-14-2008 at 02:28 PM by ToniLocklear
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Think Like A Customer!Posted 12-06-2008 at 06:45 AM by mecantone
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all this talk about keywords is making me thirsty!Posted 02-21-2009 at 06:26 PM by WealthBluePrint
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very good advice; definitely we're always learning one more thing to do or think about or apply when it comes to keywords! MarisueWritesPosted 07-31-2009 at 03:52 PM by MarisueWrites
