Keywords?

12 years ago

I don't think it's hard to find good buyer keywords. Unless you're trying to sell on Yahoo Shopping, Amazon, or Ebay... your keyword research process should still be the same.

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FreeMeal

12 years ago

It's easy finding the buying keywords. They're the same they have been for years. Trying to rank for them is the difficult part - Panda's got nothing to do with it. If you're worried about ranking a keyword, then either pay someone to do it for you, or aim for the low hanging fruit instead.

You'll learn a lot more lessons trying and failing than you will being scared off before even giving something a go.

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AskJon

12 years ago

Originally Posted by FreeMeal

It's easy finding the buying keywords. They're the same they have been for years. Trying to rank for them is the difficult part - Panda's got nothing to do with it. If you're worried about ranking a keyword, then either pay someone to do it for you, or aim for the low hanging fruit instead.

You'll learn a lot more lessons trying and failing than you will being scared off before even giving something a go.

Couldnt say it better! Panda has nothing to do with keyword research. I know it's easy to try to find explanation when something doesn't work but really the only way to get better a this is by taking action, ranking your keyword and experimenting yourself. Not all keywords will be winners but you'll get a good idea of what kind of keywords work best with time!

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Holmstrom

12 years ago

Hi, I agree with FreeMeal that Panda has nothing to do with it.
I recommed that you go to wordtracker . com and learn more about keywords.
I always say that to people; best keyword tool is between your own ears!