EZA New Feature: Traffic Search Terms

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ezinearticles is now offering Traffic Search Terms stats to its premium members - could this be the biggest carrot yet for upgrading to premium membership?
Traffic Search Terms
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  • Profile picture of the author melanied
    So, if I understand that correctly, everyone will get to see the top 5 search terms, and premium members get to see the top 30. So, everybody gets something!
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  • Profile picture of the author Shannon Herod
    Originally Posted by Kerry Finch View Post

    ezinearticles is now offering Traffic Search Terms stats to its premium members - could this be the biggest carrot yet for upgrading to premium membership?
    Traffic Search Terms
    that is a cool new feature. I am not a premium member and that will not entice me to become a premium member. Pretty cool though.

    Was actually just in my account and have about eight articles waiting to be approved. If I were to spend the $97 a month it would most likely be on a service that automated article submissions and video submissions.

    Waiting on the articles to be approved does not bother me that much.

    Anyway, thanks for pointing this new feature out.

    Shannon
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    • Profile picture of the author Lainie
      This sounds great but I've just checked my stats for my most popular article and its showing keyword searches for:

      hair styles for women in their 50's
      hairstyles for women in their 50's
      hair styles for over 50
      short hairstyles for women in their 50's
      over 50 hair styles
      hair styles for women in their 50's
      hairstyles for women in their 50's
      hair styles for over 50
      short hairstyles for women in their 50's
      over 50 hair styles

      Only problem is my article is nothing to do with hairstyles!

      Lainie


      Very confusing.
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      • Profile picture of the author Kerry Finch
        Originally Posted by Lainie View Post

        This sounds great but I've just checked my stats for my most popular article and its showing keyword searches for:

        hair styles for women in their 50's
        hairstyles for women in their 50's
        hair styles for over 50
        short hairstyles for women in their 50's
        over 50 hair styles
        hair styles for women in their 50's
        hairstyles for women in their 50's
        hair styles for over 50
        short hairstyles for women in their 50's
        over 50 hair styles

        Only problem is my article is nothing to do with hairstyles!

        Lainie


        Very confusing.
        Oh Lainie - there's a great advertisment for the new feature! I can see why you're confused.
        Kerry
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        • Profile picture of the author Allen Graves
          Just wondering...what WAS your article about?

          AL
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          Every day I check the obituaries. If I don't see my name there, then I know it's going to be a good day!
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          • Profile picture of the author Lainie
            It is called 'Natural Beauty for Women Over 50' and is about skin care!

            Lainie
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            • Profile picture of the author Hamida Harland
              The stats are right though - I typed 'hairstyles for women in their 50s' into Google and your article was the first result.

              I spent some time going through my stats last night and I can't say that I picked up anything useful from them. Because most of my articles are keyword targetted anyway, my articles are being found for the exact keywords I was targetting. No surprises really.
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              • Profile picture of the author Lainie
                Very strange - as the word 'hairstyles' does not appear anywhere in the article and is definitely not one of my keywords.

                Makes you wonder about keyword targeting in general!

                Lainie
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                • Profile picture of the author Allen Graves
                  Lainie,

                  I think this is just a good example of Google's LSI strategy at its finest.

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                  • Profile picture of the author dotslash
                    I've given it a try and the information is extremely useful. Many of my articles are bringing in traffic from keywords I never even considered.

                    The approval times are fairly impressive at the moment as well - just got one article approved in 25 minutes !

                    Not sure if it's worth the money yet but looking good.

                    Neil
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    • Profile picture of the author James Schramko
      Originally Posted by Shannon Herod View Post

      that is a cool new feature. I am not a premium member and that will not entice me to become a premium member. Pretty cool though.

      Was actually just in my account and have about eight articles waiting to be approved. If I were to spend the $97 a month it would most likely be on a service that automated article submissions and video submissions.

      Waiting on the articles to be approved does not bother me that much.

      Anyway, thanks for pointing this new feature out.

      Shannon
      Yeah - $97 a month will get you into submit your articles and article marketing automation .....
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  • Profile picture of the author Zeus66
    This is a great new feature! Kudos to Chris Knight. You know what lesson I'm learning from it? Long-tail keywords are the key. Almost every article I have there is being found with keywords that are 3 words or longer. I guess I know what I'll be spending my time doing this weekend. What'd I do with that keyword research software? Dangit... I gotta get organized better.

    Oh, and the hair styles thing... I sold a hair styles site a few years ago for mucho dinero and I can tell you with certainty that it's LSI at work. Skin care, beauty, anything along those lines will trigger related search returns as well at Google. Looking at your list, they're all long-tail keywords, which is also not surprising.

    John
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    • Profile picture of the author Lainie
      Thanks Zeus, I was trying to find a logical explanation for this. That's very interesting and useful.

      Lainie
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