keyword research

14 years ago

Lots of ways are there to start your keyword research.

Have you tried Google keyword tool or any other tool available in the market?

What are the confusions?

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chaoslinker007

14 years ago

I have the tools like market samurai and keyword tool.

my problem is that i try to find but its hard and frustrating,everything has too much competetion..

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Yoyok179

14 years ago

i am really love SKCA tool to get my keyword
it easy and helpfull

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chaoslinker007

14 years ago

is it better than market samurai?

does that cost money?

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hellow0rld

14 years ago

OK.

You need to concentrate on long tail keywords and exact (not broad) searches in adwords

First you should decide on the pages you are optimising. Let's say it's a fruit shop called petesfruitshop . com. And Pete has a real shop in the CBD.

So the most obvious thing is to optimise for location

So /aboutus.html

MIght be optimised for

fruit shop in sydney
fruit shops in sydney
fruit shop in sydney cbd
fruit shops in sydney cbd
fruit shop in cbd sydney
fruit shops in cbd sydney
fruit shop in sydney city
fruit shops in central sydney

So there you have 8 keyword phrases to be optimised. What you are trying to do here is drive real traffic to this clients about page, so that they can get his address etc. You can also push it with Google Places.

Now if you're wanting to drill down on 1 specific term, well that's another story I can help you with when I get my head around this marketing stuff as I want to sell it.

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adammck

14 years ago

Originally Posted by hellow0rld

OK.

You need to concentrate on long tail keywords and exact (not broad) searches in adwords

First you should decide on the pages you are optimising. Let's say it's a fruit shop called petesfruitshop . com. And Pete has a real shop in the CBD.

So the most obvious thing is to optimise for location

So /aboutus.html

MIght be optimised for

fruit shop in sydney
fruit shops in sydney
fruit shop in sydney cbd
fruit shops in sydney cbd
fruit shop in cbd sydney
fruit shops in cbd sydney
fruit shop in sydney city
fruit shops in central sydney

So there you have 8 keyword phrases to be optimised. What you are trying to do here is drive real traffic to this clients about page, so that they can get his address etc. You can also push it with Google Places.

Now if you're wanting to drill down on 1 specific term, well that's another story I can help you with when I get my head around this marketing stuff as I want to sell it.

Be careful with these types of keywords, because you will be competing vs Google Places as well... I'm not saying you shouldn't target them, but it adds another level of competition.

Keyword selection is so important, is defines the type of traffic you will end up getting on your site.

Keyword research takes time to find a good niche that is rather low competition.

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hellow0rld

14 years ago

Originally Posted by adammck

Be careful with these types of keywords, because you will be competing vs Google Places as well... I'm not saying you shouldn't target them, but it adds another level of competition.

Keyword selection is so important, is defines the type of traffic you will end up getting on your site.

Keyword research takes time to find a good niche that is rather low competition.

Google places is always part of my strategy for walk in retails spots

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adammck

14 years ago

Originally Posted by hellow0rld

Google places is always part of my strategy for walk in retails spots

How hard is Google Places to rank? Any tips?

I don't know much about optimising those actual listings, but they are definitely worth following up if your niche/site is relevant to a location.

I wonder how many 'places' listings need to be added for it to start showing for specific keywords.

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hellow0rld

14 years ago

Originally Posted by adammck

How hard is Google Places to rank? Any tips?

I don't know much about optimising those actual listings, but they are definitely worth following up if your niche/site is relevant to a location.

I wonder how many 'places' listings need to be added for it to start showing for specific keywords.

A couple of basic things to help you rank better in Google Places are:

1. Make sure the contact information matches the page you're linking to. I.e. Contact page. If You're using the home page, make sure address in in footer etc.

2. Make sure you use div cards on your website so Google can match details easier.

3. Make sure the address is exactly the same. For instance, a shop on a corner may list themselves on a website like, corner King Street and Bent street. Actual address is 200 King street. Make sure this is the address on the div card.

4. Make sure business name is listed and not the keyword in places. Use the categories for this.

5. Update products etc regularly.

Hope that helps

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simona86 14 years ago

Choose the keywords you thought best describe your services business. Choose keyphrases instead of a single word as per your niche. Choose the keywords on the basis of high search volume and low competition.
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NeilC

14 years ago

What do you mean by too much competition and how are you deciding what measures to use for competition?

I hope it's not just "competing pages" because that's not how to really check the strength of your competition.

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chase

14 years ago

I was reading a different thread and came across a related answer (by JSProjects) regarding a tool that you may find helpful - I am quoting the reply below:

Originally Posted by JSProjects

Try using a Google Suggest scraper. Little different than traditional keyword research, but you can find a TON of really long tail keywords.

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JSProjects

14 years ago

Originally Posted by chase

I was reading a different thread and came across a related answer (by JSProjects) regarding a tool that you may find helpful - I am quoting the reply below:

Yep. That's a great tool once you learn how to use it.

it's a different way of looking at keyword research but can generate a TON of results. Here's a trick:

Let's say you're main keyword is "vacation rental"

Plug this into a text file and add each letter of the alphabet to the end of it. For example:

vacation rental a
vacation rental b
vacation rental c

etc...

What this is going to do is grab the Google suggestions for every single one. So "vacation rental a" will turn into 10 different results (most of the time) that start with the letter a. "Vacation rental anaheim" is one example. Another is "vacation rental agreement." It will do this for every single letter, giving you a lot of results.

You can go even beyond this, though. A suggestion scraper will take ALL of your results and grab the suggestions for those, as well. So it's going to find 10 more results for "vacation rental anaheim," "vacation rental agreement," etc.

You can end up with 20,000+ long tail keywords using this method.

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Shaolinsteve

14 years ago

Originally Posted by JSProjects

Yep. That's a great tool once you learn how to use it.

it's a different way of looking at keyword research but can generate a TON of results. Here's a trick:

Let's say you're main keyword is "vacation rental"

Plug this into a text file and add each letter of the alphabet to the end of it. For example:

vacation rental a
vacation rental b
vacation rental c

etc...

What this is going to do is grab the Google suggestions for every single one. So "vacation rental a" will turn into 10 different results (most of the time) that start with the letter a. "Vacation rental anaheim" is one example. Another is "vacation rental agreement." It will do this for every single letter, giving you a lot of results.

You can go even beyond this, though. A suggestion scraper will take ALL of your results and grab the suggestions for those, as well. So it's going to find 10 more results for "vacation rental anaheim," "vacation rental agreement," etc.

You can end up with 20,000+ long tail keywords using this method.

Nice one JSP. This is quite helpful to know and worth trying out when I get time. I already have a site build around 1 keyword, but when I start ranking well enough, my aim is to be focusing on another or possible 2 other keywords, so this will come in handy!

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JSProjects

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Shaolinsteve

Nice one JSP. This is quite helpful to know and worth trying out when I get time. I already have a site build around 1 keyword, but when I start ranking well enough, my aim is to be focusing on another or possible 2 other keywords, so this will come in handy!

No problem.

As I said earlier, most of these keywords will get little to no traffic according to the Google Keyword Tool. But even if just 5-10% are worth your time (out of 20,000) you'll be pretty busy for awhile.

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GFI

14 years ago

Try to search your keywords on Google keyword research tool which is the best way for keyword analyzing.

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chaoslinker007

14 years ago

yeah but will these keywords would have enough searches?

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Shaolinsteve 14 years ago

Originally Posted by chaoslinker007

yeah but will these keywords would have enough searches?

That is something you should have to research yourself. Whatever it is your searching for will be different from any examples given here, so once you have keyword results and the competition is worth going for, then check out the traffic rate.

Obviously it helps to go for 'Intent To Buy' keywords if your trying to sell something. Always give them a solution or exactly what they are looking for. With that, you can turn around small traffic numbers to a good selling rate in most cases.
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JSProjects 14 years ago

Originally Posted by chaoslinker007

yeah but will these keywords would have enough searches?

No. In fact, most will have very few, if any. The key here is sheer volume. Having this many keywords gives you a real chance at finding a ton of gems / KW's you would have never thought of.
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24445

14 years ago

Like previously mentioned concentrate on exact matches using adwords keyword tool to see how much traffic you are likely to attract. Check to see how many links the competition has using a site like Alexa and also look at the page rank of your competing sites. You have to be realistic and concentrate on keywords with little competition at first. I usually concentrate on one keyword per page and optimise all of my pages.

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iphoneappdevelopment

14 years ago

Try to search your keywords on word tracker or Google keyword research tool.

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kannikuku

14 years ago

the best tool for keyword research is adwords , it really outputs good results

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Clarence78

14 years ago

The best one Google adwords,
word tracker and some times market samurai as well.

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McCoy

14 years ago

the basic is google keywordtools.. just type it on google and you will see it, if you're not sure how to do a keyword research go to youtube and search for keyword tools and how to do it.. ok??

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14 years ago

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Openxcell Inc 14 years ago

I have used the Google keyword tool for researching the keywords.It is best tool.It is really useful tool for keyword search.
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Johnm1141

14 years ago

Google keyword tool is the research tool I use it the most as it is free and a reputable service.

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tomcat25i

14 years ago

Google keyword research tool is the best one. While doing keyword research always go with the Exact match and chose keywords with medium competition.

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milla30

14 years ago

Google keyword tool is the best. Choose high searched and less competitive keyword at the start and later target high-competitive keywords.

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jhonybravo222

14 years ago

Simple, you can use google keyword tool and get the best result.

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mrconcdid

14 years ago

That is something you should have to research yourself. Whatever it is your searching for will be different from any examples given here, so once you have keyword results and the competition is worth going for, then check out the traffic rate.

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heenakapoor

14 years ago

There are many ways for keyword research. You can use keyword tools for it. I use Google Adwords keyword tool for select keywords for my websites. It provides monthly Local and Global searches related to my suggested keywords and suggest some more relevant keywords with their search volume.

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spaculus

14 years ago

For keywords research you can use Google/adwords toots which is given by google. It is very easy and very userfriendly online tool.

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makqlex00

14 years ago

Keyword research tool.!! Google adwords tool is best for this purpose.

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GodMode52

14 years ago

Originally Posted by GFI

Try to search your keywords on Google keyword research tool which is the best way for keyword analyzing.

Originally Posted by 24445

Like previously mentioned concentrate on exact matches using adwords keyword tool to see how much traffic you are likely to attract. Check to see how many links the competition has using a site like Alexa and also look at the page rank of your competing sites. You have to be realistic and concentrate on keywords with little competition at first. I usually concentrate on one keyword per page and optimise all of my pages.

Originally Posted by iphoneappdevelopment

Try to search your keywords on word tracker or Google keyword research tool.

Originally Posted by kannikuku

the best tool for keyword research is adwords , it really outputs good results

Originally Posted by Clarence78

The best one Google adwords,
word tracker and some times market samurai as well.

Originally Posted by McCoy

the basic is google keywordtools.. just type it on google and you will see it, if you're not sure how to do a keyword research go to youtube and search for keyword tools and how to do it.. ok??

Originally Posted by Openxcell Inc

I have used the Google keyword tool for researching the keywords.It is best tool.It is really useful tool for keyword search.

Originally Posted by Johnm1141

Google keyword tool is the research tool I use it the most as it is free and a reputable service.

Originally Posted by elitewebdesign

Wow..this is a great guide to know about keyword research. Everybody on internet marketing need this. Thanks Google adword keyword tool

Originally Posted by warriorsaroj

There are various tools which help you to get good keywords but its upto you to choose betterr keyword which are releted to your domain.

Originally Posted by tomcat25i

Google keyword research tool is the best one. While doing keyword research always go with the Exact match and chose keywords with medium competition.

Originally Posted by milla30

Google keyword tool is the best. Choose high searched and less competitive keyword at the start and later target high-competitive keywords.

Originally Posted by elitewebdesign

Adwords keyword tool is a good way to quickly compile a target list. It is the best tool for that purpose.

Once you have that list, you would need to use other tools to build off that including your analytics for long tail keywords.

Originally Posted by jhonybravo222

Simple, you can use google keyword tool and get the best result.

Originally Posted by elitewebdesign

I always use keyword word tracker and Google Adword to search and analyze best keywords for my site.

Originally Posted by heenakapoor

There are many ways for keyword research. You can use keyword tools for it. I use Google Adwords keyword tool for select keywords for my websites. It provides monthly Local and Global searches related to my suggested keywords and suggest some more relevant keywords with their search volume.

Originally Posted by spaculus

For keywords research you can use Google/adwords toots which is given by google. It is very easy and very userfriendly online tool.

Originally Posted by makqlex00

Keyword research tool.!! Google adwords tool is best for this purpose.

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TheProgrammer

14 years ago

I use Micro Niche Finder and sometime Google Keyword Tool. both works well for me.

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adam337

14 years ago

I use Google keyword tool to keyword research.

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GodMode52

14 years ago

This is really sad , what's the point in repeating ''google adwords'' like a group of zombies when 10 people before you said the same thing? I really hope moderators can keep an eye on this people , this is pure sh1t spam. Don't let this forum fall down like DP!

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JSProjects

14 years ago

Originally Posted by GodMode52

This is really sad , what's the point in repeating ''google adwords'' like a group of zombies when 10 people before you said the same thing? I really hope moderators can keep an eye on this people , this is pure sh1t spam. Don't let this forum fall down like DP!

I'd say a good 50% of the threads (in this section) have at least a few pointless replies that add nothing. I can't even visit DP anymore. Everyone sounds like a bunch of mindless robots.

Edit: See the post directly above this for an example.

Second edit: And the post directly below!

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GodMode52

14 years ago

Originally Posted by JSProjects

I'd say a good 50% of the threads (in this section) have at least a few pointless replies that add nothing. I can't even visit DP anymore. Everyone sounds like a bunch of mindless robots.

Edit: See the post directly above this for an example.

Second edit: And the post directly below!

JSProjects I'd say at least 80% of posts here are starting to be non-sense/bot made/signature spam style, this is like a cancer for a internet marketing forum.

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Antonio Gavrila

14 years ago

Originally Posted by GodMode52

JSProjects I'd say at least 80% of posts here are starting to be non-sense/bot made/signature spam style, this is like a cancer for a internet marketing forum.

You're right God.

I think this is the fault of bot's like xRumer that are spamming every forum that they can find.

On the good side they bringing "backlinks", even if they are worthless and on the bad side, they are ruining great communities like this one.

They will give up eventually because those are only blackhat methods of making money that only work for a limited period of time.

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JSProjects

14 years ago

Originally Posted by GodMode52

JSProjects I'd say at least 80% of posts here are starting to be non-sense/bot made/signature spam style, this is like a cancer for a internet marketing forum.

100% agree.

And I had to laugh a little since my point was proven by the posts directly above and below mine.

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adhie

14 years ago

Have you tried Ultimate Niche Finder? Find low competition EMD and an other keywords related to it.

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mrsvirtualassistant 14 years ago

You can use various strategies for keyword research. Use Google Trends and eBay Pulse to find a niche. Browse online magazines and newspapers. Select a few keywords that are relevant to your niche. Use online analytics tools to evaluate the competition and search volume of your keywords and key phrases.
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Deepikarajpal

14 years ago

If you have a website then you very well know about your competitors and if not then first step is to search for your online competitors and see what keywords they are targeting as use that info to find keywords that you want to target. For start make sure that you chose long tail keywords as they are easy to rank

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