Free Tutorial: How To Find GOLDEN Keywords

by Mosa
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Looking back from where I started, I would say that much of my success was attributed to doing keyword research correctly. Even today, after panda and penguin, I've been able to rank domains at the top of Google and begin earning money without any backlinks.

So today I've decided to disclose the methods of how this is done. I've posted this on our blog along with a few other tutorials, but I know many people would rather just read info straight from the warrior forum, so here it is.

Keyword Research

After initially trying out Market Samurai, we found that it was just too slow for our liking. So instead we decided to go with Long Tail Pro. Long Tail Pro not only does searches faster, but we find that by using their competition analysis page, we're able to get a much clearer view right away of whether or not we can rank for the key term.

Keep in mind that if you have Market Samurai already and don't want to get another tool, you can still use market samurai and try to follow this guide as closely as possible.

Also, if you have no tools at all, you can apply filters on the Google Keyword Tool and use free PR and Backlink Checkers. It'll probably take 10 times longer to go this route - but if you don't have the capital to invest and you find it worth your time to spend the hours researching, then go for it.

Here's the video of our basic keyword research:



OVERVIEW OF VIDEO:

The filters for our keywords using Long Tail Pro are as follows:

  • At least 1000 Exact Match Searches in Google Keyword Tool
  • At least $1.00 CPC
    **Notice in the video we chose to use $0.70 CPC. This is because occasionally we will go for keywords that have a lower CPC if the Search volume is much higher. Vice versa, we may go with a keyword that has lower search volume if the CPC is much higher. A general calculation you could use is SEARCH VOLUME x CPC is equal to or greater than 1000. For example, if a keyword has a search volume of 2000, and a CPC of $0.75, we would get 2000 x 0.75 = 1500. Since 1500 is greater than 1000, it would still be worth it to go for this keyword.
    We are going for Exact Match Domains. For example, if the keyword we are going for is "dog training collars" we would buy a domain name like "dogtrainingcollars.com".
  • Low Competition on the Google Top Ten :
    - Less than half are optimized for keyword in the title
    - Low PR on at least 2 or 3 of the top ten sites
    - Low amount of SEMoz/Juice links
    - Presence of other Sniper Sites

Notice that unlike some "guides" we do NOT include "phrase match" competition as a limiting factor in choosing a keyword.



From our tests and the tests of multiple marketers we know that "phrase match" competition is not that significant. Consider this, would you have a better chance of winning in the 100 meter dash against 10,000 rookies or 10 Olympians? That's why using these filters such as "phrase match of 40k or below" is deceiving, because the top 10 could be Olympians. Likewise, seeing "500k phrase match" may have top 10 positions still filled by rookies. So basically, if the competition on the first page of Google is weak, then we will go for it.

KEYWORD TRICK #1 - SNIPING THE SNIPERS


OVERVIEW OF VIDEO:

By seeing sniper sites in the search engines you'll have a better grasp as to where you may be able to rank with your own sites. The best case scenario is to see another new sniper site ranked at the top spots of google with No PR and no backlinks. Using good on page optimization and a little backlinking can almost guarantee that you'll either be right up there with them or you'll beat them for the top spot.


KEYWORD TRICK #2 - LEARNING FROM OTHERS


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If you found what seems to be an open niche, but you see that other sniper sites before you have failed to rank for it, check their on page optimization and their backlinks to gather any clues as to where they may have messed up. If you can pinpoint their mistake, you can attack the same keyword and achieve better results. However, be careful to recognize when a legitimate sniper site with very little flaws fails to rank. This could mean that the seemingly open niche may be a bit harder then you anticipated. This isn't always the case, though - you can still go for these keywords if you'd like, and you may still rank.

Keep in mind that these are just guidelines to giving you the highest percent chance of getting winning keywords while staying away from the bad ones. You can still break these guidelines and find winners.

Hope this helps a few of you out there!
#find #golden #keywords
  • Profile picture of the author timpears
    Thanks, you explained this in very simple terms. I am going to give this method a try and see how I do.
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  • Profile picture of the author mego818
    Thanks for this. I have been meaning to get LTP for a while.
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  • Profile picture of the author Rache
    Its refreshing to hear a good website ranking without having to do lots of backlinking.
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  • Profile picture of the author shellyreitkop
    Yes this is right way to choose keywords for a website but while choosing we must take attention that keyword which we select should have high search volume and have low competition. Moreover if we use keyword phrase it is the extra support to our website.
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  • Profile picture of the author mindfulness
    That's great! Thanks for sharing Mosa!
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    • Profile picture of the author Aarav
      Thanks a lot for sharing this huge tutorial with simple and easily understandable terms. Keyword Reasech is the main part of seo and that's why it must necessary to do it on proper and ethical way where this tutorials are play big roles on find best keywords for websites.
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  • Profile picture of the author MaryPabelate
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    Of course, keyword research is very important to any website.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ninja Ana
    This awesome, very well said. Its a great find and a big help. thanks for sharing
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  • Profile picture of the author n0tr3v3
    wow, nice share but nothing beats GOOD OLD GOOGLE KEYWORD TOOL, imagine finding a keyword with 3000 per-month for US, 19,000 completing websites (more than half aren't centred around that keyword)and with a PPC is 1.00+.

    Keyword research that takes time, will definitely pay off.....
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    • Profile picture of the author Mosa
      Originally Posted by n0tr3v3 View Post

      wow, nice share but nothing beats GOOD OLD GOOGLE KEYWORD TOOL, imagine finding a keyword with 3000 per-month for US, 19,000 completing websites (more than half aren't centred around that keyword)and with a PPC is 1.00+.

      Keyword research that takes time, will definitely pay off.....
      I mention using keyword tool in the guide above. But if you're not using tools, then you'll be spending a lot more time finding the keywords. LTP and Market samurai automatically grabs info from the keyword tool when you use it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Furyx2
    Keyword research is it's probably one of the most boring things ever. So using tools is the way to go since it will save a lot of time. I'd rather spend one day on keyword research and the rest of the week making more money, than doing this monotonous task for an entire week.
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  • Profile picture of the author smodha
    Some great tips there Mosa! It's similar to my strategy except I use MS Excel and Google Keyword Tool to analyse the keywords (all third party software scrapes content from Google so I just go straight to the source). I then use Traffic Travis to analyse the competition.
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    • Profile picture of the author Mosa
      Originally Posted by smodha View Post

      Some great tips there Mosa! It's similar to my strategy except I use MS Excel and Google Keyword Tool to analyse the keywords (all third party software scrapes content from Google so I just go straight to the source). I then use Traffic Travis to analyse the competition.
      Yea, there's definitely room to go the free route. Another killer tool that we've been using a lot is SemRush. I haven't made any tutorials on how we do this yet, but I can tell you it's ridiculously powerful.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mosa
    It's generally close enough. In some cases we've gotten much more traffic for some keywords, but also have gotten much less for others.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ron Cady
    Well done tutorials. Keyword Research and selecting the right ones is 90% of the battle; took me a dozen or so flopped sites to see that.... Ugly Site & Right Keyword = Money Stunning Site & Bad Keyword = No Money
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    • Profile picture of the author Mosa
      Originally Posted by Ron Cady View Post

      Well done tutorials. Keyword Research and selecting the right ones is 90% of the battle; took me a dozen or so flopped sites to see that.... Ugly Site & Right Keyword = Money Stunning Site & Bad Keyword = No Money
      I believe we messed up around 40 sites when we first started, haha. But that's because we started off with a bang and decided to just go all out straight from the beginning. In the end we ended up learning from all those mistakes.
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    Mosa, your FB page isn't working =/. Do you have Skype? I noticed that you're interested in doing an Amazon site, and what's funny is that I'm interested in making an Adsense site lol!

    Also - you're in Washington? How far from Seattle? I go there almost every year to visit my family haha.
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    • Profile picture of the author Mosa
      Originally Posted by GGpaul View Post

      Mosa, your FB page isn't working =/. Do you have Skype? I noticed that you're interested in doing an Amazon site, and what's funny is that I'm interested in making an Adsense site lol!

      Also - you're in Washington? How far from Seattle? I go there almost every year to visit my family haha.
      I'm ALWAYS looking to learn more and diversify. And i'm 15 minutes from Seattle. Trevor, my business partner, lives in Seattle as well.
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  • Profile picture of the author nik0
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    I don't like longtail pro to be honest, when I want to do like 4-5 time searches in a short amount of time it starts to freeze with fetching the data to see if the domain is available.

    And actually that was the only part I liked about it, filtering the adwords stats and seeing if the EMD is available but that's exactly where it go's wrong when you use it en masse..
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  • Profile picture of the author Xempes
    Thank you very much for this. as a newbie it helps alot.
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    • Profile picture of the author Mosa
      Originally Posted by nik0 View Post

      I don't like longtail pro to be honest, when I want to do like 4-5 time searches in a short amount of time it starts to freeze with fetching the data to see if the domain is available.

      And actually that was the only part I liked about it, filtering the adwords stats and seeing if the EMD is available but that's exactly where it go's wrong when you use it en masse..
      Hmmm... I know there was a period of a week where I was having problems with it, but it's been updated several times and since then it's been working great for us.
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      • Profile picture of the author nik0
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        Originally Posted by Mosa View Post

        Hmmm... I know there was a period of a week where I was having problems with it, but it's been updated several times and since then it's been working great for us.
        I used the trial version for 10 days, then I looked into the documentation and they said you could only fetch data so many times in a certain amount of time or it would get flagged as spam/abuse or anything like that, don't remember the exact wording. I'll sign up for a new trial soon to see if that problem is fixed.
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        • Profile picture of the author Mosa
          Originally Posted by nik0 View Post

          I used the trial version for 10 days, then I looked into the documentation and they said you could only fetch data so many times in a certain amount of time or it would get flagged as spam/abuse or anything like that, don't remember the exact wording. I'll sign up for a new trial soon to see if that problem is fixed.
          I run searches all day on it and haven't had any issues... but I also run HideMyAss, so maybe that helps out.
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    Yeah I bet HMA might help indeed
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  • Profile picture of the author Mosa
    I just scanned through some new results and I may be lowering some of the minimum criteria that I showed on the video. It might actually be good to go for some of the lower search volumes and CPCs especially if you know you can rank for them.
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  • Profile picture of the author kazim
    I read your post in details. I think it will help me to get good keywords.
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  • Profile picture of the author BiggyJ
    Thanks for this, I haven't build an MNS in a while, this was a good refresh, thinking to start doing them again, they are a quite good source of passive income. Although I always strugle finding the keywords... LOL
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    • Profile picture of the author Mosa
      Originally Posted by BiggyJ View Post

      Thanks for this, I haven't build an MNS in a while, this was a good refresh, thinking to start doing them again, they are a quite good source of passive income. Although I always strugle finding the keywords... LOL
      Yea, it's a great passive income and it also has a high flipping value in case you ever get interested in doing that. It does have a decent learning curve, but once you get through that you can start outsourcing and scaling the process.
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  • Profile picture of the author WarGasm
    What's a sniper site?
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  • Profile picture of the author Mosa
    Originally Posted by WarGasm View Post

    What's a sniper site?
    It's just a very targeted site. Usually it's an EMD and it's going after very low keyword competition that still has a decent search volume and CPC. If you find these guys ranked up at the top, then basically you already know that you have a good shot at ranking for the keyword. The research they did is all done for you

    Originally Posted by MaryPabelate View Post

    Mosa, thank for great tutorial on keyword research, it was really very helpful to me.

    I wold also like to know your views on finding profitable keywords which are less competitive.

    Profitable keywords like having the words, buy, reviews, order, prices etc.
    I think having buying keywords is great especially if you're going for amazon sites. Right now, we're still new to amazon, but I'm already doing some experiments and i'm starting to see results. In my opinion, amazon is a little trickier than adsense, so we're still working out the kinks.
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  • Profile picture of the author jodiesmitham
    Originally Posted by Mosa View Post

    However, be careful to recognize when a legitimate sniper site with very little flaws fails to rank. This could mean that the seemingly open niche may be a bit harder then you anticipated.
    Hi Mosa,

    Have you ever found yourself in this situation? If so, is there a link between these keywords? I built four websites in the last three months and only one of them is a success. The others fit the same criteria - low comp top 10, over 1.5k searches per month etc. but they have tanked in the rankings. I can only assume that my content was very similar to others as I can see similar sites with good onsite SEO, varied backlinks etc. all sitting in positions 300 +
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    • Profile picture of the author Mosa
      Originally Posted by jodiesmitham View Post

      Hi Mosa,

      Have you ever found yourself in this situation? If so, is there a link between these keywords? I built four websites in the last three months and only one of them is a success. The others fit the same criteria - low comp top 10, over 1.5k searches per month etc. but they have tanked in the rankings. I can only assume that my content was very similar to others as I can see similar sites with good onsite SEO, varied backlinks etc. all sitting in positions 300 +
      Yea, we have been in this situation before. Sometimes it really feels like Google has a little bit of randomness to it. Not everything we go for is going to be success. Some of the keywords we try, we feel like we are sure we are going to rank for and then after a few weeks we're nowhere to be seen.

      Just try to build off of and copy your successful site as much as possible. Keep building up on what seems to be working for you and you'll increase your success rate.
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      • Profile picture of the author jodiesmitham
        Originally Posted by Mosa View Post

        Yea, we have been in this situation before. Sometimes it really feels like Google has a little bit of randomness to it. Not everything we go for is going to be success. Some of the keywords we try, we feel like we are sure we are going to rank for and then after a few weeks we're nowhere to be seen.

        Just try to build off of and copy your successful site as much as possible. Keep building up on what seems to be working for you and you'll increase your success rate.
        Thanks Mosa. Do you keep working on them or leave them after x months? I feel like I've wasted the last 3 months as I've been adding content daily to these sites and adding varied backlinks slowly, but I am seeing no difference at all. I'm wondering whether I should start some new sites rather than waste more time on ones that are simply not going to rank well.
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        • Profile picture of the author Mosa
          Originally Posted by jodiesmitham View Post

          Thanks Mosa. Do you keep working on them or leave them after x months? I feel like I've wasted the last 3 months as I've been adding content daily to these sites and adding varied backlinks slowly, but I am seeing no difference at all. I'm wondering whether I should start some new sites rather than waste more time on ones that are simply not going to rank well.
          Hey Jodie, For niche sites, it really is a numbers game and you have to pick up and go if a site just isn't working out for you. This is also why I now start sites off with only one article of content and see if it will rank on the first page. If it does then I'll add a little more content, if not, then I'll abandon it.

          How far invested are you into that keyword? And is it ranking anywhere at all?
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          • Profile picture of the author jodiesmitham
            Originally Posted by Mosa View Post

            Hey Jodie, For niche sites, it really is a numbers game and you have to pick up and go if a site just isn't working out for you. This is also why I now start sites off with only one article of content and see if it will rank on the first page. If it does then I'll add a little more content, if not, then I'll abandon it.

            How far invested are you into that keyword? And is it ranking anywhere at all?
            Thankfully I have only invested time - about 60 pages (with unique content) per site. The domain cost around $10 and I already had hosting costs covered. These keywords are not ranking anywhere within the first 500 results, but some IMers state you should continue to persevere and add more content blah blah blah. I think it's time to walk away as there are clearly other factors involved which I may only overcome in another 6 month's time! In that time, I could have created more sites. Thanks for your help.
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            • Profile picture of the author Mosa
              Originally Posted by jodiesmitham View Post

              Thankfully I have only invested time - about 60 pages (with unique content) per site. The domain cost around $10 and I already had hosting costs covered. These keywords are not ranking anywhere within the first 500 results, but some IMers state you should continue to persevere and add more content blah blah blah. I think it's time to walk away as there are clearly other factors involved which I may only overcome in another 6 month's time! In that time, I could have created more sites. Thanks for your help.
              Well, if you're building an authority site and each of the articles is targeting another keyword then that's a different story. Is this the case? or were you mainly just trying to rank the main keyword for a low competition term?
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              • Profile picture of the author jodiesmitham
                Originally Posted by Mosa View Post

                Well, if you're building an authority site and each of the articles is targeting another keyword then that's a different story. Is this the case? or were you mainly just trying to rank the main keyword for a low competition term?
                The sites were targeting one low comp keyword each. The top 10 results in Google were awful (mostly PR 0, few backlinks etc) so I reckoned it would be easy to rank. I researched each topic and wrote a 1,000 word article to start off with, then followed by several 400 - 500 word articles. It's only recent that I discovered a number of other sites like mine all drifting in positions 300 onwards - so they made the same assumption about the top 10 sites as me. These were EMDs and were clearly targeting the same keyword. I think you're right about it being a numbers game.
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                • Profile picture of the author Mosa
                  Originally Posted by jodiesmitham View Post

                  The sites were targeting one low comp keyword each. The top 10 results in Google were awful (mostly PR 0, few backlinks etc) so I reckoned it would be easy to rank. I researched each topic and wrote a 1,000 word article to start off with, then followed by several 400 - 500 word articles. It's only recent that I discovered a number of other sites like mine all drifting in positions 300 onwards - so they made the same assumption about the top 10 sites as me. These were EMDs and were clearly targeting the same keyword. I think you're right about it being a numbers game.
                  I think that if you're going to build that many pages though, you have to think about targeting other keywords. I've been working a bit with authority sites now and I'm noticing that when you start building lots of pages, it becomes worth it to start targeting keywords with very very low search volumes. Even though these keywords don't get searched very often, the cumulative effect is pretty significant.

                  Have you taken a look at webmaster tools to see if your site could have potential for ranking for any other terms?
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                  • Profile picture of the author jodiesmitham
                    Originally Posted by Mosa View Post

                    I think that if you're going to build that many pages though, you have to think about targeting other keywords. I've been working a bit with authority sites now and I'm noticing that when you start building lots of pages, it becomes worth it to start targeting keywords with very very low search volumes. Even though these keywords don't get searched very often, the cumulative effect is pretty significant.

                    Have you taken a look at webmaster tools to see if your site could have potential for ranking for any other terms?
                    These sites started off with around 5 pages purely to see if they would rank well. When they didn't, I kept adding more unique content, but it actually made things worse and Google Webmaster showed a massive decline in search queries. I still cannot work out what happened - the impression I get is that the content was too similar to other websites. My sites are product review sites linking through to Amazon so I can only assume adding more reviews made my sites too similar to other product review sites in the same niche, thus we were all thrown out into positions 300 +
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                    • Profile picture of the author Mosa
                      Originally Posted by jodiesmitham View Post

                      These sites started off with around 5 pages purely to see if they would rank well. When they didn't, I kept adding more unique content, but it actually made things worse and Google Webmaster showed a massive decline in search queries. I still cannot work out what happened - the impression I get is that the content was too similar to other websites. My sites are product review sites linking through to Amazon so I can only assume adding more reviews made my sites too similar to other product review sites in the same niche, thus we were all thrown out into positions 300 +
                      That's really interesting to hear because I've been working on an amazon review style site and the site is getting better as more posts are going up. Also, new posts are automatically getting indexed and starting to rank without doing anything to them.

                      I don't recall you mentioning it earlier, but have you been building any particular backlinks to them?
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                      • Profile picture of the author jodiesmitham
                        Originally Posted by Mosa View Post

                        That's really interesting to hear because I've been working on an amazon review style site and the site is getting better as more posts are going up. Also, new posts are automatically getting indexed and starting to rank without doing anything to them.

                        I don't recall you mentioning it earlier, but have you been building any particular backlinks to them?
                        I have a few other Amazon websites and they have performed in the way that you describe, but it seems that method is not always consistent. Are there many other Amazon sites in the same niche as your sites?

                        I always do the same type of backlinking - web 2.0, select forum posts, social bookmarking and Facebook/Twitter.
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                        • Profile picture of the author Mosa
                          Originally Posted by jodiesmitham View Post

                          I have a few other Amazon websites and they have performed in the way that you describe, but it seems that method is not always consistent. Are there many other Amazon sites in the same niche as your sites?

                          I always do the same type of backlinking - web 2.0, select forum posts, social bookmarking and Facebook/Twitter.
                          Well with the amazon site we're really taking a different approach and going after much lower search volumes and competitions than with the niche sites. There aren't many people going after the same keywords, if at all, for our amazon site.

                          You may want to look into your backlinking strategy a little. If you want you can check out our strategy here. With the penguin updates, we may be making some updates as changes come along, but for now this strategy is still working for us.
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                          • Profile picture of the author jodiesmitham
                            Originally Posted by Mosa View Post

                            Well with the amazon site we're really taking a different approach and going after much lower search volumes and competitions than with the niche sites. There aren't many people going after the same keywords, if at all, for our amazon site.

                            You may want to look into your backlinking strategy a little. If you want you can check out our strategy here. With the penguin updates, we may be making some updates as changes come along, but for now this strategy is still working for us.
                            Thanks Mosa, that's really useful. It makes sense if you can target a handful of less competitive keywords with one website. I'll keep you updated if I find a link between the selection of websites that haven't ranked well for me.
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    Great post, there is alot of very useful info here.
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  • Profile picture of the author Suir1980
    I can't take this seriously because you believe this means something:




    If you want me to prove how worthless this figure is, let me know and I'll PM you a keyword.
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  • Profile picture of the author soniamit
    thanks for good tips..
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  • Profile picture of the author themesplice
    Nice post. Although I don't have a long tail pro, but I guess "niche finder" will do the trick. correct me if I am wrong?
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    • Profile picture of the author Mosa
      Originally Posted by themesplice View Post

      Nice post. Although I don't have a long tail pro, but I guess "niche finder" will do the trick. correct me if I am wrong?
      Hey Themesplice. I don't know much about niche finder, but you could probably just get it to follow the guide as closely as you can. Is this "niche finder" one of those tools that bases off of phrase match competition?
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  • Profile picture of the author Crows
    Hope this info is still relevant today? I have a quick question...if your targeting local searches in your country is it fair to say your competition is locally based? i.e a keyword might be super competitive globally but week in your country. Does that mean you have a good chance to rank it? Assuming your domain and hosting is locally sourced?
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    • Profile picture of the author onSubie
      Originally Posted by Crows View Post

      Hope this info is still relevant today?
      ...
      Thanks
      Rick
      All the general ideas are relevant but some details of the video demo have changed.

      The Google Keyword Tool has been replaced by the Keyword Planner and Long Tail Pro has changed slightly in the interface and the way it displays data.
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