Have you wondered about which keyword phrase is listed more often in Google? At Google Fight, you can type in two competing key phrases and see which one is listed more often in the Google database.
What are the two most powerful letters that can be added to a behaviorally related “root word” that will convert a “behavior” into a “tool?” The Answer: E R Example: ACTION WORDS TOOLS Hold + add E R = Holder Stamp + add E R = Stamper Watch
Today online marketing efforts extend beyond with one another. With the accurate coordination, it will be a stroke between search engine optimization (SEO) and social media marketing begins to haze. Marketing strategy is started out exclusively as a means for improving social media visibility are now transitioning into feasible SEO strategies. One of my desired
I believe that often when we write fresh new content, our thoughts creatively continue to “work” as the old expression suggests…as we “sleep on it.” This applies especially to creative writing or even just copywriting in general. Try working on two or three different projects over a period of a few days. Don’t be in a big rush
Challenge yourself! How is your SEO comfort level with highly competitive keywords? Next time you do your keyword research, why not stretch just a little more towards that more competitive keyword phrase. Never stop growing your SEO skills and never stop testing all of your new ideas. Did you know that many SEOs wait far too
Conduct some searches for your keyword phrase. Study your title and description and compare it to your competitors. Get the opinion of a few other people as well. How does your listing stack up to your competitors in terms of titles/descriptions that grab the searcher’s attention and pull them into your site. Remember that your
Do you ever find yourself struggling with keyword research in certain areas. When exploring Wordtracker data, you need to stop putting your research up against the clock and stop feeling like you need to be so extremely “logical.” Release yourself from stress and treat it more like a “mission of exploration” rather than hunting for
Optimizing for secondary supporting keywords can be a golden mine because when everybody else is optimizing for the most popular keywords, there will be far less competition (and probably more hits) for pages that are focused on the minor words or synonyms. For example, “real estate in Tamilnadu” might have much less action than “real
When doing new keyword research, do you know there are differences between the written word and spoken dialogue? Instead of researching common descriptive terms, try exploring natural sounding “dialogue.” Try to remember to explore “words” based on dialogue, not just on written copy. Your customers often will say things to you in their dialogue that
How many new behavioral trends have you discovered by exploring Wordtracker data? Do you ever feel like you are running low on keywords related to your business? Stop exploring keywords related to your solution or service and start exploring the trends that are related to your audience’s “challenges.” In many cases, we tend to only be focused
Next time you are looking for new ideas in Wordtracker to attract more traffic, try thinking beyond “keyword hunting.” Of course you want to find those great money keywords, but also thing about exploring “topics” that would fit into your site’s interests. Have you ever researched which “tools” are in the highest demand? Have you
There is little value in focusing all of your attention on trying to analyze something that is designed for the purpose of constant, continual and nearly perpetual change. Don’t spend hundreds of hours trying to analyze algorithm. Instead, use your time wisely to create fresh original content that is mildly optimized for those low competition
Search for your most important keyword phrase. Carefully study the top 10 results. Which is the best written title? Which is the most captivating? Which grabs the reader by the throat and makes him or her want to click on the link? Is it the #1 ranked result? Not necessarily, is it? Is it your listing? If it’s not
Search for your most important keyword phrases. Look at your competitors’ titles and descriptions. How do yours compare with theirs? Make sure your titles and descriptions are more compelling and designed to grab the visitors’ attention immediately. Ask for several people’s opinion on this — your opinion may be too biased. If you’re just listing keywords in your title
Next time you do keyword research, think beyond the first terms that jump into your mind. Most people don’t really research much data, but the tend to use the tool to tell them about specific phrases (THEY THINK) are most important. If you don’t believe it then check this example… Example, What might a good
SEO TIP on Keyword Research: Always remember that no two keyword phrases ever perform exactly the same. Keywords do not perform the same within different industries. Even the same exact phrase can be easier or more difficult to optimize for, unless you take a variety of things into consideration. Search engines grade on a curve.
You don’t have to use your keyword phrase in your domain name. That may be a revelation to some folks, but the keyword phrase in your domain name is just one “piece of the SEO pie,” and an insignificant piece at that. There are over 100 pieces of the pie that go into what makes up the ranking of