Benefits of a Illogical Approach to Keyword Research For most aspects of living our lives, using a logical approach delivers much better results than taking an illogical approach. Performing certain tasks in a methodical, step by step approach only makes sense, especially in cases where you are taking specific actions to reproduce a certain result over and over again. However, the […]
Here is a tip you can use with Wordtrackers powerful right and left hand word stemming functionality. Try using “comprehensive search” to reveal how any given term is being used within an exact phrase as a whole. TIP: By exploring the plain ordinary everyday terms that may even sound flat and even boring, you may
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 looking for new windows of traffic doing your keyword research in Wordtracker what is it that you are usually looking for? Do you take the logical approach of researching the keywords that first come to to your mind? Most people do exactly this same thing. They research the words that are already programmed into
If you are having difficulty finding good keywords in your research process at Wordtracker, then try using the service a different way than you normally do. We often fall into patterns from habit, so by slightly changing your routine you may just discover something you would have completely overlooked. Remember that the more logically you
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
When doing keyword research, do you often see short, meaningless looking acronyms in your lists? People often search with jargon or short forms that may be specific to their industry. Try using the tool http://acronymfinder.com to unscramble the correct industry-related meaning. EXAMPLE: Try entering the term: SEO You might be surprised at how many different phrases
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