Tags |
|
|
Links |
|
|
Answer Upon - Killer Keyword Marketing Research
To become a high achieving sales professional, you must first become an expert communicator. Ask any sales person if they would like to make $250,000 a year and they universally say “yes.” But then look at the tool kit they use to pursue clients, and more than likely you will find that the sales tools are dull. After 19 years of working with sales organizations in general, and high achieving sales professionals specifically,
Take the term "gold earrings" It gets 168 daily searches in all engines, and has 1,540,000 competing pages in
Workplace communication is important in aircraft cleaning companies because if you have to keep walking back to the service vehicle each time you need something you have a longer distance to walk then if you are only detailing a car, good communication means that your team workers can assist you in bringing you what you need and vice versa.Consider the wing span on a corporate jet and if you park behind the aircraft and you are w
Granted reading one article will not you an expert make. But I can at least begin to bring you up to speed when it comes to finding visitor laden top search terms. To do so I will reveal four of my sacred keyword research rules of thumb.
My first rule of thumb is simple. Do not settle for the obvious keyword phrases. I know. Sounds obvious. But apparently isn't.
For example the term "easter baskets" gets 120 searches/day. While going up against 420,00 other pages.
Not insurmountable. But I like less of a challenge. Especially when "personalized easter baskets" gets 109 searches/day and only has 615 competitors.
See the difference one word makes? Similar to the difference between lightning and a lightning bug, no? Since you get nearly the same number of searches with no where near the same number of competing pages.
The next secret rule of thumb is to compare the plural verses singular forms to see which is better. Since when it comes to this most webmasters tend to pile onto the wrong choice.
Take the term "gold earrings" It gets 168 daily searches in all engines, and has 1,540,000 competing pages in G
The Owl and the Pussy-cat went to sea In a beautiful pea green boat, They took some honey, and plenty of money, Wrapped up in a five pound note.Edward Lear must have had some precognition about what was in store for us all with the development of the internet when he wrote this nonsensical poem.Many people do feel at sea after they launch their website and attempt to navigate the sometimes confusing channels
My first rule of thumb is simple. Do not settle for the obvious keyword phrases. I know. Sounds obvious. But apparently isn't.
For example the term "easter baskets" gets 120 searches/day. While going up against 420,00 other pages.
Not insurmountable. But I like less of a challenge. Especially when "personalized easter baskets" gets 109 searches/day and only has 615 competitors.
See the difference one word makes? Similar to the difference between lightning and a lightning bug, no? Since you get nearly the same number of searches with no where near the same number of competing pages.
The next secret rule of thumb is to compare the plural verses singular forms to see which is better. Since when it comes to this most webmasters tend to pile onto the wrong choice.
Take the term "gold earrings" It gets 168 daily searches in all engines, and has 1,540,000 competing pages in
Ask most people to describe a sales person, and likely as not, you'll find yourself deluged by words like "huckster," "snake oil peddler," "fast talker," "con artist" and, of course, "untrustworthy," "arrogant" and "dishonest."Those of us who work in sales and know ourselves to be fine, upstanding people may wonder exactly what we ever did to earn such an enviable reputation. Unfortunately, the fact of the matter is, people who s
For example the term "easter baskets" gets 120 searches/day. While going up against 420,00 other pages.
Not insurmountable. But I like less of a challenge. Especially when "personalized easter baskets" gets 109 searches/day and only has 615 competitors.
See the difference one word makes? Similar to the difference between lightning and a lightning bug, no? Since you get nearly the same number of searches with no where near the same number of competing pages.
The next secret rule of thumb is to compare the plural verses singular forms to see which is better. Since when it comes to this most webmasters tend to pile onto the wrong choice.
Take the term "gold earrings" It gets 168 daily searches in all engines, and has 1,540,000 competing pages in
Running a web forum is no easy task. If you own one, you know how labor-intensive it is. You spent hours perfecting your forum. You thought up dozens of categories and topics. You customized the interface, set user permissions, sent out welcome emails. Tons of members signed up and logged in. Time for the payoff, right? Wrong. People log in to your forum daily, yet no one posts. Why?1. People are lazy. They'd rather be entertaine
See the difference one word makes? Similar to the difference between lightning and a lightning bug, no? Since you get nearly the same number of searches with no where near the same number of competing pages.
The next secret rule of thumb is to compare the plural verses singular forms to see which is better. Since when it comes to this most webmasters tend to pile onto the wrong choice.
Take the term "gold earrings" It gets 168 daily searches in all engines, and has 1,540,000 competing pages in
If you’re like me you don’t like to exaggerate, in fact, quite the opposite, I prefer to understate things and let the facts and results speak for themselves. In the internet marketing game however, if you don’t tell people that your product is better than the next person’s and list all the reasons why, you’ll end up losing out because your customer never had a chance to see for themselves why your product was so good and the obvious ch
Take the term "gold earrings" It gets 168 daily searches in all engines, and has 1,540,000 competing pages in Google. While "gold earring" gets 84 daily searches and faces 440,000 competitors. In other words it has less than a third of the competition for half the searches. So we're on the right track. Best of all "italian gold earrings" is used by 52 searchers daily. And only has to fend off 514 pesky competitors. Or what you might call a slam dunk.
Your third keyword research tactic involves grabbing the low hanging fruit. Or what I call "orphan keywords".
Ideally you're looking search terms with less than 1000 competing pages in Google when searching for the EXACT phrase. 500 or less is better still.
Of course the closer to 10 competing pages you get for a search term, the more likely it is your page will be to stumble into the top 10. These are true "orphan keywords". So named due to neglect by your competitors.
Then don't forget to think outside the box. Just like your potential customers do.
Say you had a law practice in California. One term you might consider is "criminal defense attorney". That gets 131 searches but faces 1,450,000 competing pages. I'm not wild about thos
HTTP = HTML link (for blogs, profiles,phorums):
<a href="http://www.hubyou.info/article/77625/hubyou-Killer-Keyword-Marketing-Research.html">Killer Keyword Marketing Research</a>
BB link (for phorums):
[url=http://www.hubyou.info/article/77625/hubyou-Killer-Keyword-Marketing-Research.html]Killer Keyword Marketing Research[/url]
Related Articles:
Get Clients With a Small Business Networking Strategy
Resume Considerations for Service Firms
Free WordPress Blogs and Adsense – A Money Maker for Anyone Who Can Type
Bookmark it:
|