Keyword Density

It is usually suggested to find 1 – 3 keywords for your content, but extensive research is required to find out which keyword is most searched for, after all its no point of optimizing your website for the keywords that no-one is searching for. So make sure you do your paperwork and jot down which keywords are most searched for and with less competition. Write as many keywords you think of, don’t just limit them. You should be able to build up several phrases from them. While thinking of any keyword search think about following

List down the purpose of your website. You will definitely find some words here. What would you type in the search engine if you want to find out your website?

You can use Overture for your keyword research. This tool not only shows you how many searches have been made for a given keyword in past month but all shows you several alternatives for that keyword. The other keyword research tool I can suggest of is WORDTRACKER. Although they require subscription, but OVERTURE is completely free. Search engines like Google also provides with good recommendation tool although it does not indicate any popularity.

Measuring Competition for Keywords

After you are done with your

By: Bhavesh Patel

webmarketingtoday asked:

In this video, paid search expert Christine Churchill continues her explanation of keyword research with the expansion phase. She explains how to use a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet with the concatenate command to expand your list of key phrases with plurals, misspellings, action words, and geographical terms. In addition, searches may use words indicating their position in the buying process — compare, review, finance, etc. She also explains how keyword selection tools are used in this process….

Money Maker asked:


can you give me at least 3 answer….1.What i know about this topic already:
2.What i want to learn about this topic…3.Keywords/Phrases to use for searching:
4.Guiding Question:…it can be anything cuz i have no idea what it mean…….best answer get 10 point

Keyword research is a vital part of building a profitable website. It brings traffic and with traffic comes sales and profit. Learn how to do profitable keyword research and you will quickly learn how to make more money online.

What is keyword research?

Keyword research is the process of finding words and phrases you can target in your website. These are generally words or phrases that are related to your topic, that people looking for your site would use to find you.

What is a good keyword?

A good keyword is a word or phrase that people are actually searching for. The second element of a good keyword is that the word itself is not too competitive.

If you rank for keywords with no one searching on them, you still don’t get traffic. If you choose keywords that are so competitive, even if they have a lot of searches, you still won’t get traffic, because you won’t be able to make it to the top of the search engines for people to find you.

Why do I need good keywords?

Doing good keyword research, and finding good kewyords is important because you will get organic (free) traffic from those keywords.

Choosing profitable keywords is important because it assures you will make money with your website. You can certainly pay for traffic, but using good keywords will get your long term, ongoing, free traffic.

How do keywords get me traffic?

When someone is searching for information online they generally go to a search engine. They put a word or phrase in the search engine that will help them find what they are looking for.

When the results come up for their search if your site comes up on the first page chances are they may click on your site. Your chances increase the higher on page 1 you are.

The more keywords with high search volume, or the more long tail keywords that your site shows up for the more traffic you will get.

How do I start the keyword research process?

First step first, think about what your site offers. Your keywords must be relevant to your content. Once you have figured out some main areas of focus for your site you can begin looking for relevant keywords.

How do I find good keywords?

There are many tools available that will help you to find profitable keywords. Whatever tool you choose you want to make sure they provide information about how many people are searching for that term. You also want to be able to find out how much competition your keyword has. Google now offers search volume numbers on the Adwords Tool. You can use it for free. You can also estimate how much money each keyword will make through adsense using the Google Adwords Tool.

Finding profitable keywords should be the cornerstone of any online business. No matter what kind of business you are running you need traffic, you need eyes on your page. Finding the best keywords for your site will get you that traffic. Then you can start working on converting the traffic to sales.



By: Jackie Lee

razz4900 asked:


What SEO tool online is the best to user for keyword research?
I’d like a website that allows you to type in a keyword for each of your website. Then breaks the keyword into other keywords and phrases relating to that keyword/theme.

Each keyword should give a list of results for each keyword that has been searched for.

extraordinary dizzy bussy bee asked:


could you guys suggest me with keyterms or keywords for this subject bout children be required to go to school after the age of 16?
if ur asking this is a research paper im suppose to do, but im having trouble researching cuz i dont know what words or phrases im suppose to look up, i have an outline due to, so im having trouble, please help. and could u suggest any periodicals, or any books that i can use for this?

mnid007 asked:


I work for a University that sends e-mails to prospective students. Sometimes there can be over 100 e-mails sent at one time. I am designing a new template to be used for these e-mails. How can I make sure that these e-mails do not get marked as spam? I can’t have our company gray listed as spammers. Is there a website where I can upload my HTML e-mails and it will tell me if hotmail, yahoo, aol, etc… will flag it as spam. I have done some research on keywords, phrases, links, etc.. that e-mail filters will look for. Anyone know of such a site? Just a little background info, the templates have linked images from the school’s websites so they are not very large e-mails. Any help would be appreciated.