Basic Keyword Research

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How Does Google Rank Pages?

Wednesday, June 18th, 2008

Most successful businesses start from humble beginnings and the best search engines are the products of student projects at universities. The research project by two Stanford University students of PhD; Larry Page and Sergey Brin is an ample manifestation of the above stated fact.
When the two students started working on their project, many successful search [...]

Brand Keywords and Generic Keywords

Saturday, June 7th, 2008

Keywords are the foundation of any SEO program. Keywords will play a large part in determining where what your search engine results page (SERP) will be. It will also determine if your target audience will find your page or not. So it is important to keep these aspects in mind when selecting the keyword for [...]

Using Wordtracker For Finding Amazing Profitable Keywords

Monday, June 2nd, 2008

UPDATE: Please read my precautionary advice here in using Wordtracker.
Almost all SEO’s would confirm that the most important thing which is required for your site content is the selection of the right keywords.
If you select the wrong keywords, you may generate a large amount of traffic but this will not end up in sales. Sometimes [...]

Optimize Your Website With Google Adwords Keywords Tool

Saturday, May 24th, 2008

The whole Internet marketing business is based on the selection of useful keywords and their successful implementation. To get these correct and valuable keywords you definitely need a very efficient keyword tool, which can select the best possible combination.
The number of people in the field of Internet marketing is in the millions but still it [...]

Keywords Research for Different Search Engines

Friday, May 9th, 2008

Every search engine has different requirements for what they want from your keywords. Here are a few basic pointers so that you know what your keyword research should target for each search engine:

Niche Analysis and Its Value in Keyword Research

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008

Keyword research should never begin and end with a single niche. Many people think they know exactly where to market their website or products and they only search within a very narrow field. It is important to widen your perspective appropriately to ensure you miss nothing in the process.
Choosing a Search Radius
Start by creating a [...]

Who Are You Up Against?

Monday, April 7th, 2008

To search for your top keyword competitors, you need to know where you’re looking and how to analyze the information you gather. Immediately assuming a low competition rating is a good thing is not always the best course of action; nor is counting out a keyword with high competition.

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