Looking for an easy way to do keyword research -Â find popular niche keywords, get an accurate number of keyword searches, and get an instant analysis?
GTrends SE is a terrific tool that costs a mere $27 and does all this and more.
Some of the features you’ll love with this software:
Instantly know which keywords are [...]
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Google has been testing a new search algorithm, where searches with This Type of Capitalization, THIS TYPE OF CAPITALIZATION, and no capitalization return different results.
I’ve been testing it, and with some searches I get the same results, but with other I get vastly different results. Try it out for yourself and see what happens.
For the [...]
February 1, 2008 – 4:24 pm
Stats from the horse’s mouth:
The average Google query now consists of 4 words
14% of Google click come from paid search - 86% from organic
25% of Google’s user queries are unique*
(Reported by Beu Blog)
Hmmm, gives long-tail keywords new value.
How do you optimize for long tail?
Content. This may seem counter to my previous posts, but it’s [...]
January 29, 2008 – 9:36 am
There is a very good article on The Art of Niche Keyword Analysis for Social Media Marketing at SMMWhiz. It’s a little advanced, but if you want to target your niche, especially for social media, it’s an excellent guide.
Steps include:
Preparing for Analysis
Analyzing Competition
Buzz Tracking
Removal
Keyword Clustering
The author, Ashwin Ramesh, says:
Whenever you engage in Niche Determination, make [...]
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January 14, 2008 – 2:41 pm
Black Hat Keyword Tool
I don’t know what would be considered black hat about this keyword tool, but it’s a very fast way to get a nice list of keywords:
Black Hat SEO Keyword Tool
Microsoft Adcenter Keyword Tool
According SEO Book Aaron Wall’s blog post of January 11:
“…this tool is bad ass. Ad Intelligence is a new [...]
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October 3, 2007 – 12:21 pm
If you want your blog to not only be cached but show up in searches right away, use hot keywords in your title from Google Trends like the title I came across below:
Verizon takes on iPhone with LG Voyager
What an excellent piece of work – written today and almost immediately found in Google search results [...]
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