Posted by Admin in Now although there are opposing statments and opinions in this area of keyword research, you will notice that either way, opposing arguements or not, its not too far off from the truth. The truth is, you want to research keywords that have lower than 10,000 quoted results in the search engines. Keep in mind the lower the better, so below 5,000 is what I would recommend, but getting organic listings under 10,000 is definitely possible. To test the waters for a keyword, what you need to do is open Google, and type in a keyword phrase into the search box with “Quotes” around it and then click Search. Google will return the number of websites that are listed for that keyword phrase.
This is an example results you may get:
Results 1 – 10 of about 4,120 for “make money online with article marketing“.
4,120 results is definitely a prime candidate for an article and will be very easy to get listed under.
Make a list of relevant keywords that you feel your audience will search for when looking for a product or service similar to what you are promoting.
USE the Google Keyword Tool:
You can get some great keyword data from the free Google Keyword tool. You can use this tool to dig around for relevant keywords that people have searched for in the past and gives an average monthly search volume. Go through the list looking for keywords that you could write an article on and help someone looking for Information on how to make money with article marketing.
Remember, any keyword below 5,000 results is a good candidate for an article to write about.
The Google keyword tool will also give you some great ideas for keywords to write on by using their website content generator. Choose “website Content” from the option list and enter the website that you wish to search.
Remember, any keyword below 5,000 results is a really good opportunity for an article to write about.
The Google keyword tool will also give you some cool ideas for keywords to write on if you decide to use their website content generator. Choose “website Content” from the option list and enter the website that you wish to search. From this list alone you have some great ideas on keywords to research further.
One of the most asked questions I get is ” how do I know what keywords are profitable?”. Well my friends, the key is to choose your keywords based on relevancy, not by traffic believe it or not, and this is how most people start off on the wrong foot. If your keywords are relevant to what you are promoting, the profits will follow! Trust me. Although a keyword may get searched for a million times a month, your traffic is useless if it is not relevant and it has massive competition.
Well its Christmas Eve everyone, and I hope unlike me right now, you’re snug in bed considering the kids will be waking you up at 7:00 a.m. if you have any, or enjoying or should I say be celebrating the last of the Chistmas season rush! I know I will be!
I will be away tomorrow, enjoying the company of close family and friends, but within the next couple of days I will be discussing the rest of this module on article marketing, and what you need to consider when choosing your keywords based on relevancy and competition.
Merry Chistmas to you all!! Its been a delight sharing my knowledge and experiences with you!
Hi Chelsea,
I’ve been using the Adword Tool for years. It’s anawesome tool especially after Google finally let us see IN NUMBERS the search volume made by particular keywords.
I have an additional suggestion to enhance it. After you use the keyword tool and find the keywords, you can use Yahoo SiteExplorer to check how hard it is to compete for space on your Google top ten search results.
Have a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New year!
All the best!
Regards,
Erwin Chua
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Hey Chelsea,
normally I look at keyword articles and I begin to glaze over and wonder if it’s time to head into the house for a cuppa tea? Not so with your post! You make finding keywords sound incredibly simple, and you have tweaked my interest in creating and submitting a few articles myself. Thank you so much for re-motivating me in this area
Trust you’ve enjoyed a wonderful Christmas, looking forward to learning from you more.
Ann Marie Dennis
http://www.AnnMarieDennis.com
http://twitter.com/AnnMarieDennis
Hi Chelsea,
First visit – to say hello – and love your pink and green colour scheme.
And also all your wonderful articles, particularly this one on Keywords.
Looking forward to the rest of these articles.
Do you twitter? It helps get your traffic up and keep in touch.
Follow me on http://twitter.com/valeriedavies
To your great success,
Valerie
http://www.daybydaymarketing.com
Chelsea, great articles on article marketing and Google keywords. These are excellent tools for driving traffic to your site.
Just wanted to introduce myself. I am a student of Alex Jeffreys and my blog is also up and running. I have a couple of posts you might want to read; one on “pinging” and one on SEO optimization. Please vist my site below and leave me a comment. I have added you to my blogroll, please add me to yours.
Also wanted to share with you a new viral marketing tool that lets you send messages to peoples’ desktop. It is called Desktop Lightning. Check it out at this link.
http://vur.me/jcastel/DTL
Jose
http://www.josecastelonline.com
Hi Chelsea,
Recommended to your site, so wanted to say hello! Firstly, your colour scheme is great and
great article on keywords.. Will be coming back for some more info.
Struggled with my blog theme, after spending hours trolling the 500+ variaions,; not sure I like. Like your comment from a savvy female!
When you have a minute appreciate adding me to your blogroll, and I will do likewise….thanks
Regards
Colin
P.S. Your ‘About’ page would be interesting!
http://www.colinplatt.com
Hi Chelsea
Being quite while since I came and visited your blog, sorry about that, been really busy. Anyway i hope you had a wonderful Christmas and I look forward to reading more about article marketing and how you tackle traffic generating.
Your infomation about using google and keywords is certainly very useful.
All the best and havea great and prosperous New Year
Nigel
Hi Chelsea
Thanks for dropping by my blog, left you a reply there but I thought I woud also leave one on your blog as well.
Christmas was cool but shame there wasn’t any snow unlike some students who reported they had lots of it. How was your Christmas? Did you get any snow? lol
I hope you have a wonderful time when you visit Vegas during May when you go there, like you say: it would be great for you if the even t was during the same time, although how many will attend? It’s uncertain but I’ve heard a few will go.
Anyway all the best and Havea wonderful New Year, Best Wishes for 2009!”"”
Nigel
Hi Chelsea,
Wanted to stop by and wish you a Happy New Year. I love your article on keywords. I use the same tactic with the quotes but take it a little more in depth. I wrote a Hub page a few months ago on the subject. I think you will find it very interesting.
http://hubpages.com/hub/best-keywords
I am putting out a call to arms for all of our fellow students to start using Web 2.0 to get us more exposure. Check out my post “Alex Jeffreys Coaching Students Unite”. I notice that you don’t have any bookmarking chicklets on your blog. We need to change that.
Onlywire is the easiest way to start.
JT
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