I have a website,I m trying to rank high and gain traffic. Google Adword lets u find keywords or phrase from my website.Should I put those keywords and phrase in my article or should I use the keywords from my Target audience that are typing in this keywords on google in to my Article
I have a quick question about doing PPC in Google Adwords, MSN Adcenter, and Yahoo Search Marketing. I’m familiar with keyword and bidding strategies in Google Adwords. I’m wondering if there should be any difference in the way I do things in Yahoo Search Marketing and MSN Adcenter.
In Google Adwords, I start off with a list of exact match keyword phrases, then I take the good peforming keywords and add broad and phrase match of those keywords. Should I do the exact same thing in Yahoo Search Marketing and MSN Adcenter? Or should I just use broad match for all the keywords since there’s going to be less search volume on Yahoo and MSN? Is there any other significant difference between the PPC services that I should note of?
how many should I put? is it good to repeat a phrase i.e. emarketing, emarketing for small business….does this help or hurt our search engine chances?
A concrete example:
The keyword "junky fast food" appears only four times in an intitle:"junky fast food" search.
If I were to begin my title tag with the phrase "junky fast food", and my url is junkyfastfood.com, would this pretty much guarantee me a top five listing for users who search for junky fast food?
Hello all seo experts. This question is for every one. What is the most famous keyword you have optimized for? Please put the website link also if you don’t have any problem ? I believe the single phrase keywords are the most competitive ones and I am sure there are many experts here who has done seo for single phrase keywords.
Lets see who has optimized for the most competitive keyword?
I’m getting into SEO and niche marketing, and was wondering if there is a service that provides historical search engine data.
I’m looking for data that lists every phrase/keyword searched during a month (or otherwise specified time frame) and how many times it was searched for in that period. For example, the list might look something like this:
Search Term———-#Times Searched Last Month
Phrase 1—————-50,000
Phrase 2—————-340
Phrase 3—————-2,700
Phrase 4—————-5
Phrase 5—————-60
And so on…
I am aware of data offered by WordZE that provides the top 5,000 search terms from within a week or month (not sure which search engine they’re getting data from), but I was looking more for a complete list of terms searched for, not just the top 5,000.
If someone could point me in the right direction, I’d be much obliged.
Thanks in advance!
I need to know from the experienced webmasters out there the answer to this question (thanks):
For better organic ranking, what’s better for Google’s webbot (if someone searches for keyword/phrase "sporting equipment" for example):
a. Having keywords in the URL separated by an underscore, for example "sporting_equipment.html"
b. Having keywords in the URL run together; for example, "sportingequipment.html"
c. Having keywords in the URL naturally; for example, "sporting equipment.html"
I know that (besides the quality score, relevancy of landing page etc.), Google likes having the keywords the person searches for in the destination url as well.
Thanks very much for your thoughts/experience on which of the 3 is best.
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… and who eventually buys something.
It’s not "Sponsorship" "promotion",
"Tell a friend"
Is there another phrase that’s just skipping my memory?
And can you give me an example of a site that does it?
Thanks.
Hello friends.
My name is Ivan from Toronto, Canada. I am a copywriter for a SEO company located in Montreal, Quebec.
Me and my colleagues have run into a little dilemma and I was wondering if you could assist us with your expertise.
We are a search engine optimization company, and are currently working of a FAQ section of our site and by our very nature tend to ask more technical, advanced questions and are afraid of overlooking the obvious. Since SEO is quite a niche practice, I was wondering if you could give us a hand and ask a couple of questions.
SEO – Search Engine Optimization, what would be the questions you would ask if you came across that phrase. For Example:
- What is it?
- Who does do?
- and so on, anything that comes to your mind will be of great value to us.
We would greatly appreciate any questions on your part, no matter how small or big! Anything that can help us get that FAQ up there!
I will try to answer all of them. Thank you, hope to hear from you
A friend and I are looking through real estate listings, and several of them say "additional addendums required." What does that phrase mean? We’re new to this whole house-hunting thing, so we have no idea, and search engines are no help.
