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I pulled a search term report and filtered for keywords containing “best.” 
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Keyword discovery is a critical process, but what we’re left with at the end is a long and often rambling list to prioritize, and typically we prioritize either by our own gut feelings or by the black box of AdWords global volume. What if there were a better way?
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Keyword Explorer (which we've taken to calling "KWE" for short) has lots of unique features, metrics, and functionality, but the biggest ones are pretty obvious and, we believe, highly useful:
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Keywords aren’t the end-all, be-all strategy (so to speak) in creating online content. If there’s one thing I’ve learned writing a myriad of content all over the web, it’s that you should think about your reader first and foremost. Otherwise, you won’t be creating the content necessary to stand out to your audience.
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Too much info to summarize, so please CT. A nice edition to your keyword research agenda.
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Joemktg's insight:
Click through for a deeper understanding. Well, this explains the goofy results we've all received, and I thought it was Google trying to maximize my spend.
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Everyone needs a refresher, so here you go...
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Digest... In this post, I will teach you, step by step, how to identify keywords your competition is ranking for and how to create content that will outrank them. This approach is so effective that by leveraging it on Quick Sprout over the last 12 months, I’ve been able to increase my search traffic from 160,773 visitors to 280,428 visitors a month.
It isn’t very difficult to outrank your competition and generate more search traffic than they do. All you have to do is follow the steps above, using SEMrush and the CSV file you export.
Once you do that, make sure you focus on writing and promoting high quality content. It works so well that by following my own advice, I have been able to increase Quick Sprout’s search traffic by 74%.
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You need to click through and review this approach: really brilliant stuff and easy to implement.
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Search Tools under Filter above for Keyword tools.
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Nothing stopping you from testing and measuring.
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The best content is both likely to rank highly in the search engines, and to motivate your visitors to become new customers for your business. Learn 5 unique ways to find new keywords that can help you find and secure new customers. Intermediate/ Digest... Here are five great resources for finding article topics and keywords you may not have tapped yet for your content marketing efforts: 1. Your Competitors’ Websites You can use a tool like SEMRush to view the top keywords a competitor ranks for in the search engines. 2. Google Trends Google Trends is a great tool that provides a list of related keywords and phrases based on Google’s own search topic data. 3. Wordtracker Wordtracker is a free tool similar to the Google Adwords Keyword Tool. Just paste in an existing keyword from your website and you’ll get a list of similar keywords to consider. 4. BoostSuite BoostSuite automatically maintains a list of top content opportunities for your business based on search volume, competition levels, and your existing marketing content. It then learns from your website’s visitors and automatically alerts you when new content opportunities are discovered. 5. Microsoft Advertising Intelligence With Microsoft Advertising Intelligence you can build and expand your keyword list while working in a familiar program – Microsoft Excel.
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January 14, 2014 8:43 PM
We can never underestimate the power of keywords, as tenuous as the concept is. So simple, yet with such impact to completely overhaul your results.
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The best content is both likely to rank highly in the search engines, and to motivate your visitors to become new customers for your business. Learn 5 unique ways to find new keywords that can help you find and secure new customers. Intermediate/ Digest... Here are five great resources for finding article topics and keywords you may not have tapped yet for your content marketing efforts: 1. Your Competitors’ Websites You can use a tool like SEMRush to view the top keywords a competitor ranks for in the search engines. 2. Google Trends Google Trends is a great tool that provides a list of related keywords and phrases based on Google’s own search topic data. 3. Wordtracker Wordtracker is a free tool similar to the Google Adwords Keyword Tool. Just paste in an existing keyword from your website and you’ll get a list of similar keywords to consider. 4. BoostSuite BoostSuite automatically maintains a list of top content opportunities for your business based on search volume, competition levels, and your existing marketing content. It then learns from your website’s visitors and automatically alerts you when new content opportunities are discovered. 5. Microsoft Advertising Intelligence With Microsoft Advertising Intelligence you can build and expand your keyword list while working in a familiar program – Microsoft Excel.
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We can never underestimate the power of keywords, as tenuous as the concept is. So simple, yet with such impact to completely overhaul your results.
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Learn about the most valuable tools and resources for keyword research and how to use keyword research results more strategically in these expert guides. Basic/ Summarized... -- > Keyword Research 101: How to Discover New Keywords for Your Business by HubSpot -- > Google Keyword Planner: The Ultimate Guide by Razor Social -- > The Hidden Guide To Keyword Research by Reporb SEO Business Courses -- > Multi-level Google Suggest Keyword Research: Featured Tool of the Month by SEO Chat -- > 12 Tips for Keyword Selection to Guide Your Content Marketing SEO by Content Marketing Institute
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Another great find. Bookmark.
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The AdWords Keyword Tool has been retired! Here are our eight favorite keyword research tool for SEO and PPC keyword research. Condensed... 1. FreshKey ($20 software) FreshKey is my #1 go-to keyword research tool that allows me to see beyond the regular Google Instant suggestions and predictions that appear when I start typing things in on Google.
2) Soovle (free) Soovle allows you to explore the most typed in keywords on multiple search engines based on the keyword root you give it. It even includes Amazon and eBay.
3) Ubersuggest (free) Meet the keyword research tool on steroids, Ubersuggest. Ubersuggest takes any keyword you give it and immediately gives you an almost unlimited list of alphabetized and numerical keyword variations of your original keyword.
4) Search Term/Query Reports (free-ish) The search term/query report is a PPC report that shows you what search terms have actually triggered your ads based on the current keywords you’re bidding on. So it won’t expand your reach since your ads are already showing for those terms, but it will help you improve your quality scores and granularity within your account.
5) Google Keyword Planner (free) The Google Keyword Planner is sometimes regarded as the alpha and omega of keyword research tools. You must have an AdWords account to access it, and that doesn’t mean you have to pay anything to use it, it’s still free.
6) WordStream’s Keyword Tool (free) I could never forget WordStream’s very own keyword tool for both SEO and PPC keyword research.
8. YouTube Keyword Tool (free)
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Nice set of tools, and WordTracker is no longer an option.
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Well, if you haven’t heard the news yet, the word on the street is Google has shut down their widely popular keyword tool for public use. Now if you want access to Google sanctioned keyword data you have to sign up for an Adwords account. Summarized...
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I've always preferred WordTracker.
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Condensed... Step #1: Keyword research The only problem with Google Suggest is that it limits how many keywords it shows you. Luckily, there is a tool called Suggester, which gives you all of the other keywords Google Suggest didn’t show you.
Step #2: Create a strategy You have two main options to choose from… the first is to create landing pages on your site that focus around each of the long tail keywords. The second is to get other people to create landing pages on their own sites about your product that focuses on the keywords above.
Step #3: Optimize for conversions The content on your landing pages needs to be optimized for conversions. Having call-to-action buttons that tell people to buy from you isn’t enough. Your content needs to be written in a way that helps encourage people to buy from you.
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Straightforward guidance, and nothing that should be a surprise.
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August 17, 2013 3:47 AM
Today's world we need online marketing with the help of keywords to promote business online. Through Online Marketing & Promotion you can target Audience & Can increase your reach for the people.
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Search Engine Marketing - You know the importance of SEO, but building a program can be overwhelming. If the thought of SEO makes your head hurt, here's a tried and tested guide... Condensed... If the thought of SEO makes your head hurt, here's a tried and tested step-by-step guide on how to create and execute a killer SEO keyword strategy. Methodology to Find New Keywords Using Google's Keyword Tool, you can experiment with finding keywords in two ways:
Determining Your Target Keywords Once you feel satisfied with your master list, go through it and narrow it down. Choose keywords with the best search volume, relevancy to your product and branding, and minimal competitiveness; also ensure that you don't choose keywords that are too similar to each other. The Process of Placing Specific Keywords on Website Pages When your keyword list is finalized, the next step is to place the new keywords into your website pages. Create an Excel document where you can track which keywords you want to place on each page. Ensure that the top ranking keywords are placed on the most visited pages (as determined by Google Analytics) or on pages that will drive conversions; this is the most logical way to drive up your SEO. You should also make sure that the keywords are logically matched with the website page.
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Our summary does not do this post justice. You really need to click through and read the details to fully understand and follow each step. A wonderful guide to help you in your SEO Keyword identification process.
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Introduction... Since there are thousands of ways that people can begin searching for content or a type of product or service online, creating your own extensive and useful list can be quite the chore. No worries, though, because there are plenty of great keyword research tools on the Web that you can use RIGHT NOW that won’t cost a cent.
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Doesn't make sense to reproduce the complete list when it is one click away. A very comprehensive list to send to your SEA admin or your agency.
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Your competitors are competing for your buyers' attention in search results. B2B Marketers should do these 3 things to stand out. Summary... The competition to capture your buyers' attention in search results is as fierce as ever, so B2B marketers need to do the following in order to stand out: 1. Know the keywords your buyers don't use. 2. Make your search listing scan-friendly. Your buyers scan, they don't read. 3. Deliver the most amount of information scent in the shortest amount of time.
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A very helpful post that will assist in your PPC and SEO efforts. You'll want to click through for the detail behind each of the three.
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List of the 5 FREE tools:
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One could go crazy with concatenation, but it's absolutely necessary to target those long tail keyphrases (which has fewer competitors and lower CPC). Anyway, a simple list of the basic tools.
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Thank you Webbiquity! This is a great compendium of SEO tools and keyword research guides. You'll want to bookmark this tremendous source. Here's the list, and click through for more information... SEO Tools and Reviews Search Engine Tools:Some of the Best SEO Tools are Free…Take a Look! by Coconut Headphones Top SEO Tools for 2012 by Mark The Marketer 78 Resources For Every Internet Marketer’s Toolkit by Search Engine Watch Link Rot – and the Most Amazing Free Tool to Find and Fix Broken Links by Internet Marketing Ninjas 40+ SEO Tools of the Trade by Search Engine Watch Bing Offers Up a Free Link Graph by SEOBook 14 Search Tools to Bookmark by Search Engine Watch
Keyword Research Guides and Tools Be Careful Using AdWords for Keyword Research by The Daily SEO Blog 7 Tips for Developing a Killer Keyword Strategy by ClickZ 22 Free Keyword Research Tools by Practical eCommerce An Introduction to Keyword Research Using Free Tools by The YouMoz Blog
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