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Customized 5-Step Keyword Plan

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In case you're still lost as to how to go about getting the right mix of keywords for your website(s) here's a fool-proof 5-step plan I use..

1. What is your site about?

What's your niche and what are you trying to sell?

If your site is of public interest and has the potential of a lot customers from a wide spectrum of social categories then I would suggest you go for as many visitors as possible and therefore opt for more general keywords.

Keywords that have the potential to attract the highest number of visitors.

If on the other hand your site is selling a product which is aimed at only a minority of people then aim for targeted visitors and therefore very specific keywords that are directly related to your sites product theme.

2. Identify all relevant keywords and keyword groups.

Start by writing down all relevant keywords or keyword phrases that you can think of that relate to your chosen niche.

It doesn't matter if some of them seem weak or unrelated to you, the next step is to check them.

You can use a tool such as overtures keyword selector tool. Type in your keywords and it will bring up different keyword phrases and tell you how many searches have been carried out for each one during the past month, enabling you to quickly identify strong keywords and sort your keywords in relevance to their total monthly searches.

3. Sort your keywords by relevance!

If you decided at step 1 that you're interested in targeted visitors then create another list called "list 1" - made up of the keywords that are directly related to your business and that have the potential to deliver targeted visitors, this list is not based a keywords power but rather its relevance to your sites audience.

The other ones will remain on a secondary list - called "list 2". Both lists will be sorted in order of monthly searches and "list 2" will held as a back up list in case all the keywords on "list 1" are to powerful to compete for.

4. What is your competition doing?

You can do this various ways and don't forget that just because a keyword has a lot of people searching for it doesn't mean it is right for you.

If you try to compete with the Big Boy's you will not win. So if you have to try and concentrate on some of the less powerful keywords and try to get in the top 5 for those.

Various methods of checking out your competition are by searching on google and noting down the url's of the top ten for each keyword, then analyze each page and see if you can compete.

Next check their ranking using googles toolbar and alexa's toolbar both free from the respective search engines.

Also check for backlinks and check for keyword relevance in their page titles and descriptions.

5. Selecting your keywords

By now you have narrowed down from "list 1 & 2"a shortlist of keywords that you feel you have a chance of competing for.

Sort them into key phrases and in order of weight i.e. their total searches. Try to get a phrase of 4 to 5 keywords as this will make it easier to work into your page title and the search engines will love it.

Now you have your keywords and phrases. It's now time bring the traffic to your website!

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Regards,
Jason Gazaway

How to Internet Marketing write articles really fast While Work From Home

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When working with my article marketing clients, one of things

we really work on is getting their article writing up to high speeds.

The reason for that is because in order to get really great  results, you really must write alot of articles.

When I was first building my online business, I used to write 15-20 per day.

But honestly, you are probably only writing a few per month - and struggling to do that.

One of the reasons is that it might be taking you too long to write an article.

For example, if it takes you 2 hours to write one article (and many of my clients took longer than that before they started working with me), then if you are working online for 10 hours per week - you can only

write 5 articles per week.

But imagine if you could write 7 articles per hour, like I used to do.

Then you would write 70 articles per week.

What would happen to your income if you started writing 70 articles

per week?

Ok, so here's how:

First of all, before you start to write your articles, write a list of all the

article topics and titles you are going to write about.

That way you don't have to think about topics while you are writing.

You can just get into the groove and write.

Then, start each article by writing 3 sentences.  The first sentence should 

introduce the article topic.

The second sentence should tell the reader why the topic is important.

Then the 3rd sentence will tell the reader how you are going to solve

the challenge posed by the topic.

Then, you are going to list 4-7 steps to solving the problem

raised by the topic.

For each step, write 1-3 sentences teaching your reader how to do that step.

Then your article is finished (no, I don't use a conclusion in my

articles, and you don't need to either).

By the way, do you want to learn more about writing your

articles much faster (and also why you don't need a 

conclusion on your articles?)

 

I teach it all here:

  

http://www.articlemarketingfortraffic.com

 

To your article marketing success,