[Method] STEP by STEP Keyword Research for Newbies

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Hi , thanks for your method, btw could you guide me with my question

my keyword shows


"in quotes" : 4220
allintitle + "" : 393
allintitle:1320
result Pages : 4
inurl: +"" : 6

inurl:749 k

inurl: + intitle: 5

TT reading is : relatively easy
avg pr : 3.9
avg age : 2

TLD : available

Broad search results : 22K
exact + Phrase : less than 12

can you please guide me with this.
 
Broad search results : 22K
exact + Phrase : less than 12

ALWAYS see the exact search count. Here it is less than 12, not even worth a cent! Even if you rank #1 for that keyword, you may hardly get 4 or 5 visitors per day!

I usually don't go for a keyword if the *exact* search volume is less than 1000(you need to see the CPC also if you are gonna monetize it with ads@nse). But if find a niche with multiple easy to rank *related* keywords with search volume less than 1000, I choose the high search volume among them as main keyword and target other keywords by creating separate posts for each keywords.
 
whats the purpose for Inurl:"keyword"? I understand intitle"keyword" - when I search for my keyword Inurl:"keyword" I'm not sure what I'm looking for? does that mean I should leave a link with my keyword? great post though!!

another question the keyword I'm ranked 10 on google when I do Inurl:"keyword" and intitle"keyword" my site dosen't show up. I do show up with Intitle:"keyword"
little confused now, LOL.
 
whats the purpose for Inurl:"keyword"? I understand intitle"keyword" - when I search for my keyword Inurl:"keyword" I'm not sure what I'm looking for? does that mean I should leave a link with my keyword? great post though!!

another question the keyword I'm ranked 10 on google when I do Inurl:"keyword" and intitle"keyword" my site dosen't show up. I do show up with Intitle:"keyword"
little confused now, LOL.


^(-_-)^........ I dunno its the same -(^_^)-
 
I followed this, but didnt see anything about how many local searches you shoudl look for, so I went with 900+. Mistake. They say, you take that number and divide it by 3 and thats how many monthly searches you will see, if in number 1 spot. So, for a 900 keyword, your looking at 300 per month. IF you are number 1.

The monthly searches have nothing to do with the place your site gets in G SERP... otherwise I haven't heard anything about dividing the searches by 3 to get the exact monthly searches, but I tend to believe because of 2 reasons:

1. The monthly searches that G keyword tool shows are always the same for my keywords since I started IM (it's just few months, but still)

2. One of my websites gets #4 for a local/exact keyword with monthly 4.400 searches and #10 for another keyword with local/exact monthly 2.900 and I hardly get more than 20 visits a day or 600 monthly.
 
The monthly searches have nothing to do with the place your site gets in G SERP... otherwise I haven't heard anything about dividing the searches by 3 to get the exact monthly searches, but I tend to believe because of 2 reasons:

1. The monthly searches that G keyword tool shows are always the same for my keywords since I started IM (it's just few months, but still)

2. One of my websites gets #4 for a local/exact keyword with monthly 4.400 searches and #10 for another keyword with local/exact monthly 2.900 and I hardly get more than 20 visits a day or 600 monthly.

Use MS (market samurai) to see how many searches a keyword gets.

I have found that google keyword research tool gives you a figure that is around 3 times as much as the REAL figure.

I think they do it to incentivize marketers/advertisers so they can spend money with Google adwords etc.
 
This thread is one of the best! It's very good for newbies like me.
 
Thanks got it but i change country selection still cannot get result in $.

tool is showing my default currency while i need results in $.

So is mine. Such is life. Move on.... if its that big of a problem then open google exchange rate.

Code:
http://www.google.com/finance/converter

that was nice, thank you. very useful information :)

No problem. Good luck.

Well, this thread is in my favorites :)

You have good taste sir :)
 
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