[Method] STEP by STEP Keyword Research for Newbies

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(not a phrase, is there a big difference?
What do you mean by that :S

Any ways make sure the searches are for EXACT and not broad or phrase.

Other than that... go for it sounds good. :)

You will learn more from testing and failing than anyone telling you what a good keyword is.
 
What do you mean by that :S

Any ways make sure the searches are for EXACT and not broad or phrase.

Other than that... go for it sounds good. :)

You will learn more from testing and failing than anyone telling you what a good keyword is.

Sorry, i mean that my keyword is just a single word. Example: "money" and not a phrase like "earn monye from internet" or "money from playing the pan floot in the streets".

Hope you know what i mean. :) There are some other guys promoting this keyword i guess, because they've also adsense on the page. So i'm a bit afraid of failing hard while i'm trying to beat up with some (professional) IMs.

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Zeu5
 
You cannot do exact with traffic travis right? Or does TT already do exact? putting the word in " xxx " in seo analysis would just give the search with quotes?
 
Thank for this tutorial. It really easy to understand and follow. May I have a request?

Some of the photos don't load or it just me? Can you make a PDF of this tutorial?

Thank you very much...
 
Great share.
Thanks for this really detailed "Newbie friendly" guide.
We all do appreciate your effort:cheers:
 
Great share.
Thanks for this really detailed "Newbie friendly" guide.
We all do appreciate your effort:cheers:


:tee:

Your welcome, thanks for taking the time to say thanks :)

Bless
 
Today i came across this share and simply mindblowing..what a share just awesome...5 star rated....
 
Fantastic thread IamNRE.

I used your guide for an area I'm interested in, not sure if it was promising, possibly too hard for me.I also got conflicting results in Market Samurai. Would you or any others here mind taking a look at these results for me?

Found an exact match domain for the three word phrase, and there are plenty of other long tailed keywords related to it, I wouldn't have a problem for content.

6,000 monthly searches and 8200 global

Got these results using your method:

&start=990 = 83 pages

intitle: = 37000

inurl: 25600

inurl, intitle 18900

Barr the 37000, the others matched your criteria. I have SEO quake installed, so looked at pr, indexed pages, and age, the other options give me errors.

The top 10 results where:

pr index age

1 0, 302, 2008
2 3, 26,600, 2011
3 0, 182,000, 2008
4 6, 1,790, 1998
5 0, 3,890, 2006
6 0, 641, N/A
7 0, 1,500, N/A
8 5, 16,000, N/a
9 0, 92,000 N/A
10, N/A, 36,000, 1996


None of the top ten had the keyword in the domain name, and where just pages within the website, so I'm thinking so far so good, it's a subject that interests me and I could possibly write content easily enough.

I then remember I got the 40 day free trial for Market Samurai from a link on BHW not long ago, so i fires it up and this was the result:

hxxp://i627.photobucket.com/albums/tt354/skadster/market%20samurai/Marketsamurai.jpg


So, was chrome right and MS wrong and with the above image, should I still just go for it? Or is that far beyond the reach of a beginner like me, thanks for all replies.

Sorry for the number formatting, keeps reducing spaces.
 
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Fantastic thread IamNRE.

I used your guide for an area I'm interested in, not sure if it was promising, possibly too hard for me.I also got conflicting results in Market Samurai. Would you or any others here mind taking a look at these results for me?

Found an exact match domain for the three word phrase, and there are plenty of other long tailed keywords related to it, I wouldn't have a problem for content.

6,000 monthly searches and 8200 global

Got these results using your method:

&start=990 = 83 pages

intitle: = 37000

inurl: 25600

inurl, intitle 18900

Barr the 37000, the others matched your criteria. I have SEO quake installed, so looked at pr, indexed pages, and age, the other options give me errors.

The top 10 results where:

pr index age

1 0, 302, 2008
2 3, 26,600, 2011
3 0, 182,000, 2008
4 6, 1,790, 1998
5 0, 3,890, 2006
6 0, 641, N/A
7 0, 1,500, N/A
8 5, 16,000, N/a
9 0, 92,000 N/A
10, N/A, 36,000, 1996


None of the top ten had the keyword in the domain name, and where just pages within the website, so I'm thinking so far so good, it's a subject that interests me and I could possibly write content easily enough.

I then remember I got the 40 day free trial for Market Samurai from a link on BHW not long ago, so i fires it up and this was the result:

hxxp://i627.photobucket.com/albums/tt354/skadster/market%20samurai/Marketsamurai.jpg


So, was chrome right and MS wrong and with the above image, should I still just go for it? Or is that far beyond the reach of a beginner like me, thanks for all replies.

Sorry for the number formatting, keeps reducing spaces.


I run into the same prob with trying to find keywords. Sources vary and for someone reason one will say its good, and other times it will say not so good. So I'm hung up on what domain to start on as well.
 
Fantastic thread IamNRE.

I used your guide for an area I'm interested in, not sure if it was promising, possibly too hard for me.I also got conflicting results in Market Samurai. Would you or any others here mind taking a look at these results for me?

Found an exact match domain for the three word phrase, and there are plenty of other long tailed keywords related to it, I wouldn't have a problem for content.

6,000 monthly searches and 8200 global

Got these results using your method:

&start=990 = 83 pages

intitle: = 37000

inurl: 25600

inurl, intitle 18900

Barr the 37000, the others matched your criteria. I have SEO quake installed, so looked at pr, indexed pages, and age, the other options give me errors.

The top 10 results where:

pr index age

1 0, 302, 2008
2 3, 26,600, 2011
3 0, 182,000, 2008
4 6, 1,790, 1998
5 0, 3,890, 2006
6 0, 641, N/A
7 0, 1,500, N/A
8 5, 16,000, N/a
9 0, 92,000 N/A
10, N/A, 36,000, 1996


None of the top ten had the keyword in the domain name, and where just pages within the website, so I'm thinking so far so good, it's a subject that interests me and I could possibly write content easily enough.

I then remember I got the 40 day free trial for Market Samurai from a link on BHW not long ago, so i fires it up and this was the result:

hxxp://i627.photobucket.com/albums/tt354/skadster/market%20samurai/Marketsamurai.jpg


So, was chrome right and MS wrong and with the above image, should I still just go for it? Or is that far beyond the reach of a beginner like me, thanks for all replies.

Sorry for the number formatting, keeps reducing spaces.

There is no reassurance in SEO, sorry.

The only way you will find out is if you buy a domain and add content and go on Page.

Besides I will tell you a 3rd thing compared to what those tools.

But I would say 89 pages is a loot &start....

go find a keyword with around 30 or less.


Same goes for the other guy with the similar problem.


Sorry I can not be of more help. But you have to learn by your own experience and find out what keywords are good and what are not, but know you are on the right track. ;)
 
Take a look at position 7 and ask yourself if you can outrank that guy.

HI iamNre


i found a keyword which has

EMS: 12000+
cpc: $1
intitle: 15000
inurl: 6000
intitle +inurl : 5400
emd : .org available.

but all the top 10 website have age more than 8... i mean website .. not the exact page from the website which ranks

should i go with the keyword...?
 
Nice guide. I was not aware of the page start function.

I'm just starting myself and have been reading a ton of information the past week. I've just started doing research and curious as to what exact search number should be a minimum. So far from what I've read it seems most look start at 2-3k at a minimum. Would people agree with that range as a 'minimum'?
 
HI iamNre


i found a keyword which has

EMS: 12000+
cpc: $1
intitle: 15000
inurl: 6000
intitle +inurl : 5400
emd : .org available.

but all the top 10 website have age more than 8... i mean website .. not the exact page from the website which ranks

should i go with the keyword...?

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Nice guide. I was not aware of the page start function.

I'm just starting myself and have been reading a ton of information the past week. I've just started doing research and curious as to what exact search number should be a minimum. So far from what I've read it seems most look start at 2-3k at a minimum. Would people agree with that range as a 'minimum'?

There is no minimum. its like saying what is the minimum amount you can work for? You might have 1 figure, the next person would not get up to shit for that figure.... you get me?

I would say go for around 1K mark as a minimum, but low search keywords can be worth their weight in gold ;) coz they are long and targeted.
 
You mean... get rid of the keyword and look for some other....?

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There is no minimum. its like saying what is the minimum amount you can work for? You might have 1 figure, the next person would not get up to shit for that figure.... you get me?

I would say go for around 1K mark as a minimum, but low search keywords can be worth their weight in gold ;) coz they are long and targeted.
 
I mean, take action, and find out from own experience dont wait for someone to tell you to "go for it" in life!

Do you ask your friend, if you should try to get a girls number based on his research ?

Sorry for being harsh.
 
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