[Method] STEP by STEP Keyword Research for Newbies

IamNRE

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nome33 said:

Thanks this is really helping.

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No problem.

A keyword that has nearly 1mil. competition will take you a min. 300 dollars to rank from my experience.

Its a medium keyword, its up to you if you want to give it a go.

Just give it a go and learn and take notes. In IM you have to be willing to test and lose money, thats the only way you will learn what works and what does not.

 

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sjhunt

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I am a very green newbie and I'm just trying to get familiar with the site. Is there a tutorial for greenbies like me?

Thanks in Advance,
sjhunt

 

IamNRE

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sjhunt said:

I am a very green newbie and I'm just trying to get familiar with the site. Is there a tutorial for greenbies like me?

Thanks in Advance,
sjhunt

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Yes here you go!

Good luck!

 

nome33

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Your response is very much appreciated.

The $300 you mentioned, is that for articles and back linking?

 

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otobse

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I have pro account on traffic Travis 4 but i didn't found the SEO analysis option in the can you please help me out in this

 

IamNRE

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nome33 said:

Your response is very much appreciated.

The $300 you mentioned, is that for articles and back linking?

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What $300?

otobse said:

I have pro account on traffic Travis 4 but i didn't found the SEO analysis option in the can you please help me out in this

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otobse

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Thanks dude you rock

 

marcus528

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I don't get why some people on here are bitching and want to be baby feed. To all the whinners read the whole POST, yes it's time consuming but knowledge is power and it's worth it.

OP amazing post! you have done really good job posting and answering everybody's question.

Keep up the good job bro.

 

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benman

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Hey, first of all your tutorial is amazing, I learnt a lot!

I have one quesetion, I have different Trafic Travis version from yours, I think my version is newer. Can you please tell me how can I get to the same results with the new version?
I mean how can I check if the keywords is good by Trafic Travis new version.

Thanks

 

IamNRE

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benman said:

Hey, first of all your tutorial is amazing, I learnt a lot!

I have one quesetion, I have different Trafic Travis version from yours, I think my version is newer. Can you please tell me how can I get to the same results with the new version?
I mean how can I check if the keywords is good by Trafic Travis new version.

Thanks

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The new traffic travis has video tut. for all of its settings inside the program it self. Just play around with it for 5 min. you will figure it out.

 

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benman

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Look, I found a keyword in google. It says it has low competition.
I opened Traffic Travis to check what it says.

I dont understand why its Medium difficulty. Can you please explain me?
The keyword doesnt have any EMD taken. I can choose NET COM ORG. Its like 10$ PPC!

Look at the pictures:
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I dont know how to choose with Traffic Travis information.
What do you say about this results? Should I take it or its too hard?

I am totally new with SEO.

 

Jinko

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Thread still going strong after years! Learned a few useful methods to implement in my own keyword research. Thanks for taking the time to put this detailed post together!

 

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wildazzjw

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I see alot of people include InAnchor: for KW research. Should I also be checking InAnchor: results for the keyword? If so, what's the maximum number results that's considered doable / relatively easy?

 

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fearcalvin

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thank you! newbie to SEO..not sure if I want to start it

 

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looktothesouth

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Good tips. Learned something new.

 

IamNRE

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wildazzjw said:

I see alot of people include InAnchor: for KW research. Should I also be checking InAnchor: results for the keyword? If so, what's the maximum number results that's considered doable / relatively easy?

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I dont check those numbers any more.

Just check the top 10 results (using market samurai or traffic travis).

And get the figure when you put your keyword in "quotes".

The lower that figure the better.

For newbies I would say go only after keywords with 50K-100K max. in quotes results.

 

WrightWilliams

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Probably one of the most valuable posts anyone can read.

 

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cruzino

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The &start=990 tip saved me a lot of time! No more scrolling through the results one after another. Anyone know of a software tool that can just tell me right away how many search results pages there are on google?

 

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wildazzjw

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Thanks. This post helped me a bunch. Now I can see why my keywords were all wrong.

 

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benjackson

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Great walkthrough there, thanks alot.