[Method] STEP by STEP Keyword Research for Newbies

Resolute

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• Oct 1, 2012

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This is one of the first method that has made me understand the basics of keyword research.

 

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MoosePunch

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• Oct 3, 2012

• #662

This is a great thread, thank you so much for posting it.

 

IamNRE

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• Oct 3, 2012
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• #663

Your welcome my newbies You are all welcome!

 

webmasterbd

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• Oct 11, 2012

• #664

Thanks given for such an wonderful post.

 

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secrethq1

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• Oct 13, 2012

• #665

i just got this after reading it multiple times it makes soo much sense even now, great work for the creator of these screen shots!

 

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hbs700

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• Oct 14, 2012

• #666

Very helpful thread. Thanks.

 

collywobbles99

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• Oct 16, 2012

• #667

Good picture guide for news, thanks

 

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GauravJ

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• Nov 4, 2012

• #668

Good Information!!!!!

Keep such sharing regular!!!!!

 

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hitit

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• Nov 4, 2012

• #669

very good to start with!
thanks

 

SkyrocketSEO

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• Nov 6, 2012

• #670

For generic match: Hotel in Madrid 1.220.000 Gr and 49.500 lr
For exact match: "Hotel in Madrid" 1600 gr and 260 lr
For phrase match: [hotel in Madrid] 6600 gr and 1300 lr

Is a really simple kw, but, only 260 local results in ALL united kingdom?

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That's normal dude. If you find an exact match keyword with 1600 searches in GB you should go for it, especially if the competition is medium. I mean, you're not planning to rank your site for one exact match, do you?
Furthermore, serious players try to rank for 1000's of keywords. Try to find 30 Exactmatch keywords with over 1000 searches per KW and that's 30,000 searches per month. Not bad if you look at it this way.

 

Black Seagull

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• Nov 7, 2012

• #671

Nice tip, thanks! What other programs similar to TT can we use?

 

IamNRE

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• Nov 7, 2012
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dcostso said:

Great post for newbies. You make it learn step by step. So, there's less chance of errors made by newbies.

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Thanks for your kind words!
Glad you found it useful

Black Seagull said:

Nice tip, thanks! What other programs similar to TT can we use?

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You can try Market Samurai and if you have a decent budget - IMeye.org its quite expensive but if you watch their videos' then you can find high volume keywords in minutes!

 

blackguy81

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• Nov 20, 2012

• #673

Gem of a thread ! Not very useful for me personally - but you can just give this neat thing to your noob VA and he will learn how to do keyword research properly - I already did so and saved a lot of time

 

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Asasin15

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• Nov 20, 2012

• #674

Very nicely done and made. Good Job

 

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milliondollard

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• Nov 20, 2012

• #675

This is awesome, thanks!

 

lee.golibu

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• Nov 21, 2012

• #676

I wonder which method is the best or all are the same?

 

zippi101

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• Nov 28, 2012

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Subbed

 

Fallenintome

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• Nov 28, 2012

• #678

Just wanted to say, brilliant guide mate. Keyword research is something i've always been a bit lazy at, people tend to just talk about getting Market Samurai and do it that way. Nice to see a quick and easy Google Method.

 

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nickirv

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• Dec 10, 2012

• #679

Thanks for the method! It surely would help me!

 

unsungwarrior

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• Dec 26, 2012

• #680

Superb tips for newbies, great share!