Keywords are the basis of any online marketing campaign. Learn how you can find your golden marketing keywords that are popular with online users, help you reach the right audiences, and empower you to make greater profit online.
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6. So, how do you discover
marketing keywords that:
(A) Say precisely what you want to say
(B) Are frequently looked up on Google
(C) Have the competition you’re capable of beating
7. While some marketers’ advice
hasn’t changed since 2005…
I use Google AdWords Tool
for keyword analysis, err…
8. In 2014, keyword research has
to be done is a whole new way…
Ever heard of Google’s
“Hummingbird” update?
It changed how SEOs do
keyword research forever!
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9. So, how do you do
keyword research
in 2014?
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10. If you’re dying to learn the answer,
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11. Keyword Research in 2014
Part 1:
Brainstorming
keyword ideas
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12. You get suggestions from Google’s Keyword Planner
and end up with a homogeneous list like this ->
The old way
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13. Example: A person looking for “office
furniture” could also be interested in:
• Chairs, sofas, reception desks, office accessories, etc.
• Movable walls, raised floors, partitioning / screens
• Computers and technical equipment, etc.
The new way!
You go beyond keywords & search for
associated concepts. This way you get a
more diverse keyword list.
14. Some tools that can help you
diversify your keyword list are:
• Soovle
• Google Suggest (or Übersuggest for
automation)
• Google Trends
• Zenya
• Free online Thesaurus
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your keyword list at
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16. Keyword Research in 2014
Part 2:
Detecting profitable
keywords
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17. • Head to Google’s Keyword Planner
(previously AdWords Keyword Tool)
• Check the number of searches for your
keywords
• Pick the most popular keywords for a
campaign
The old way
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18. The new way!
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1. Choose keywords with the right intent
• Look for commercial intent markers
(Buy …, …Coupon, …Discount, …Deal, …Shipping)
• Look for keywords with the “learn-more” intent
(Best…, Top 10…, Cheap…, Affordable…, …Review, …Comparison, a brand name, a
product name)
19. 2. Choose keywords with the highest KEI
(KEI or keyword efficiency index reflects a keyword’s competition to popularity ratio)
3. Choose keywords that aren’t too general or
too specific
(Clothes - too general, The kind of clothes Hermione wears in Harry Potter - too specific)
The new way!
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20. Wondering how you can
discover such keywords?
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21. Keyword Research in 2014
Part 3:
Assessing your
competition
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22. The old way
You just go ahead & check how many
pages Google returns for a keyword:
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23. It’s not just about quantity –
It’s about quality!
The new way!
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24. Here’s how to assess
a competitor’s QUALITY
• Check what other sites link to them
• Analyze their website’s structure
• Analyze their website content ( and keywords)
• Check their site’s parameters as reported by
reputable marketing tools
25. Read more about how to assess
competition parameters at
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