Comments on: Explode Your Keyword Research http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/ Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:57:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Justin Brooke http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2249 Justin Brooke Fri, 22 Jan 2010 22:51:32 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2249 It means that your site as a whole will target the main keyword for <br>example Tomato Growing.<br><br>Then other pages and inside the content will be the LSI keywords like <br>"growing cherry tomatoes" "caring for tomatoes on the vine" and "best <br>soil for tomato gardening"<br><br>Google see's the site is about Tomato Growing and then confirms it by <br>all the related conversation on the site.<br><br>Hope that clears things up...<br><br>--<br>Justin Brooke<br>800-758-2651<br><a href="http://SiteFling.com" rel="nofollow">SiteFling.com</a><br><br>Sent from my bat phone... It means that your site as a whole will target the main keyword for
example Tomato Growing.

Then other pages and inside the content will be the LSI keywords like
“growing cherry tomatoes” “caring for tomatoes on the vine” and “best
soil for tomato gardening”

Google see's the site is about Tomato Growing and then confirms it by
all the related conversation on the site.

Hope that clears things up…

–
Justin Brooke
800-758-2651
SiteFling.com

Sent from my bat phone…

]]> By: Yannick http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2248 Yannick Fri, 22 Jan 2010 22:30:03 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2248 Hi Justin,<br><br>I just would like to be sure I understand it. If I find for example a low competitive keyword in my niche and I'm looking for its LSI, does it mean that the keywords that Google shows me then must be used to build my website structure ?<br><br>Or LSI must be used within my webpage ?<br><br>According to what I read here, I think it must be the web site structure isn't it...<br><br>All right, but what if those keywords are very competitive keywords ?<br><br>Another question: must I put many keywords within each webpage and what's the best way to put them within my webpage ?<br><br>For instance "Internet Marketing" or "Internet, Marketing" Hi Justin,

I just would like to be sure I understand it. If I find for example a low competitive keyword in my niche and I'm looking for its LSI, does it mean that the keywords that Google shows me then must be used to build my website structure ?

Or LSI must be used within my webpage ?

According to what I read here, I think it must be the web site structure isn't it…

All right, but what if those keywords are very competitive keywords ?

Another question: must I put many keywords within each webpage and what's the best way to put them within my webpage ?

For instance “Internet Marketing” or “Internet, Marketing”

]]> By: Justin Brooke http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2247 Justin Brooke Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:51:32 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2247 It means that your site as a whole will target the main keyword for <br>example Tomato Growing.<br><br>Then other pages and inside the content will be the LSI keywords like <br>"growing cherry tomatoes" "caring for tomatoes on the vine" and "best <br>soil for tomato gardening"<br><br>Google see's the site is about Tomato Growing and then confirms it by <br>all the related conversation on the site.<br><br>Hope that clears things up...<br><br>--<br>Justin Brooke<br>800-758-2651<br><a href="http://SiteFling.com" rel="nofollow">SiteFling.com</a><br><br>Sent from my bat phone... It means that your site as a whole will target the main keyword for
example Tomato Growing.

Then other pages and inside the content will be the LSI keywords like
“growing cherry tomatoes” “caring for tomatoes on the vine” and “best
soil for tomato gardening”

Google see's the site is about Tomato Growing and then confirms it by
all the related conversation on the site.

Hope that clears things up…

–
Justin Brooke
800-758-2651
SiteFling.com

Sent from my bat phone…

]]> By: Yannick http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2246 Yannick Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:30:03 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2246 Hi Justin,<br><br>I just would like to be sure I understand it. If I find for example a low competitive keyword in my niche and I'm looking for its LSI, does it mean that the keywords that Google shows me then must be used to build my website structure ?<br><br>Or LSI must be used within my webpage ?<br><br>According to what I read here, I think it must be the web site structure isn't it...<br><br>All right, but what if those keywords are very competitive keywords ?<br><br>Another question: must I put many keywords within each webpage and what's the best way to put them within my webpage ?<br><br>For instance "Internet Marketing" or "Internet, Marketing" Hi Justin,

I just would like to be sure I understand it. If I find for example a low competitive keyword in my niche and I'm looking for its LSI, does it mean that the keywords that Google shows me then must be used to build my website structure ?

Or LSI must be used within my webpage ?

According to what I read here, I think it must be the web site structure isn't it…

All right, but what if those keywords are very competitive keywords ?

Another question: must I put many keywords within each webpage and what's the best way to put them within my webpage ?

For instance “Internet Marketing” or “Internet, Marketing”

]]> By: Pam http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2245 Pam Tue, 02 Jun 2009 23:58:56 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2245 Hey Justin, I was recently introduced to Google's Wonder Wheel and now I came across your post. This tool is too cool and has already helped me to target some great keywords. Thanks for shedding more light on this great tool. Pam <abbr><em>Pam’s last blog post..<a href="http://pambrechlin.com/how-to-pick-a-needle-out-of-a-haystack/" rel="nofollow">How to pick a needle out of a haystack</a></abbr></em> Hey Justin,

I was recently introduced to Google’s Wonder Wheel and now I came across your post. This tool is too cool and has already helped me to target some great keywords.

Thanks for shedding more light on this great tool.

Pam

Pam’s last blog post..How to pick a needle out of a haystack

]]> By: Mikael @ Retire Rich http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2244 Mikael @ Retire Rich Tue, 02 Jun 2009 22:05:08 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2244 And that is excellent advice ;) Thank you for make that clear Justin. I appreciate it. <abbr><em>Mikael @ Retire Rich’s last blog post..<a href="http://retirerichroadmap.com/blog/top-url-shortener/" rel="nofollow">Top URL Shortener – How to Create Shorter Links</a></abbr></em> And that is excellent advice ;) Thank you for make that clear Justin. I appreciate it.

Mikael @ Retire Rich’s last blog post..Top URL Shortener – How to Create Shorter Links

]]> By: Bill Romer http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2243 Bill Romer Tue, 02 Jun 2009 21:59:22 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2243 This is awesome, Justin! I mean, when Google hands you what GOOGLE thinks are related keywords - basically on a silver platter - I say, "Let's eat!" What could be easier? Thanks! <abbr><em>Bill Romer’s last blog post..<a href="http://askbillromer.com/the-biggest-defining-moments-in-my-internet-marketing-career/" rel="nofollow">The Biggest Defining Moments In My Internet Marketing Career</a></abbr></em> This is awesome, Justin!

I mean, when Google hands you what GOOGLE thinks are related keywords – basically on a silver platter – I say, “Let’s eat!” What could be easier?

Thanks!

Bill Romer’s last blog post..The Biggest Defining Moments In My Internet Marketing Career

]]> By: Justin Brooke http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2242 Justin Brooke Tue, 02 Jun 2009 21:42:58 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2242 I used to care about the keywords getting a lot of traffic, but now I care more that it's a buyer typing in the keyword. For example I may target something like "buy flat screen wall mount" and maybe it only gets a handful of searches per day... But that's a handful of BUYERS per day. Those kind of keywords are ignored by most marketers who are chasing the "big traffic dream" so I come in and rank really well for them. Sometimes taking over the whole page. One keyword might not make me rich but If I do one keyword per day then in a month I have 30 of those. 30 x 3 = 90 which means I now have 90 BUYERS per month checking out my offers. 3 months later I have 270 BUYERS per month checking me out... 6 months... a year... Once you see which affiliate programs or which products are sending you the sales you add on PPC in all 3 search engines and triple your exposure. When I build a "money" site I don't care how many people come to it... I care how many people buy from it. I used to care about the keywords getting a lot of traffic, but now I care more that it’s a buyer typing in the keyword. For example I may target something like “buy flat screen wall mount” and maybe it only gets a handful of searches per day… But that’s a handful of BUYERS per day.

Those kind of keywords are ignored by most marketers who are chasing the “big traffic dream” so I come in and rank really well for them. Sometimes taking over the whole page.

One keyword might not make me rich but If I do one keyword per day then in a month I have 30 of those. 30 x 3 = 90 which means I now have 90 BUYERS per month checking out my offers.

3 months later I have 270 BUYERS per month checking me out… 6 months… a year… Once you see which affiliate programs or which products are sending you the sales you add on PPC in all 3 search engines and triple your exposure.

When I build a “money” site I don’t care how many people come to it… I care how many people buy from it.

]]> By: Justin Brooke http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2241 Justin Brooke Tue, 02 Jun 2009 21:31:04 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2241 Sarasota to Colorado that's almost as odd as when I moved from Port St. Lucie to Idaho ;-) Sarasota to Colorado that’s almost as odd as when I moved from Port St. Lucie to Idaho ;-)

]]> By: Chris Jensen http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2240 Chris Jensen Tue, 02 Jun 2009 21:10:20 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2240 I will definitely be checking this out. It is amazing how many free tools that Google makes available. I guess that is why they are so popular. The more you give, the more you will be rewarded. I like that philosophy. Keep the great information and resources coming! <abbr><em>Chris Jensen’s last blog post..<a href="http://askchrisjensen.com/what-is-google-wave/" rel="nofollow">What is Google Wave?</a></abbr></em> I will definitely be checking this out. It is amazing how many free tools that Google makes available. I guess that is why they are so popular. The more you give, the more you will be rewarded. I like that philosophy.

Keep the great information and resources coming!

Chris Jensen’s last blog post..What is Google Wave?

]]> By: Mikael @ Retire Rich http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2239 Mikael @ Retire Rich Tue, 02 Jun 2009 19:20:31 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2239 Oh I almost forgot to ask... Justin, when you're doing that Keyword research are you solely looking at the number of sites in brackets and the keyword "difficulty" or do you also look at the number of searches per month to see whether it is worth spending your time on? <abbr><em>Mikael @ Retire Rich’s last blog post..<a href="http://retirerichroadmap.com/blog/top-url-shortener/" rel="nofollow">Top URL Shortener – How to Create Shorter Links</a></abbr></em> Oh I almost forgot to ask… Justin, when you’re doing that Keyword research are you solely looking at the number of sites in brackets and the keyword “difficulty” or do you also look at the number of searches per month to see whether it is worth spending your time on?

Mikael @ Retire Rich’s last blog post..Top URL Shortener – How to Create Shorter Links

]]> By: Mikael @ Retire Rich http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2238 Mikael @ Retire Rich Tue, 02 Jun 2009 19:13:46 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2238 Besides being great for related keyword research I also find it great when you need to structure a new site. I believe that if you structure it the way that the wonderwheel shows you then you are instantly on the right track (in the eyes of Google). It doesn't get much easier than that to come up with your sites categories. :) /Mikael Rieck <abbr><em>Mikael @ Retire Rich’s last blog post..<a href="http://retirerichroadmap.com/blog/top-url-shortener/" rel="nofollow">Top URL Shortener – How to Create Shorter Links</a></abbr></em> Besides being great for related keyword research I also find it great when you need to structure a new site. I believe that if you structure it the way that the wonderwheel shows you then you are instantly on the right track (in the eyes of Google).

It doesn’t get much easier than that to come up with your sites categories. :)

/Mikael Rieck

Mikael @ Retire Rich’s last blog post..Top URL Shortener – How to Create Shorter Links

]]> By: Zippered Pocket Planner http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2237 Zippered Pocket Planner Tue, 02 Jun 2009 06:02:34 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2237 This website has very good information. I learnt a lot by reading here. This website has very good information. I learnt a lot by reading here.

]]> By: Justin Brooke http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2236 Justin Brooke Tue, 02 Jun 2009 05:49:50 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2236 We only swat mosquitos! We only swat mosquitos!

]]> By: Justin Brooke http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2235 Justin Brooke Tue, 02 Jun 2009 05:49:28 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2235 LSI = helper words... For example Tomato Growing is your main keyword. LSI keywords would be fertilizer, planting, gardening, greenhouse. Things that help Google understand what you are talking about. Even in "Tomato Growing" - Growing - is an LSI keyword that helps Google understand what about "tomatoes" you want to know about. LSI = helper words…

For example Tomato Growing is your main keyword. LSI keywords would be fertilizer, planting, gardening, greenhouse. Things that help Google understand what you are talking about.

Even in “Tomato Growing” – Growing – is an LSI keyword that helps Google understand what about “tomatoes” you want to know about.

]]> By: Shawn Horwood http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2234 Shawn Horwood Tue, 02 Jun 2009 05:37:14 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2234 I just wanted to add that it is not just the number of searches that matters. I know you sort of said that, but at the end you said it is more valuable if it has more searches. However, showing up for terms like "weight loss" is not nearly as valuable as showing up for "lose 15 pounds in 30 days", even though the second one isn't searched nearly as much. I know you discuss this elsewhere, and it is kind of common sense, but I just wanted to clarify. Mhdoc, you should check out the previous post with the Twenty Minute Tackle from last Tuesday. It goes into keyword research and discusses which keywords are valuable. I think the last post will help you out. And you should check out the Site Fling Mafia. It's great stuff there, and if you are new then you should really check it out. (No, I am not affiliated with Justin & Chaunna in any way) Shawn I just wanted to add that it is not just the number of searches that matters. I know you sort of said that, but at the end you said it is more valuable if it has more searches.

However, showing up for terms like “weight loss” is not nearly as valuable as showing up for “lose 15 pounds in 30 days”, even though the second one isn’t searched nearly as much. I know you discuss this elsewhere, and it is kind of common sense, but I just wanted to clarify.

Mhdoc, you should check out the previous post with the Twenty Minute Tackle from last Tuesday. It goes into keyword research and discusses which keywords are valuable. I think the last post will help you out. And you should check out the Site Fling Mafia. It’s great stuff there, and if you are new then you should really check it out. (No, I am not affiliated with Justin & Chaunna in any way)

Shawn

]]> By: Vince http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2233 Vince Tue, 02 Jun 2009 02:51:04 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2233 Hey Justin Thanks a bunch, that's going to be pretty useful. I'm really enjoying your stuff. Hope you guys have an easy move back to Florida, use to live in Sarasota but now live in Colorado. Still miss the ocean! Best Vince Hey Justin

Thanks a bunch, that’s going to be pretty useful.

I’m really enjoying your stuff.

Hope you guys have an easy move back to Florida, use to live in Sarasota but now live in Colorado. Still miss the ocean!

Best

Vince

]]> By: Maggie http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2232 Maggie Tue, 02 Jun 2009 00:21:41 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2232 Hey Justin another great tool. thanks. It would be great to be a fly on the wall As long as you didn't swat me - haha)following your routine everyday, Man you must do some research to keep on coming up with the goodies! Well done Maggie <abbr><em>Maggie’s last blog post..<a href="http://askmaggiedavid.com/being-creative-writing-an-ebook/" rel="nofollow">Being Creative - Writing an eBook</a></abbr></em> Hey Justin another great tool. thanks.

It would be great to be a fly on the wall As long as you didn’t swat me – haha)following your routine everyday, Man you must do some research to keep on coming up with the goodies!

Well done

Maggie

Maggie’s last blog post..Being Creative – Writing an eBook

]]> By: Clint http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2231 Clint Mon, 01 Jun 2009 20:36:38 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2231 Justin, So when I click on each of the search terms surrounding the one I just put in, the numbers start increasing as far as searches found. Those additional words are the LSI words... correct? I have also noticed that when I put in certain phrases that no additional terms pop up... Is it safe to say in this case that we have a winning long-tail keyword if we get this situation? Clint <abbr><em>Clint’s last blog post..<a href="http://askclintanderson.com/my-top-3-favorite-tools-ok-4-you-couldnt-do-without/" rel="nofollow">My Top 3 Favorite Tools (Ok 4…) You Couldn’t Do Without…</a></abbr></em> Justin,

So when I click on each of the search terms surrounding the one I just put in, the numbers start increasing as far as searches found. Those additional words are the LSI words… correct?

I have also noticed that when I put in certain phrases that no additional terms pop up… Is it safe to say in this case that we have a winning long-tail keyword if we get this situation?

Clint

Clint’s last blog post..My Top 3 Favorite Tools (Ok 4…) You Couldn’t Do Without…

]]> By: Steve http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2230 Steve Mon, 01 Jun 2009 18:54:21 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2230 Mariano heard Leslie Rohde from StomperNet explaining LSI on one of their videos. What Leslie was explaining was that the Big G's <i>search engine</i> is not built on LSI - but he did NOT say that using 'LSI' keyword phrases is useless. Heck, that's just the difference between searching with a single word and searching with a phrase. The phrase conveys the meaning. <abbr><em>Steve’s last blog post..<a href="http://ilikewordpress.com/218/using-my-way-links-to-build-incoming-traffic/" rel="nofollow">Using My Way Links To Build Incoming Traffic</a></abbr></em> Mariano heard Leslie Rohde from StomperNet explaining LSI on one of their videos.

What Leslie was explaining was that the Big G’s search engine is not built on LSI – but he did NOT say that using ‘LSI’ keyword phrases is useless. Heck, that’s just the difference between searching with a single word and searching with a phrase. The phrase conveys the meaning.

Steve’s last blog post..Using My Way Links To Build Incoming Traffic

]]> By: Steve http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2229 Steve Mon, 01 Jun 2009 18:45:09 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2229 I'm with Shawn - went to the WF today and just shook my head. So many raw newbies (or newbies to the WF anyway) spewing so much negativity. It's enough to make wavering people just quit...hmmmm. Anyway, great post, good tool. <abbr><em>Steve’s last blog post..<a href="http://ilikewordpress.com/218/using-my-way-links-to-build-incoming-traffic/" rel="nofollow">Using My Way Links To Build Incoming Traffic</a></abbr></em> I’m with Shawn – went to the WF today and just shook my head. So many raw newbies (or newbies to the WF anyway) spewing so much negativity. It’s enough to make wavering people just quit…hmmmm.

Anyway, great post, good tool.

Steve’s last blog post..Using My Way Links To Build Incoming Traffic

]]> By: Justin Brooke http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2228 Justin Brooke Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:39:10 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2228 The value of a keyword is based on how targetted it is to your offer, whether you can get ranked for it, how much demand it has... This is really a very hard question to answer. It's easier to explain what we use keywords for... As you probably already know people type keywords into Google and other search engines to find information or solutions that they want. Well the more people that type in any one specific keyword the more valuable it is to have your information or solutions show up for it. The value of a keyword is based on how targetted it is to your offer, whether you can get ranked for it, how much demand it has… This is really a very hard question to answer.

It’s easier to explain what we use keywords for…

As you probably already know people type keywords into Google and other search engines to find information or solutions that they want. Well the more people that type in any one specific keyword the more valuable it is to have your information or solutions show up for it.

]]> By: Justin Brooke http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2227 Justin Brooke Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:37:07 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2227 Thanks and yeah traffic has been quite nice for us ;-) Thanks and yeah traffic has been quite nice for us ;-)

]]> By: Justin Brooke http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2226 Justin Brooke Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:35:48 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2226 Thanks man, it's our job (literally) to make sure we're putting out good content even when we are busy. Thanks man, it’s our job (literally) to make sure we’re putting out good content even when we are busy.

]]> By: Justin Brooke http://sitefling.com/blog/explode-your-keyword-research/#comment-2225 Justin Brooke Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:34:40 +0000 http://sitefling.com/blog/?p=836#comment-2225 YOUR WELCOME YOUR WELCOME YOUR WELCOME ;-) YOUR WELCOME

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