Organic Keyword Research and Selection
Keyword Research No Comments »We discuss organic keyword research and selection, and how developing keyword lists is a mission critical step for organic search engine optimization.
We discuss organic keyword research and selection, and how developing keyword lists is a mission critical step for organic search engine optimization.
We answer more “Listener Questions”and fill you in on whether open source keyword tools actually exist, and why you may rather use an alternative. We also answer questions about bundling; and how several sites can equal spamming; and Carolyn tells us why she tapes her keywords to the wall.
We answer a listener email asking about the pros and cons on WebCEO Pro and Word Tracker and then discuss a few other SEO tools.
What value can your site get from marketing to the Latino community? The answer is lots, now listen and find out why. Special guest this time is rumblepup.
Ken and Damian from Epiar join us to discuss keyword research in-depth and a bit more advanced view of linkbuilding.
That’s a quick video where I interviewed Ken about the Epiar party bus and you can see Brian in the background impersonating Bob from Enzyte!
I also promised to upload the pics from our trip to the Friar’s club (Which was amazing!) It was really sad we went, had an amazing time and not a SINGLE one of us thought to bring a camera! So these are off of Johnny’s phone.
Ken and Rumblepup A.K.A Robert Garcia outside of the Friar’s Club
And inside the Friar’s Club getting our pamphlets autographed by Tom D’Angelo
where you can see the back of my head, Tom, Rumblepup, Damian, and up in the corner just kick’in it Brian Mark
Li Evans of SearchMarketingGurus joined us recently to discuss an article on InformIT.com about 10 Tips for Optimizing a Webpage, which is perfect for our audience.
Here is the article, Ten Tips for Optimizing a Web Page for Search Engines
This is a question marketers have been wondering for a long time. Just because someone visits your site doesn’t mean they’re going to take the desired action, so how do you quickly weed out the phrases that are for browsing and concentrate on buying keywords? I’ve got a strategy that’s almost too simple, but I’ll share it and you can test it for yourself.
Related forum post: How do I know if a keyword is for browsing or for buying?
Keyword research is a complex task, so how do you go about starting? We’ve had to do that a few times now, so learn from us how to go about properly starting the research process and what tools are out there to help you in the task.