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Re:Is really search engine optimization needed? 2009/12/01 10:45
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What you are on the lookout for are keywords that have high popularity and fewer competing websites. For a beginner, this is the first step for keyword optimization. If you are using the freeadwordstool.com site, you would want to go for keywords that have a minimum of 600 searches initially. At the same time, you would pick out those keywords which have less than 50,000 competitors. You can check on this by keying in your chosen keyword in Google.com with an exact match, i.e. with the keyword enclosed in quotes like "keyword". Then look at the number of competitive websites at the top right hand corner. By picking a keyword with less than 50,000 competitors, you will have a greater chance to improve your ranking on Google and appearing on the first page in the organic searches.
Once you have done your research on the top search words as well as the competition that you will face, you can calculate the KEI, also known as the Keyword Effectiveness Index. The KEI basically measures how effective the keyword is and compares the number of searches for that keyword, i.e. the popularity of the keyword with the number of search results i.e. the competitiveness. The higher the KEI value, the more popular the keywords are and the better your chances of getting on the first page of the search engines with that particular keyword.
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Re:Is really search engine optimization needed? 2009/12/01 10:45
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What you are on the lookout for are keywords that have high popularity and fewer competing websites. For a beginner, this is the first step for keyword optimization. If you are using the freeadwordstool.com site, you would want to go for keywords that have a minimum of 600 searches initially. At the same time, you would pick out those keywords which have less than 50,000 competitors. You can check on this by keying in your chosen keyword in Google.com with an exact match, i.e. with the keyword enclosed in quotes like "keyword". Then look at the number of competitive websites at the top right hand corner. By picking a keyword with less than 50,000 competitors, you will have a greater chance to improve your ranking on Google and appearing on the first page in the organic searches.
Once you have done your research on the top search words as well as the competition that you will face, you can calculate the KEI, also known as the Keyword Effectiveness Index. The KEI basically measures how effective the keyword is and compares the number of searches for that keyword, i.e. the popularity of the keyword with the number of search results i.e. the competitiveness. The higher the KEI value, the more popular the keywords are and the better your chances of getting on the first page of the search engines with that particular keyword.
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Re:Is really search engine optimization needed? 2009/12/01 10:45
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What you are on the lookout for are keywords that have high popularity and fewer competing websites. For a beginner, this is the first step for keyword optimization. If you are using the freeadwordstool.com site, you would want to go for keywords that have a minimum of 600 searches initially. At the same time, you would pick out those keywords which have less than 50,000 competitors. You can check on this by keying in your chosen keyword in Google.com with an exact match, i.e. with the keyword enclosed in quotes like "keyword". Then look at the number of competitive websites at the top right hand corner. By picking a keyword with less than 50,000 competitors, you will have a greater chance to improve your ranking on Google and appearing on the first page in the organic searches.
Once you have done your research on the top search words as well as the competition that you will face, you can calculate the KEI, also known as the Keyword Effectiveness Index. The KEI basically measures how effective the keyword is and compares the number of searches for that keyword, i.e. the popularity of the keyword with the number of search results i.e. the competitiveness. The higher the KEI value, the more popular the keywords are and the better your chances of getting on the first page of the search engines with that particular keyword
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Re:Is really search engine optimization needed? 2009/12/01 10:46
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What you are on the lookout for are keywords that have high popularity and fewer competing websites. For a beginner, this is the first step for keyword optimization. If you are using the freeadwordstool.com site, you would want to go for keywords that have a minimum of 600 searches initially. At the same time, you would pick out those keywords which have less than 50,000 competitors. You can check on this by keying in your chosen keyword in Google.com with an exact match, i.e. with the keyword enclosed in quotes like "keyword". Then look at the number of competitive websites at the top right hand corner. By picking a keyword with less than 50,000 competitors, you will have a greater chance to improve your ranking on Google and appearing on the first page in the organic searches.
Once you have done your research on the top search words as well as the competition that you will face, you can calculate the KEI, also known as the Keyword Effectiveness Index. The KEI basically measures how effective the keyword is and compares the number of searches for that keyword, i.e. the popularity of the keyword with the number of search results i.e. the competitiveness. The higher the KEI value, the more popular the keywords are and the better your chances of getting on the first page of the search engines with that particular keyword.
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