How to Identify Keyword Search Terms

 Web Search Terms 

How to Identify Keyword Search Terms - Web Search Terms 

 Discover How To identify High Frequency keyword Search Terms, Optimize your  website  for these search  terms  to Get a  top Listing on the search engines. Then sit back and watch the  highly targeted traffic bombard  your website and force you to  make money like clockwork  totally automatically and effortlessly

How to identify Keyword Search Terms:

First the basics {some of us are dummies and nitwits:-]}, a search term is a phrase or word that is used by the internet highway men and women to search for some targeted information. You know, where you enter search term in a search engine and get a list of relevant sites. Some of these terms have very high frequency of use, and are absolute traffic blasters.

So first you brain storm for words or phrases that you think are relevant to your website needs, ie. First come up with the basic word that represents your subject of interest. For instance if you want to design a website about 'football', your basic keyword search term will be 'football'. Now you can go to keyword tools below and enter your basic keyword search term 'football' in both these tools ,

• http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com/gtrends/

• https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

 The word tracker Keyword search tool will return:

•  a thesaurus listing additional words of interest to the left of results page,

• as well as actual long tail keywords being searched with the basic word football.

•  It will also return 'GTRENDS' button to the right of each long tail search term. If you click on the Gtrend button for each of the search terms, you will be able to find additional information such as how many daily visitors can be expected from Google for that term, also how many websites are being returned for that term or how much competition already exists for that term.

as a gtrends rule you can easily optimize your website to appear high on the search engine results for terms that have a high frequency of search but a less than 30,000 sites coming up for it.

For the Google Keyword Tool

If you enter your basic search term into Google keyword tool, you will find

•  results relevant to that specific word,

•  as well as additional keywords of interest.,

 after you have short listed the keywords you are interested in you can figure out the competition that already exists by going to the google search engine and typing in

allintitle:Keyword

 this will return all the websites that are already present for this search term. hence you can figure out how many sites are already using it. Obviously there is no point in using a search term where there is already too much competition, as you might not be able to get a top positioning for it.

Your goal is to find a relevant search phrase that has a reasonably good popularity, but does not have a very good representation on the search engines. This requires a little bit of research. But can be accomplished within a few hours at the most. [Remember No Pain, No Gain].

Using both these tools as well, as some old fashioned 'brain storming' you identify keyword search terms with low competition and high frequency of search and then focus on optimizing your web site with these keyword search terms.

How To Optimize your website for keyword search terms:

In short, put these terms in your meta-tags, page title, page name, headings and sub-headings, as well as a sprinkling throughout the text. Also create some more content filled pages within your website regarding this term and put up some links to these pages  [ie. Create a mini-site targeted to your search term]. If you are interested in more torrid details about the 'inner workings' here, you may read my previous articles:

• All About Keywords

• Keyword Killer Tips

Best Keyword Search/ web search terms  and Search Engine Optimization Software Tools :

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