Instant Keyword Riches

Keyword research is one of the most critical components of any internet marketing campaign. Without proper keyword research, it will be much harder for people to find your website.

Keywords are the words and phrases people search for when they visit a search engine. If you wanted to buy the television show Lost on DVD, you might search for "Lost DVD" or "Buy Lost on DVD".

If your site doesn't have the right keywords, no one will be able to find it. Thus, it is vital that you choose the right keywords, and you add them to your site in the right places to ensure proper search engine optimization.

In this report, I'm going to teach you exactly how to find the right keywords for your niche, how to choose the ones you should focus on more heavily, and where you should add them on your pages in order to have the best possible effect for SEO purposes.

The first thing you need to do is preliminary keyword research. This involves using keyword tools to find a large number of keywords that you would potentially want to target for your niche.

By now, you should have already chosen a niche. Now, you just need to gather a list of keywords you can use to get traffic from various sources such as search engines, or with pay-per-click marketing.

If you are creating a small niche site, you may want to focus on just a handful of keywords. In this case, the 100 keywords you originally find may be enough. If you want to create a large authority site, you will potentially want thousands of keywords. This will require you to continue digging, using some of the keywords you find as additional seeds.

Once you have a list of keywords, you need to analyze them. Not every keyword is going to be one you would want to focus on for SEO purposes. Some won't have enough traffic to make them worth the time, and others will have too much competition to give you a reasonable chance to rank.

You should never tackle a list of keywords without first analyzing traffic and competition. It's a waste of time and resources to focus on keywords that are too competitive or don't get enough searches.

There's a specific "formula" I use to determine which keywords I want to focus:

• At least 1,000 monthly searches
• No more than 30,000 pages in Google "in quotes"
• No more than 10,000 results for "allintitle"

When you get your list of keywords from the Google keyword tool, it will tell you approximately how many searches each phrase receives each month. I don't generally use keywords that have less than 1,000 searches per month, because they don't usually bring enough traffic to justify the effort.

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