SEO

One of the biggest mistakes I see start-ups (or, for that matter, even larger companies) make is in the keyword selection process. They use the Google Keyword Research Tool. But the mistake they make is to “select” a Broad Match and not an “exact” match. For all SEO purposes, you need to consider only the “Exact” match numbers. I would advise going one step further and running a small “Adwords” campaign for your website. That will give you the most accurate data as to which keywords get you leads or sales. Once you have this data, you can start using it for SEO.

eg…. example only

keyword input in google search: pond supplies

www.fishpondsrus.com rank 24th

so I can see if my SEO stuff is working etc.

I’ve got market samurai but I dumped it for this purpose. Strongly recommend this free tool:
http://searchenginereports.net/

You can see how you rank on Google, Bing and Yahoo. You can check multiple keywords for the same url at the same time.

Very convenient, web-based and no need to install anything

Keywords and meta tags are completely uncommon stipulations. Specific terms used while searching point in rank on the Internet are renowned as keywords. Descriptive terms and phrases attached to the mess pages, hidden to the visitors are renowned as Meta tags. They help in retrieving the sites the surfer is looking for.

I am optimizing a site and have 5 keyword phrase i want to show up in Google. I have good Search Engine Optimization (SEO) results for 2 of the keywords. But I can’t figure out how to get the other 3 to become top result in Google. I have inserted the keywords in the title tags and image alt texts. Can anyone tell me what else I need to do.

There are many many factors when doing on-page optimization. BEFORE you begin link building (off-page optimization) you want to make sure that your on-page is top notch otherwise your skipping steps. You may want to create a webpage for each keyword. There is an amazing free tool you can use (link below) to find out how well your page is term targeted. I also put a link to a guide that covers all the basics!

Just wanted to know if people think that Longtail Keywords are bullsh_t? Does putting in the time to get the long tails pay off?

it will be alot easier getting listed in the top of the search engines for longtail keywords than single word keywords. When you are starting off you are more likely to get results for longtail keywords. After awhile if you have been using seo methods you will probably start showing up for single words.
some keywords are much more difficult than others. I would use prweb.com and do a press release to target these difficult keywords.
Make sure you use other seo methods on a regular basis.

I am working on my website that sells hat now all i want is to find particular terms that people are using to find hat in the Google and other major search engines. Is there any website that has a free software that will generate those keywords searched for any particular term in this month in search engine? Thanks!!!

Sign up for google analytics, have your website linked to this account
You need a gmail account please sign up for one.
In analytics there is a free option that says keyword tool… go for it and choose the words from there… Analytics gives you an option to select some of the keywords and download a file.
If you have further questions, please email me: tcholakian9@yahoo.com
Regards,
Harout

I’m starting a site, and I’m analyzing a few competitors sites. I can see what keywords they are using most and I wonder, "Should I use those EXACT keywords on my site, or should I try and target OTHER keywords that are searched a lot that he doesn’t have on his site?"

And if the answer is both how do I know which keywords to use and which ones not?

I am sharing ONLINE TUTORIAL for SEO which will help you, also we can contact to real expert at eZdia
Please have a look

http://ezdia.com/epad/seo-keywords/65/

I have a great list of keywords for my website. How can a mask them so they are SEO friendly? I just don’t want everyone who visits my website to see the key-words and have competitors steal them. Any hints that are SEO friendly? Thank you.

Search engines use what are called meta tags. That’s generally what they look for when indexing your site. These keywords won’t be visible when a user goes to your site unless they right-click on the page and say "view source" or something.

In other words, they aren’t visible unless someone goes to look for them specifically. You CAN NOT hide them any more than that. If you do, the search engines won’t be able to find them.

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