http://opik.web.id/2009/12/28/eight-keyword-research-mistakes-that-are-costing-you-money/ Learn SEO Step by Step Wed, 28 Sep 2011 06:30:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://opik.web.id/2009/12/28/eight-keyword-research-mistakes-that-are-costing-you-money/comment-page-1/#comment-1394 opik Tue, 29 Dec 2009 18:07:47 +0000 http://www.opik.web.id/?p=72#comment-1394 iSpionage.com is cool tools. Thanks for your information David. iSpionage.com is cool tools.
Thanks for your information David.

]]> http://opik.web.id/2009/12/28/eight-keyword-research-mistakes-that-are-costing-you-money/comment-page-1/#comment-1393 David Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:20:30 +0000 http://www.opik.web.id/?p=72#comment-1393 Less popular keywords can convert better indeed. Lots of people jump to popular keywords, those ones which are more expensive too. This is one way that a beginner could fall down to bankruptcy. Having a reliable keyword tool to point out which keywords are more competitive and which not, which are more searched for and which not is a good thing, but the choice belongs to us after all. Ranking for long tail keywords is better and the ranking easier. For instance, i use the <a href="www.ispionage.com" rel="nofollow">iSpionage</a> kewyord tool and i wanted to search for a used car in UK. When tying "used cars uk" the searched volume was 90.500 searches/month, while "searched cars in uk" was 14.800, and "used cars in uk only" - only 590. Can be easily seen the long tail keywords have lower competition. So it is better to rank for those than the main keywords. Less popular keywords can convert better indeed. Lots of people jump to popular keywords, those ones which are more expensive too. This is one way that a beginner could fall down to bankruptcy. Having a reliable keyword tool to point out which keywords are more competitive and which not, which are more searched for and which not is a good thing, but the choice belongs to us after all. Ranking for long tail keywords is better and the ranking easier.
For instance, i use the iSpionage kewyord tool and i wanted to search for a used car in UK. When tying “used cars uk” the searched volume was 90.500 searches/month, while “searched cars in uk” was 14.800, and “used cars in uk only” – only 590. Can be easily seen the long tail keywords have lower competition. So it is better to rank for those than the main keywords.

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