Normal SEO practitioners will start their projects with keyword research which is basically them looking for targeted keywords that fit their niche. Afterward, they will try to get ranked for their target keyword. Sound familiar right? Because this is what EVERYONE is already doing. Let me tell you a little-known secret: I bet you didn’t know that you can also rank for multiple keywords right?
The power of keywords in link building is still evident in today’s search marketing. Keywords are often used in different ways and for different activities/phases in the link building process.
With the right discovery of keywords, one will be able to understand the behavior of his target audience, tap into their interests through existing content assets, and finally, convert them either as customers or brand followers.
In this post, I’d like to share the top reasons why keyword research is important in link building. Let’s get started.
Content Marketing and SEO are becoming tighter and tighter buddies. Special thanks to Google. And hey, it’s not so bad when you’re the end-user. There’s more relevant, high-quality content because of all the content marketing that’s happening. If you think you have great content that people should read and it’s not happening, this post is what you are missing.
Writing is one of the things I love doing in life. I discovered this just shortly after I discovered how much I love singing. When I was a kid, I’d write out stories and short-novels of superheroes and fantasies I’ve always dreamed of being in. Some people say writing is a gift, some say writing is a skill. How different can SEO Copywriting be?
SEO starts with a foundation. It is from the foundation that we get to know where to build, what to build and how to build it. SEO is all about starting on the right foot with the right foundation. That foundation is held by keywords.
Having tackled local search through discussing Geo Targeting Keywords, we now move on to one of my most favorite kind of keyword. Related vertical keywords has to do with your creativity and your ability to adopt a searcher’s and marketer’s story-telling mindset.
So I was looking at my previous entries here at seo-hacker and I just came to realize I’ve been very unstrategic in my posts. Why?
Because I think (and thanks for putting up with this) that at frequent instances, I’ve just been throwing random internet marketing terms at you and haven’t really begun with the ultimate basics.
And because of that, I figured better to start now than any time later.
Now that we’ve covered the oh-so-important Product defining keywords, it’s just about time to discuss about Geo targeting keywords. These are the keywords that are slowly becoming more popular and more important as localized search is growing stronger.
Talking about Customer defining keywords in the previous lesson, let’s now move on to product defining keywords. What are product defining keywords and why are they important?
Now that we’ve covered up Market defining keywords, let’s move on to the next most-used keywords which are the Customer defining keywords. If your business is customer-centered, these keywords should be your main target. Choosing the right keywords is all about getting in your customer’s head. What can your type of customer possibly search for?
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