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1. AdWords Keyword Tool

You enter some of your keywords and the tool gives you a list of keyword suggestions accompanied by traffic and competition stats for each search phrase. The tool is originally designed for Pay-Per-Click advertisers but it works just as well for organic SEO research.

2. Google Search-Based Keyword Tool

An SEO tool from Google that suggests keywords on the basis of what users are actually searching for on Google. There are two ways you can use this tool: you can feed in seed keywords just like with AdWords Keyword tool and get keyword ideas derived from them, or you can specify your website URL and the tool will locate the keywords in your texts and make keyword suggestions that it thinks are relevant to your niche.

3. Keyword Discovery

Aggregates search traffic statistics for all major search engines and generates new keywords based on this data. The tool offers advanced keyword research features such as keyword effectiveness calculator, competition research and Pay-Per-Click bids evaluation.

4. Wordtracker

Another popular SEO keyword tool that works similar to Keyword Discovery and AdWords Keyword tool, the difference being that Wordtracker uses metasearch engines, such as Dogpile, to evaluate the number of searches for the keywords and keyword suggestions. Metasearch engines are special search portals where each user query is rendered in several search engines e.g. Google, Yahoo!, Bing, Ask and others, and the search results from all these search engines are compiled into one list.

5. Google Suggest

This is not strictly a keyword research tool but it’s still a great way to discover new search terms you are probably missing out on. When you go to Google and search for something you’ll see a toolbar with keyword suggestions that appears as soon as you start typing in your search query into the search box. That’s Google Suggest tool. The keyword suggestions you get there are based on search queries made by real users which makes this information a gold mine for any online marketer.

Bear in mind that when you’re signed into your Gmail or another Google service account the general keyword suggestions will be mixing with the search queries that you made before which hold little value for you.

Overall using Google search is a bit tricky and even unhandy because you can’t copy the suggestions and need to put them down on paper first, but you can make use of it in a much more effective way with the help of other SEO tools, like Rank Tracker (described below).

6. Yahoo! Search Assist

A keyword tool from Yahoo! that functions just the way Google suggest does. If you target Yahoo! search traffic this tool should certainly be in your arsenal, because the search trends differ on the two search engines.

7. Ask TypeAhead Search Suggestions

Same as Yahoo! Search Assist and Google Suggest only by Ask.

8. Rank Tracker

This powerful SEO tool gives you access to all of the above listed keyword research tools. You can generate keyword suggestions using any of the tools on the list, plus make use of additional keyword research mechanisms such as word mixer, popular misspellings, etc. The tool calculates KEI (Keyword efficiency index) that tells you how popular each keyword is and how tough it is to get a high ranking for it. You can choose different sources to get search traffic data from: Google AdWords Keyword Tool, Wordtracker, etc. By comparing the stats aggregated from multiple sources you can get the best idea of how many people actually search for each keyword.

Besides being a powerful keyword research tool Rank Tracker is also an advanced rankings checker which allows you to research new keywords and monitor your website’s positions for them without having to switch back and forth between various applications.

These are some of the most popular and most effective SEO tools out there for keyword research. The data you can get from each of them gives you unlimited marketing potential. When used right this insight will bring you massive exposure for your website and roof-breaking sales. And when combined together the effect from these keyword research SEO tools magnifies ten-fold. So go get them, make them working towards your bottomline and I wish you good luck with your business!

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By: Emma

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My answer, as always, is yes and no. In other words, some are and some aren’t.

I don’t have the time in this article to get into who is and who isn’t trustworthy, but I can give you some general advice about it that should help you with your online business, and save you a lot of time and money in the process, if we’re lucky.

You see, the last few years have become the era of the big launch. You’ve probably seen it. Every guru bombards you with emails about the newest product they have coming out, and they load it up with hype and big dollar figures and bonuses and scarcity and so on. And then, of course, all of their guru pals email you promotions about the same product. And then a week or two later they’re all emailing you about the next guru’s new product. And the cycle goes on and on.

Which is fine for them, and it’s making them a lot of money, but it’s having an adverse effect on most of the people receiving these promotions. Most people are getting overwhelmed and confused and losing sight of exactly what they need to be doing to get their business off the ground.

If you’re on enough email lists, then you might be stuck in the never ending launch cycle, too: getting promotion after promotion, buying product after product, not getting a chance to look into any of them because the next product is already being sold, and never getting a chance to work on your business. And so the only people making money are the gurus.

Here’s the part that really grinds my gears: they’ll constantly tell you that they’re giving you good free information, but in actuality, everything ends up being a sales pitch. They’ll even try to sell you their latest product at one of their live seminars that you’ve already paid to attend. That’s why I don’t go to many seminars, by the way.

I don’t mean for this to be a rant accusing everyone who sells anything ever as bad. Far from it. I sell products online, too, and I firmly believe in many marketing and promotion techniques, and I certainly wouldn’t begrudge anyone their right to make money in business. And I don’t have a problem with product launches, for the record. But I don’t think it’s too much to ask for a certain amount of honesty and, oh I don’t know, customer service in the process.

It’s difficult because the very best salesmen will tell you anything you want to hear in order to get that sale. They’ll lie whenever necessary, because the lies will often sound much better than the truth. And since that quick sale is often the easiest one to get, a lot of marketers go for it.

So how do you know who to trust? Here’s what I think is the best and easiest way to find out: try contacting them.

That’s right. Send them an email and see if they get back to you. If helping others and good customer service is really as important to them as they say, then they’ll respond and answer any questions you have. You’ll find that most of these guys won’t ever get back to you. They’re not really as interested in helping you as they are in making sales and, of course, money for themselves.

And if they’re customer service is that bad, what’s going to happen if you buy their product and have a question about it, or if you aren’t satisfied and want your money back? Will you get a response then?

That’s the sad fact of internet marketing today, and that’s one of the reasons why it’s gotten such a bad name. That’s why so many people are frustrated and angry and taking it out on anyone who tries to sell anything, even the legitimately helpful marketers.

Because in the short term, the truth just can’t compete with the lies. The lies are made to sound too good, and the truth is probably a little boring. But I’d rather have someone tell me the boring truth any day.

So if you’re interested in a product that someone’s selling, then before you spend any money on it, try contacting them and see how it goes. If they’re just too busy to talk to you, then you probably don’t want to do business with them anyway.

By: Mark Yarrobino

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The search engine spiders that crawl your E-commerce website will be looking at several different attributes on every page to determine where it needs to go and how relevant it is to specific searches done at Google search engine.

Another factor worth mentioning is a Keyword. What is a Keyword?

A keyword is basically an elaborate name for what people might search for when trying to find your E-commerce website. I am using a Bodhost.co.uk website as an example. People could search for “Web Hosting”, but they might also search for “Cheap Web Hosting”, “VPS Web Hosting” and “UK Web Hosting Service”. All of these would be keywords, or probably more properly could be said to be key phrases.

However, they are generally all referred to simply as keywords. Note that almost all On-site SEO has to do with is placing high-quality keywords throughout your E-commerce website content where search engine robots, spiders, or software might be able to decide what your website is about.

6 On-Site SEO Factors That Can Influence Your SERP Ranking:

* The Title of the Page

* The keywords used in the text on your website

* The keywords are used in H1 Tags

* Keywords used in your domain name

* Keywords used in the URL of a webpage

* Meta Keywords

3 Major Off-Site SEO Factors That Can Improve Your Search Engine Ranking:

Backlinks to Your E-commerce Website

This is without a doubt one of the keys to having your website listed in the search engines results page for specific keywords. Google likes to look at what others are saying about your website to determine what it is about. For example, if someone is a huge fan of a UK Web Hosting, and you provide that service, they may link to your website with “UK Web Hosting” as the text that people would click on to get to your website. This text is called anchor text and Google will see that link as a simple “vote” for your website to appear higher than others for that keyword. In short, these are commonly referred to as backlinks.

Quality of the Websites linking to your Website

Those linking to your website should also have some form of importance. For example, there are many websites with loads of outgoing links to many websites. Google does not want to give these websites as much weight in their “vote” in comparison to a link from Bodhost’s official website or something along those lines.

The Age of Your E-commerce Website

The reason I listed this as an off-site related issue, because it really doesn’t fit in either category. This is a simple issue that the search engines will evaluate. This is not to say that it is the most important factor, but many older websites will naturally rank higher than new websites that have more backlinks.

I am not sure why this occurs, but many would say that it does. As compare to Google, Yahoo definitely puts more weight on this.

By: Robin Dale

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The first thing we must clear up is a few misconceptions about articles and their use and value. The first in this category is that links from the article directories do help you climb the search engines. You will understand this more as we cover the 3 secrets. The second is that you only need to submit to a few of the top directories.

The more exposure the better, chances are if you get included in 200 directories that you may get over 200 links just from the directories and that does not count the re-publishers of your articles.Remember, you are playing a numbers game. And that can increase web site traffic also

Now the 3 secrets. The first secret is to get at least one of your keywords in the title of your article. There is a reason for this.

The title of a page is a major factor in the search engines determining the value of the links to other sites on the page. What ever your title of the article is will likely be the title of the page. Go to goarticles or ezinearticles and click any article and the title of the article is also the title of the page. This puts your keywords in the title of the page.

Secret 2 is keywords in the content of the article. Try to get at least a 3 percent density of your keywords or phrase in the content.

This is SEO at its best because you have absolute control of the content of the article and can help to control the value of the links.

Do not buy into all of the voodoo that articles on article sites will not help with SEO. Each page is valued by the same factors as any other page on any site.

So my point is that your link needs to come from a relevant page, not a relevant site, and if you control the relevance you control the power of the link to some extent.

Secret 3 is to make sure that you have the proper anchor text in your resources box. This is the place where you blow your own whistle. Make sure that the link is html and the clickable part is one of the phrases that you are targeting. If you want to rank for frog legs, then the clickable text needs to be frog legs.

Now also consider that if you get accepted into 200 directories the chances are that you will get re-published. This is nothing more than a numbers game. The more time you put yourself in front of people the more potential you have to gain Web Traffic to your site and also you get a diversity of different IP addresses linking to your site.

Now lets look a few more bonus secrets and the additional benefits of articles and SEO. Lets look at the power of links.

Links values are calculated by the page that the link is on (notice I did not say the site?) The reason I say this is because each page is its own entity in the search engines. This can be proven several ways.The first way is page rank, page rank is assigned to each page of a website, not one pr for the whole site. I have seen sites with pr ranging from pr 10 to pr0.

Each page has its own value. The second example is you can have a site with 400 pages and have just 1 or anywhere from 1 to 400 pages indexed, if they were all counted collectively the whole site would be indexed at once.

There are over 100 factors that determine the value of any given link. Some of the factors include pr of the page, if your keywords are in the title and content, position of the link on the page, how many outbound links the page has and on and on.

The reason articles are so powerful is because you are creating a related page by controlling the title and content of the article you are writing.

You should be able to get 1 or more of your keywords in the title, and I am sure you can get at least one entire phrase in the content. This makes the page where your article is published relevant to your site because it has your keywords all over it.

The next advantage is that most articles site on directories for over 18 months and your article starts as a pr0 page, this should increase over time and Google updates. People will link to it, or might even publish it on their pr 5 site, now your links get better with time.

The many advantages of articles for SEO great are many. I wish I could mention them all here.

Article marketing and SEO are a great tool for the website owner. Learn to use them and they will keep you up top.

By: Jim Corkern

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