Primary steps to keyword research

Keywords and Phrases that you use for your website or your control centre should be a very important part of your content, in order to make your site more visible to the search engines. They are part of Search engine optimization, which is a key focus to searchers and search engines.

Since your articles can show up in search engines for specific keywords, you going to want to optimize each article for a long-tailed keyword, some examples of long-tailed keywords are listed below.

“BMW” ( short-tailed )

“Black 7 series BMW” ( long-tailed )

“Online Business” ( short-tailed )

“Best online home based business opportunity” ( long-tailed )

Next you’re going to want to get Free keywords. Wordtracker  this is a very good tool for searching keywords and it is free, there is also a paid version that will give you more options.

Now you should come up with approximately ten based keywords that are relevant to your business,  and set them up across the top of an excel document, or use the document option in your Gmail account, if you don’t have a Gmail account it’s time you did. After your base keywords are positioned across the top of your spreadsheet to represent 10 columns, you can now start to use these, base keywords which are also referred to as seed keywords with your free keywords tracker tool. Once you go through your first keyword the search will give you different options and ways that your base keyword can be used according to relevant searches. Pick out approximately 10 more keywords that have a quantity of searches greater then 20, and place these words directly below your based keyword, until you have completed all ten. If you are advertising with Google ads campaigns this would then be set up so that you can just copy and paste into your campaigns.