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Discover keywords – keyworddiscovery.com
17Dec2008 Filed under: Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Author: TG
Besides Google Adwords and Google Insights, TG’s Search Engine Optimization (SEO) mentor also recommends using KeywordDiscovery.com to identify the right keywords for running a online business. As an online marketer, one has to get familiar with keyword research. It involves the keyword planning process during which seach marketers discover all trhe possible words and phrases they should target.
KeywordDiscovery.com is an advanced keyword research tool which draws on a database of 36 Billion search queries from 200 plus search engines around the world.
You can use this information to find:
- what people are searching for
- which search terms generate the most traffic
- which search terms to target in order to grow your online business
While searching for the keyword ‘hosting’ on the Google adwords keyword suggestion tool, yields a result of 201 keywords, KeywordDiscovery.com can list out over 170,000 keywords that may miss out on ! Yet, the powerful keyword tool is a paid service while Google offers are free.
According to TG’s mentor, it’s highly recommend to find the best keyword list in KeywordDiscovery.com and then test them on Google’s keyword research tools to get the most traffic numbers of keywords, which make them a perfect couple to work with.
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