Oct
15
Keyword Research For Recommendation Engines – Followers
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In the previous article about Keyword Research For Recommendation Engines – Views (First Step), we covered the basics of one submission, stuff that many of you already know. The next stage is gaining followers or subscribers. What does keyword research has to do with it? Apparently, a lot. The part of keywords doesn’t end with a success of a single submission, but to understand it, let’s first analyze how subscriptions work. Read more
Oct
9
Keyword Research For Recommendation Engines – Views
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In the previous article, we discussed keyword research for PPC. Now, after covering the need for proper keyword research for SEO and PPC, we move on to recommendation engines.
Recommendation engines are services that try to present you information you will like. Kind of like a search engine, but based on user feedback. YouTube for instance, is a recommendation engine, as it values user rating. Other examples include: Digg, StumbleUpon, Reddit and many more. Most video stream sites frequently resemble YouTube, so we won’t bother addressing them separately.
Some recommendation engines have build in categories, while others use a tag based system. We will focus on the tag based ones, especially YouTube and StumbleUpon, for the simplicity of explanation. Of course keyword research is relevant to category based engines as well, especially since they usually have a search box option. Tags simply make for clearer examples, and the lessons are still useful for all recommendation engines, tag based or not. This article is about keyword research, so we will not discuss specific promotion issues, like making sure not to “discover” the same domain repeatedly on StumbleUpon, or YouTube’s upload policies. Read more
Aug
26
Keyword Research For PPC
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In the previous article we discussed the importance of proper keyword research for SEO. Now we move on to PPC, Pay Per Click, Sponsored Search, Google AdWords, Sponsored Ads or simply speaking “purchased traffic”. All those refer to the same basic technique, when you create an ad for your site, and pay for people clicking on it. What are the benefits of this method? That is beyond the scope of this article, though we will cover it in future articles.
We are going to refer to all of those methods as PPC, as our article is focuses on the importance of keyword research for PPC, and not on the detailed difference between the brands and companies supplying the service. We will however mention examples from the algorithms Google AdWords utilizes, since it is the most common service and many others resemble the features we will discuss. Read more
Aug
22
Keyword Research For SEO
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So, you have a website you want to promote, a service (or product) you want to sell, and you want people to see it. There are many ways to drive traffic to your site: sponsored ads, PPC advertising, search engine optimization (SEO), social network advertising and more. In the following articles, we will explain what role does keyword research play in those, and why is it important to invest in keyword research for SEO, PPC and more. Some of you may already have experience with Internet Marking, and know the basic usages of keywords, for example in AdWords campaigns. If that’s the case, this series of articles was specially written for you, since many people neglect the importance of proper and deep keyword research, after they manage to accomplish limited results with the common, easy to get keywords out there. Read more
Jul
29
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