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  There are several keyword tools out there. My brother discovered jab tak hai jaan sockshare by searching Google. I like to utilize Overtures because its free and easy. Bear in mind that the numbers from Overture are often filled often a l..
  
  Hows that list coming along? You wll remember in the first part of this collection I included finding a list together of some ideas on your site or blog niche. Hopefully you've a good sized list of basic categories. The following steps involve narrowing the keywords and then doing some supply and demand study.
  
  There are several keyword tools out there. To research more, we know you check out: back link services. I like to use Overtures because its free and easy. Remember that the figures from Overture are often filled sometimes a little sometimes a good deal. Link Emperor contains more concerning the reason for this concept. They fudge the figures by counting like queries fly and flies or affiliates and affiliate get counted since the same dilemma. Remember they earn more money convincing their potential advertisers that a key phrase is popular.
  
  Therefore plug in one of the general search terms from your list. Im going to test dogs. Listed below are the results:
  
  Searches done in February 2006
  
  Depend Research Term
  
  1104234 dog
  
  225786 dog breed
  
  183180 dog training fundamentals
  
  152056 dog show
  
  139072 dog breeders
  
  98321 dog name
  
  97021 dog training
  
  91172 dog picture
  
  88480 dog for sale
  
  62657 dog grooming
  
  56907 dog present
  
  I edited several like snoop dog out for expediency. I prefer dog training [basics] and dog breeds. Looks like people are trying to find both a great deal. Since we have the desire, lets go over to Google and check the supply.
  
  Type in the precise key phrase, putting quotes around it so Google looks for precisely what we wish. In the event that you put in dog breeds, Google returns 5,59o,000 benefits. Try looking in top of the right-hand corner with this number.
  
  Heard of Sumantra Roy? Not likely. Hes a man who focuses primarily on Search Engine Optimization and specific keyword study. He's devised a method called the Keyword Effectiveness Index or KEI to measure the potential of the keyword. I take advantage of a less complicated version of it. Here it is:
  
  KEI = Demand / Supply
  
  That is - Demand separated by Supply. The bigger the KEI the greater. This gives you a basic KEI that ranges from 1-10. People compare this to the Richter Scale, and therefore each successive number is exponentially greater than the last number.
  
  Within our illustration above, the KEI for breed of dog will be.04, which isnt that good.
  
  Dog Training Basics yields 45,600 results for Google. The KEI would be 4, which will be terrific. Hmmwait a moment. Our lesson is concluded by that. Bye. [Sound of running down the hall and door slamming]. Just a little geek laughter there.
  
  Execute a few more and see what you come up with. I did dog title and got a of.10, which is awful. I also tried dog present, which got me a KEI of.07.
  
  I often grab the highest KEI keywords and put them back in the Overture instrument and check it out again.
  
  Furthermore, Wordtracker does this all for you. Try it for free and see how easy it's. Just bear in mind that they use different sources for both supply and demand than my example above, but that shouldnt make too much of a difference.
  
  So now we must have a much smaller list that has the right prospects about it.

   

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