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Today's lesson in the 30 Day Challenge is designed to give you an understanding of keyword traffic and competition. When writing blogs or content for any website, and especially when spending money on pay per click campaigns, it makes no sense to target keywords that have no demand or that won't drive traffic to your website or blog.
If you are blogging to generate leads or increase your brand, it's likely that you want the biggest return for the time and/or money spent. Spending the time researching what your niche or potential client is searching for, will maximize the time that you spend blogging and get you a bigger return.
Watch this video several times to ensure that you understand the concept. The key elements that you want to grasp are:
1. Understanding Traffic Estimates.
2. How Web Page rankings develop over time. 3. Why we use Broad Match Traffic Data. 4. Why we use Phrase Match Competition Data 5. The difference between Broad, Phrase and Exact Match. At this stage we are not actually researching key words, just take the time to understand the concepts and think about how you can apply them to your business.
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I am Kate Bourland. I help people like you get out of debt. Debt Settlement, Mortgage Acceleration, and practical suggestions for eliminating debt. Call for a Free Debt Evaluation 530-222-9500.
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Kate, I'm flagging this for a Feature. It is very timely for me personally. I do use key words but don't feel like I know enough about it. Everything I can learn helps. Thanks for the post AND the Challenge!
This Blog is my voice on the political, financial and social implications of debt. My goal is to encourage my readers to think outside their own personal reality and to challenge the social and political truths we have been taught about money, finance and our "free market" economy.
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