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Keyword Research Made Extra Easy for WordPress

Semenvironment just came out with the very handy Keyword Research Wordpress Plugin.

I've borrowed a couple of screenshots from their site to show you how it changes your admin when you write a post.

As you can see below, it gives you links to 3 popular and free keyword tools right there...with one click you can open up a new window or tab to your favorite tool and check on the keywords you should use in your post content (don't forget to optimize your title too).

Links are also located in the sidebar of your admin's post page, saving you the effort of having to scroll back up to the top of the screen while in the middle of writing your blog post.

Handy dandy spot on the sidebar too.

All you have to do is download the plugin, ftp it to your blog, and activate it. Easy peasy!

No more excuses when you're writing an article and aren't sure what keyword phrase is actually searched for, and which one is something you just made up (a fatal error).

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Posted by Kay Frenzer-Zeeh ~ Real Estate SEO on 07/23/2008 04:21 PM

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4 Comments on Keyword Research Made Extra Easy for WordPress

JUL

2008

Hi- you said " All you have to do is download the plugin, ftp it to your blog, and activate it." Could you explain what the ftp is....and sorry but for me it's really not easy ... :) Sounds like something good, but if I can't figure out how to get it on my sidebar then I am lost.

Kathy - you add it the same way you add any plugin. If you don't know how to ftp, perhaps you do know how to go into your hosting account to upload a file. Your host's tech support will guide you through that process if you haven't done it before. Plugins add a lot of functionality to WP blogs, so it's worth it to learn the process.

AUG

2008

Sounds like a nice plugin. I'll have to check it out. Thank you.

SEP

Is there somewhere that you can go and see what all the plugin are? Then make your selections?

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