But did you know that you can put up
your ideal keyword list in just 4 steps?
Not exact matches
Even if the
Keyword Tool returns hundreds of ideas for a keyword like «solar,» the ideal ad group should have a maximum of 20 keywords before you break the keyword list theme and create a new ad
Keyword Tool returns hundreds of ideas for a
keyword like «solar,» the ideal ad group should have a maximum of 20 keywords before you break the keyword list theme and create a new ad
keyword like «solar,» the
ideal ad group should have a maximum of 20
keywords before you break the
keyword list theme and create a new ad
keyword list theme and create a new ad group.
Also, is it more attractive if a SB has a more detailed «About me» section (including personality traits, interests) or is a brief
listing of
keywords to describe herself
ideal?
Make a
list of
keywords that you feel your
ideal reader will use and include them in your blog titles, your bio, your Amazon Author profile, your website, blog tags, etc..
These settings are
ideal for smaller Rank Tracker projects but if your project
lists several hundred
keywords you may also need to use Proxy Rotation and either look for free proxies right in Rank Tracker or import your own
list a private proxies»
Lastly, identify the
keywords listed on the job descriptions for your
ideal roles, such as «people manager» «project management» or «data analysis».
With good research, careful writing and a little luck you're likely to match many of the
keywords on the employer's
list, and stand out as having the qualifications they are looking for in the
ideal candidate.
Recruiters and hiring managers will typically search the
keywords that are
listed on their job description (because those are the skills they want their
ideal candidate to possess).
A great way to start considering the right
keywords for your occupation is to review job
listings for your
ideal position.
Other employers are so overwhelmed by the mass number of resumes they receive daily that they streamline their hiring process by digitizing resumes, storing them in a database, searching for
ideal candidates using
keywords, and then using the results to create an interview call
list.