I conducted some keyword research recently and tested long tail keywords in Google's Keywords tool, based
on keyword combinations and locations.
Not exact matches
And yet, there is something weird about a group of people endlessly acting out the implications of a
combination of algorithmically generated
keywords: «Halloween Finger Family & more Halloween Songs for Children Kids Halloween Songs Collection», «Australian Animals Finger Family Song Finger Family Nursery Rhymes», -LSB-...] and
on and
on and
on.
Multiply
keyword lists to get new
keyword ideas is a great feature that allows you to combine groups of
keywords together and come up with hundreds of new
combinations based
on them.
I find using Google
Keyword Tool and Market Samurai is an ultimate
combination for finding
keywords that convert, also I have a few plugins
on Chrome that help define page ranks and competition.
A
combination of your rankings, Google Analytics data (you can connect GA to your Linkdex account), search volume and
keyword value can highlight what you're missing out
on.
What's driving content to the top of search
on Facebook isn't
keywords, it's a
combination of currently trending items, your own history with that search term, and content quality.
I've tried to find a replacement part, but without knowing what it's called (all sensible
keyword combinations have failed me
on multiple parts sites), I'm stumped.
Searching for green information and getting the results you want without having to try a hundred different
keyword combinations saves time and — let's stretch this as far as it can go — energy thanks to less time
on the computer.
We all remember our teachers or profs introducing us to Venn diagrams, those intersecting circular universes — well, Twitter Venn takes two or three search terms of your choice (can be phrases or multiple
keywords) and shows you how often they've been mentioned
on Twitter individually and in
combination.
You can then search for lawyers using
combinations of practice, industry, and
keyword specialisms, say language or bar admission, or a type of transaction structure — basically all the attributes of that lawyer that are listed
on their web bio, and then tagged
on to the Legal Monitor system.
The final conversion rate depends
on the
combination of
keywords, ads, landing pages.
On these job boards your resume will likely be searched with a Boolean or string search, meaning a
combination of
keywords and phrases in a search will result in your resume coming to the top of the pile.
In IT, a standout resume doesn't simply include a
combination of relevant
keywords on software programs and certifications.