Are You Targeting ‘Paying’ Keywords?
If you know anything about SEO, then you’ll know that keyword research is so important in attracting the right kind of traffic to your website. I consider the right kind of traffic as being people who are looking to buy something, assuming you’re wanting to sell something.
If you’re doing business online, then obviously you want to sell stuff. So, wouldn’t it make sense to target ‘paying’ keywords?
Yes, I made that name up.
I go into all the details in my guest post and provide a video which I previously posted on my blog.
To check out the article, head to David Leonhardt’s SEO Writer blog where I had the pleasure of writing, Target Paying Keywords to Maximize Your Online Sales.
This neat little tool will help you pump out more sales by targeting the right kind of keywords for your website.
Feel free to browse David’s blog as you’ll find other helpful articles on SEO, which I know can be rather bothersome to some people.
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I’m selling my art in blogging, I guess that counts
I make sure to optimize my title keywords at least so it can be searched in Google better.
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Alan Mater
Twitter: AMater
@Mici @ Click On Portal,
Just make sure those keywords are “paying” keywords, especially if you have affiliate links in the post.
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“If you know anything about SEO, then you’ll know that keyword research is so important in attracting the right kind of traffic to your website” true, along with generating links. unfortunately both are time consuming processes and theres no quick fix
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Alan Mater
Twitter: AMater
@neil@one way links,
You’re right, Neil. They are both very time consuming indeed. It’s a necessary evil that we just can’t avoid.
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