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Today I am going to reveal how to choose great keywords that can be applied to your network marketing blog or website to help you rank high on Google with your most important keywords.  This keyword optimization strategy is designed for search engine domination and improved website visibility on the search engines coming from organic search traffic of your target market. Mastering pay per click search engine marketing by reading books on the subject involves applying those principles of pay per click management into your search engine optimization tactics in promoting targeted keywords with your network marketing blog.  Keyword meta tags that reflect high ranking keywords are not important compared to search engine optimization for increased search engine rank with smart use of keyword density in your blog posts. Effective meta tags to build targeted website traffic do not have the same effect as the keywords you use to optimize your high quality content pages. Keyword rich content that is based on supply and demand is what essentially gives your customers a reason to return to your site by providing them interesting information on buying products.

I am going to cover the entire process of how to find good keywords and phrases that matches exactly what your website or blog is about. Like I have said before, you do not need any kind of keyword research software to perform the task of keyword search requests.

In case you didn’t know, I choose my perfect set of keywords by typing generic terms into the Google search engines.  You are wondering what is the purpose of doing this? That is to get some good keyword ideas from the  variations of highly relevant keywords that might articulate better what your site is about.  And just by the simple task of typing in a generic term would do that trick.  Keyword research is not as difficult as it may seem.  As a matter of fact, it is no different than how college students does a research assignment for their homework on Google.  Google, in essence, is like a library.  At least, to me, it is.

Now let’s break down exactly how to find the right keywords for your blog posts or website. Let’s say your article is about constipation relief.  Just typing in that keyword itself would produce plenty of search results from the Google search engines.  The term “constipation relief” is pretty generic but not as generic as the term “constipation”.  Just remember this rule of thumb.  If Google is not getting the results you want,  you might have to shorten the keyword phrase by eliminating some keywords.

The purpose of this exercise is to teach you not to re-invent the wheel.  Whatever you see coming up in the Google search results, especially on the first page, is there for a reason.  There are too many factors that attribute to the first page rankings of those search terms.  Take the time to analyze them by making a note of the keywords not only in the headline of the organic search results, but also keywords in the text body.

When I say keywords,  I am not only referring keyword variations of “constipation”. I am referring to any other words that that might resemble a relevant keyword.  For example,  let’s just say for example, in the text body, you see the words “colon cleansing”.  Now do you see the connection between “colon cleansing” and “constipation”. And please note that those two keywords are not similar keyword variations.  And many times you will see more keywords that provide more connections to other keywords that you would have probably never thought of. Like for example, “detox diet”.  Do you see how “detox diet” can be connected to “constipation relief”?

This is the most crucial exercise in your keyword research campaign when using only Google search as your basic keyword search tool.  Many struggling internet network marketers make the mistake of only targeting just the keyword variations of “constipation” and ignore other keywords that might have some connection to constipation.  And as a result, they miss out on a lot of keyword optimization opportunities that would help them rank higher in the search engines. You must remember that it is not only the keyword variations that make an effective keyword optimization strategy for free website traffic. It is the keyword combination of what might appear to you as “unrelated keywords” that make a successful keyword ranking formula. For example, the keywords “Detox Diet” and “constipation” might appear to you to be “unrelated keywords”.  But if you have done your homework, they both are!!

And also another big mistake that struggling internet network marketers make is using highly competitive keyword meta tags for their search engine optimization.  Keyword meta tags are keyword texts that are inserted into the HTML of your website. I am starting to realize that meta tags are not as effective as they used to be.  Even if you choose high demand and low competition keyword meta tags, you will still get the same lackluster results for the process of search engine optimization.  As a matter of fact,  you will be better off with just keywords in your website.

I know that sounds like a very unorthodox approach to effective search engine optimization for higher Google rankings. But you will see that the search engine marketing experiments I have conducted recently on my blog have already demonstrated the reliability and credibility of those SEO statistics. Remember I have said many times in the prior posts that statistics do not lie.

And even if you decide to tag a highly competitive keyword,  it is not likely going to get indexed within the first 10 pages of Google. Why?  That is because of the intense SEO competition behind the common keyword usage in the headlines of Google organic search results. Want proof?  Let’s say your site were selling golf club products.  If you decide to insert the keyword meta tag “Golf” in the HTML of your website,  you are not going to get indexed under that keyword because there are so many websites competing for that keyword. As a matter of fact, if you do a Google search on the keyword “golf”, there are 520 million websites competing for that keyword.

You should be focusing on niche keyword meta tags like “How To Play Golf Effectively”.  The number of websites competing for that keyword phrase is 292,000.  Although that number may seem like a lot, but for a keyword term similar to the generic Keyword “Golf”,  it is considered a very niche keyword term. For every generic term lies a niche term. And usually niche terms are about 10% or less of the total market share of it’s generic term.

But in this example with the keyword phrase “How To Play Golf Effectively,” 292,000 is about  .01%  of 520 million.  This is what I consider an extremely low competition niche term compared to the generic keyword “GOLF”.  It is so hard to find niche terms consisting of only  .01% of it’s total keyword market share. So consider yourself lucky with the low competition keyword phrase “HOW TO PLAY GOLF EFFECTIVELY.”

In the example above, I mentioned the effective use of the niche keyword meta tags for your website. And I also said that I have been gradually reducing the use of meta tags for my network marketing blog. There were a few blog posts in which I did not include any meta tags at all!!!  And despite doing this,  it still has no negative impact on my search engine rankings.  I would assume it is due to the new rules that Google is implementing against keyword meta tag spamming in which unscrupulous internet marketers would cheat their way to the first page of the Google without any good content.

So the message Google is sending out is that if you got good keyword rich content that matches exactly what your customers are looking for,  then you wouldn’t need any meta tags at all in the first place. People type specific keywords to find your site because of those keywords listed on your site.  It has nothing to do with the hidden meta tags they cannot see.  Put more emphasis on relevant keywords in your web page content and less on the meta tags,  and you will eventually see your website or internet network marketing blog climb higher and higher in the search engines.

Billy Loi

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