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Google SEO Tips: Choose Selling Keyword Phrases

Posted on May 8, 2008 | Filed Under Search Engine Optimization 

We all want more traffic from Google. But here’s the thing: We don’t just want visitors, we want visitors who will do something.

We want them to fill out a form, buy a product, click on an ad.

When you are looking at keywords for your website or blog, consider targeting keywords that will not only give you traffic, but that will give you traffic that produces results.

In almost every market niche there is a very general term that gets the majority of the traffic. In one of my blog niches it is “marriage.” While that might bring the most traffic, it’s not going to be very profitable traffic. A much more profitable search term is much longer and much more specific. One of my most profitable terms is “how to seduce your wife”–which I have #1 position on Google for in most areas.

When you are researching phrases for your market, consider those phrases that point to an action you want your visitor to take. If you have a how to book, “how to” might be a good phrase to target. If you have a product to sell, “buy” is a great phrase to target.

This post is by Aaron Abber. Aaron is the owner of http://www.FullTiltBlogging.com where he teaches bloggers just like you how to make money blogging. Go there now to pick up his latest book “How to Retire on 200 Blog Visitors a Day” free.

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