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The Art & Science of Keyword Research & Targeting. How Search Engines Use Keywords in Search Results. Your Copy in the Search Results. Sometimes Search Engines Create Their Own Listing Titles & Descriptions. KW Usage for Rankings, CTR & Conversions. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The Art & Science ofKeyword Research & Targeting
How Search Engines UseKeywords in Search Results
Your Copy in the Search Results
Sometimes Search Engines Create TheirOwn Listing Titles & Descriptions
KW Usage for Rankings, CTR& Conversions
Some Keywords/Copy Works Better in Paid than Organic Keyword Copy Influences Not Only CTR, but Pages Viewed Copy in the SERPs Can Affect the Actions a User Takes on the Site
Keyword Usage on Targeted Landing Pages
Title Tags
Meta Descriptions
Meta descrips in SERPs and in HTML
Meta Keywords Tag?
Meta Keywords in HTML
Headline Tags
Document Text
Keywords highlighted in text (maybe from a cached snapshot by Google)
Link Anchor Text
Alt Tags
Alt Tag for Image
URLs
Keywords in the URL
But, How Do We FindKeyword Intelligence Info?
Keyword Popularity
Sources
Show List of KW Research in an Excel File or some such
Google AdWords
Screenshot
Yahoo! Search Marketing
Screenshot
Microsoft AdCenter
WordTracker
Screenshot
Keyword Discovery
Screenshot
HitWise
Screenshot
Keyword Effectiveness / Conversion
Keyword Difficulty
Screenshot of SEOmoz tool
Seasonality & Trends
Sources
Google Trends
Screenshot
Microsoft AdCenter
Keyword Discovery
Hitwise
Paid Search MarketingPPC, CPC, CPA & PPP
Paid Search Ads
Screenshot of Ad Results in the SERPs
When Should You Buy Ads?
When You Can Make More Money Than You Spend But... Don't Forget the Value of Latent Conversions You Must Track Effectively to Buy Intelligently
The Perfect KW-Targeted PageIs it Possible?
Why Keyword Density is a Myth
Density Does Not Account For:
Location of Terms on a Page Usage of Terms in Context Proximity of Terms to One Another Relative Levels of Importance of Terms Contextual Use of Terms in Comparison to Other Documents Synonymy, Plurality or Other Contextual Variations
What Is Important to the Engines
The Stuff that Matters:
Relevance of an Entire Document Accurate Contextual Usage of the Targeted Terms/Phrases Prominence of Terms (not just # of times used) Relative Levels of Importance of Terms Synonymy, Plurality or Other Contextual Variations
SEOmoz's Best Practices for Targeting
Our Take on Usage:
In the title tag once, and possibly twice (or as a variation) Once in the H1 header tag of the page At least 3X in the body copy on the page (sometimes more) At least once in bold At least once in the alt tag of an image Once in the URL At least once (sometimes 2X) in the meta description tag Generally not in link anchor text on the page itself Frequently in link anchor text pointing TO the page
Q+AWait Wait... Don't Keyword Me!