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Which of My Competitor’s Keywords Should (& Shouldn’t ) I Target? [MOZ Video]

MOZ has published the Whiteboard Friday video featuring Rand Fishkin. He talks about the impact of Google AdWords on organic search results. MOZ team says, “You don’t want to try to rank for every one of your competitors’ keywords. Like most things with SEO, it’s important to be strategic and intentional with your decisions. In today’s Whiteboard Friday, Rand shares his recommended process for understanding your funnel, identifying the right competitors to track, and prioritizing which of their keywords you ought to target”. Which of My Competitor’s Keywords... [...]

How to Use the “Keywords by Site” Data in Tools to Improve Your Keyword Research and Targeting [MOZ Video]

MOZ has published the new episode of Whiteboard Friday featuring Rand Fishkin who talks about improving keyword research. The MOZ team says, “One of the most helpful functions of modern-day SEO software is the idea of a “keyword universe,” a database of tens of millions of keywords that you can tap into and discover what your site is ranking for. Rankings data like this can be powerful, and having that kind of power at your fingertips can be intimidating. In today’s Whiteboard Friday, Rand explains the concept of the “keyword universe” and shares his most useful... [...]

Five tips for advanced page-level keyword research

Keyword research is vital to secure right SEO opportunity. With effective keyword research you can drive more traffic and secure more customers. Search Engine Land columnist Andrew Dennis has shared dive keyword research techniques for advanced page-level keyword research. Dennis says, “Successful websites are built on popular, useful pages that attract and delight new visitors. These pages capture valuable traffic by serving a specific purpose or need. However, these pages don’t happen by accident. Building useful pages requires research and strategic planning. You should be thinking... [...]

Use thess 5 tips for your keyword research

In SEO, keyword research plays an important role. With right keywords you can reach the targeted consumer base through search engines. MOZ’s Britney Muller has published an article sharing five keyword research techniques. Muller says, “You, a content marketing ninja, are able to wield immense SEO reach with your content in ways most SEOs (*cough* like myself) can only dream of. BUT, you’re not leveraging keyword research to your advantage! The fact that you can discover how many people per month are searching for something, what words they’re using, and what questions they’re... [...]

Will Paid Search Audiences Replace Keywords?

The paid search targeting is growing. According to Merkle’s Digital Marketing Report for Q1 2017, spending on Google AdWords increased 21% year over year in Q1 2017, up from 19% in Q4 2016. MOZ writer Kirk Williams has published an article analyzing the impact of paid search audiences on keyword targeting. On popularity of audience targeting, Williams says, “Let me be clear: I believe audience targeting is popular because there genuinely is value in it (it’s amazing data to have… when it’s accurate!). The insights we can get about personas, which we can then use to power... [...]

Google Adds Keyword Bidding Suggestions in AdWords

In the first week of May, Google rolled outsimilar audiences for Search and Shopping along with Customer Match for Shopping to help advertisers use their own data to reach the right customer with the right message. According to recent reports, Google has launched new keyword bidding suggestions in AdWords to show advertisers suggested bids for various page positions. Marketing Land’s Ginny Marvin says, “Google will show bid suggestions for various page positions, even if the bid simulator is not available for the keyword. Google may show one, two or three bid suggestions depending... [...]

Advanced Keyword Research Explained Through 4 Cases

Keyword research plays a key role in getting a good search engine ranking. Right keywords help marketers secure good position in the search engines. According to MOZ writer Russ Jones, identifying a small set of keywords to write a piece of content on, or target for a particular page, is still one of the most important skills for SEO. Jones says, “Historically, keyword research has often been limited to to keyword selection. The maturation of keyword tools has given us far more uses than this singular skill. Unlike tools of the past, we aren’t limited to the standard process of “keyword... [...]

Your competition can guide your online SEO success

In the latest episode of Moz.com‘s podcast series, Whiteboard Friday, Rand Fishkin addresses how to do competitive research that will provide data that will enable you to improve your own SO position by responding to what you find in the competitive data. Fishkin reports, “By comparing top pages data from multiple sources against one another, you can get some really cool, powerful advanced SEO opportunities in your content and keyword targeting.” Fishkin identifies five bits of data that that can be found by analyzing competitive sites and that will help you: 1. Top pages by number... [...]

‘Mapping keywords to the buyer journey in SEO’ – Search Engine Land

Janet Driscoll Miller says, “I often teach classes on SEO, and I start my presentations off by talking about keywords. When it comes to organic search, keywords form the foundation of all of our SEO efforts. What search queries do we want our websites to show up for in search results? Everything in SEO really ties back to this fundamental pillar. The importance of effective keyword research is certainly not lost on marketers. In a November 2016 survey, Ascend2 found that keyword research was one of the top SEO tactics, but more than a third of respondents indicated that it was a difficult... [...]

‘Advice for AMP-curious publishers’ – Search Engine Land

Barb Palser says, “The Accelerated Mobile Pages project has some big numbers on the scoreboard: More than 860,000 domains are publishing over 35 million AMPs per week, according to stats shared by Google at a recent AMP developer conference, where the company also announced the expansion of AMP to more than a billion additional users in China and Japan. AMP already represents 7 percent of top US publishers’ web traffic, according to Adobe. As the light, fast-loading mobile format is embraced by leading social platforms, e-commerce sites and content publishers, some digital managers are... [...]


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