My Next Step - Get Inside Google Information
In 2010, Google launched what Google Instant. You have probably become very accustomed to using it by now. What I want to do is take the root of my target audience, in this case 'minimum wage' and start typing it into the Google search bar to see what sort of results it gives me.
What Google is doing is giving you terms that are commonly typed in...in other words, based on historical searches, they are trying to predict what you may be looking for based on popularity. The cool part about this is that they are basically telling you which keywords are "good" ones. From this you we already have THREE keywords that can be leveraged for our Wealthy Affiliate campaigns.
Lets dig a bit deeper though. As I continue typing, I get more results. I type "...in", here is what Google Instant gives me:
Then I type in another one of the keywords from my initial Google search, "minimum wage workers".
As you can see, another FOUR keywords. Seven additional keywords on top of what I already had within this audience. These are piling up quickly.
Lets try something else, a technique that you can use to get many more "questions" that people are typing into Google. Add the start of a question to the beginning of the phrase. In my example below I type in "how minimum wage"...
Another FOUR search terms that people are actively searching, looking for help and response within.
These are all within the realm of this target audience, and again, these keywords can be leverage to get traffic and get rankings in Google. And remember, this is just a small component of one of the "original" target audiences we gave you. Hopefully you can see the potential for 100,000's of keywords, because the keyword opportunities are pretty much endless.
I was looking through this tutorial and had a question.
You started with a seed keyword and entered it in the WA keyword tool. You dug deeper and found one below the 300 QSR competition.
Then, you went to Google and entered the seed keyword again to get suggested keywords. However, you did not see what the competition / QSR was to determine what keywords to attack.
Why did you use Google to find suggested keywords? For one, isn't that what the keyword tool is for? Plus, you can see the competition when using the KW tool.
Thanks for clarifying.
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I believe what he did was called the alphabet soup technique to get ideas for keywords that he then put into the keyword tool to see what the QSR is.
It basically allows Google to come up with keywords for you by filling in the blank. Alphabet Soup Technique - 2018 Edition Here's more info should you need it.
Hope this helps,
Michelle/Anne
Thanks for the reply.
What you said makes sense. If he had the tutorial in that order, i.e. "alphabet soup" for keyword ideas > Keyword Tool for more ideas and competition check, then I wouldn't have any questions.
If you understood what he meant, then it's just me and my ignorance :( Thanks for clarifying that for me!
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To our success. Kristie
out there but I believe this is it for me!
Customer service is so drilled into us in the retail environment I work in and guess what the customers know it and more so online. If they don't like your shop they go to the next one and online it's by the click of a button.
What I am saying is, if you have this super dooper site with amazing dazzle and incredible content it means nothing if no one is reading it.
Therefore choosing your audience and pinpointing there needs and keeping them satisfied is the answer to anyone's success out there.
I am busy learning to focus in on just that.
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The key here is to choose an audience that you feel comfortable with. That may be one of the examples used by Kyle, it may be something completely different. You are not tied to any of these, but you do need to choose an audience (a niche) to market to. This decision will determine what your brand will be, your website domain, look and feel, it's content and promotion. If you can, try and think about a completely different niche to everyone else - one that has great traffic potential and no competition. It's a research exercise in Jaaxy, but you'll eventually find the perfect niche. The examples given by Kyle are just that. I'm sure you can think of others. It requires some creative thinking, but you'll get there. And when you do, the world is your oyster.
Sean
