How to choose the keywords?

[M[r].zOt]

If i want to put the keywords in search engines for see if they have high competition or low , so i have to put them with the " " quotes in google search or no?

Please give me some ideas
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[CariNet]

Go to google.com/trends and play with that for awhile.
Keep in mind, it is used to compare words and see how often they are searched.
That doesn't mean you should always take the top one.

Pluralized keywords and the same keyword but non-pluralized are different, so they are ranked different. If one of them is searched only a little less often, you might want to take the less searched one for it might be a slightly easier keyword to rank on.

[sarahberra]

I thought the plural rule didn't apply anymore?? How are they ranked differenly?? I thought the search engines always dropped the s anyways.

[AirForce1]

Originally Posted by M[r].zOt

If i want to put the keywords in search engines for see if they have high competition or low , so i have to put them with the " " quotes in google search or no?

Please give me some ideas
my web site : [removed]

Hi,

In my own experiences, the KEI (Keyword Effectiveness Index) would be more scientific for measuring if a keyword is competitive or not. It is calculated by Searches * Searches / Number of results.

Have a nice day,

[global-seo]

"" putting this code will give you the competitor's number...
or you can use tools like seobook and webceo to get how many competitors of your keyword has....

[M[r].zOt]

oh. SEO for me with key worg VIET FACEBOOK

[alan123]

Try Google external adwords tool. This will help you to get the competition and also its average search in search engine for local and global. Also with this you can use combination of Google Trends and Google Insight. Also do competitor analysis and after that finalize the keywords for the website.

[rakesh.iseo1]

No, the result will be different. Google will show only that result in which Google find that particular word in phrase. Without "" Google will show all the result whether that word include that keyword or not.

[N.A.]

Yes, you should use quotation marks, because when you conduct a search without the quotation marks, you get results that contain your keywords in ANY COMBINATION, but if you conduct a search with quotes, you will get results from pages that only contain your EXACT keyword phrase.

This will give you the true idea of how many pages you are competing with for your keywords.

So a keyword like 'cheapest flight to Newyork' might have 700,000 results without quotes, but 40,000 results with quotes.

If you search without quotes, the results which appear might have the keywords that are not necessarily in that particular order or might contain only two words in the keyword phrase.

Have you come up with some keywords yet?

If not then:

Use Google keywords tool (https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal).

You should target keywords which have more than 2000 'broad' searches per month AND which have less than 50,000-60,000 'phrase' match results. (use the keyword you get from Google keyword tool and search for the keyword with quotation marks and look at the number of results).

Any keyword with searches below 2000 will not be profitable enough. And any keyword which has results in google above 60000-70000 will be too tough.

It doesn't matter if it is a long tail (more words) or a short tail (less words) keyword. If the particular keyword meets the above criteria, then you should be ok.

But that said, MOST of the short tail keywords are gone now. They do not meet the above criteria. They went like 10 years ago. So you will have to concentrate on long tail keywords.

[M[r].zOt]

yes. thanks all.

[bharathi]

Do competitor analysis
Choose the keywords which are suitable for your website and which has more searches.

[M[r].zOt]

One key Viet facebook Is Ok ??????????????///

[DavidSmith]

Google external adwords and keyword Spy are useful for me. You can have the free trial version of Keyword spy and the data is enough for you, if you use google adwords for reference.

[N.A.]

Originally Posted by M[r].zOt

One key Viet facebook Is Ok ??????????????///

I am sorry, but I did not quite get that. Can you please explain which keyword are you targeting?

[businessonramp]

go to google keyword tool: https://adwords.google.com/o/Targeti...uestType=IDEAS and here u can check on which keyword have more and low traffic

[M[r].zOt]

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[CariNet]

Originally Posted by sarahberra

I thought the plural rule didn't apply anymore?? How are they ranked differenly?? I thought the search engines always dropped the s anyways.

Well... just go to Google and type dedicated server, and then dedicated servers.
And you'll clearly see that the results are different.

[SEOArbiter]

When doing your keyword research, don’t focus your efforts on keywords with high total searches per month. The majority of keywords with large searches per month aren’t necessarily buyers. Longer-tail keywords, or more specific phrases, often get less searches, but have higher conversions because the consumer tends to be looking for exactly what they are going to buy.

[lifeplayer]

You can actually just use adwords keyword tools to check whether it is high competitive. However, if you are willing to spend some money, go for spyfu, it giving more details information

[Ali HAfeez]

I think You should do competitor analysis....!!!Choose the keywords which are suitable for your website... Thanks