6-figure Questions when Researching Keywords
August 18th, 2009
6 questions for the 6-figure income you’re searching for with your keywords
1.What would someone search for to find you and your product or bizopp?
(What is the company name you represent, the produc/service name, what problem does your product solve, what needs your customer in order to find you?)
2. What’s related to your competition? Find the competition’s products and services, and talk legitimily about them, discussing both the ups and downs. (Make you’re point without stuffing the page with a hole bunch of branded names which easly expose your intention of seeking solely to drive traffic without making a valuable contribution)
3. What are the products that your customers buy and read?
(This answer will be found only after completing a throughout market discovery process. Note down the name of the books, magazines, journals which are perceived as authorities in your target market and relate them with your content)
4. What are the local versions of the product/service you sale or related products/services. (Serialize city names, geographical areas)
5. What are the backdoor markets which can be related to your’s. (A related, backdoor market is a market with which you share a common “umbrela” or whide market. Two caracteristics for this approach: traffic doesn’t convert as well, but it’s traffic, nontheless; especcialy productive for small markets with a restrained area of key phrases to use.)
6.What are the trends in your market?
(Take advantage of the newest subjects, product releases, experts and technics to drive big time traffic to your pages. Express your opinion throughout your pages with reguard the changes that are taking place. Short “why you should do it”: research tools aren’t live, they don’t pull live data. Search volumes and competitivity presented are the result of 30 to 90 days-back analytics.
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