how to chose best keywords? can I chose which keywords compaction is high .please help me,I want to chose which keywords top in one month
Use google's keyword tool to find out what are the best keywords. 1. go to: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal 2. find a keyword that has over 5000 a month viewers (aim for +10000 if you can) and that has low competition. 3. Secondly make sure there isn't more then 150,000 results, when you google.com your keyword. The more results, the more websites you will have to compete with. Sorry for being quick and basic, let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.
What are the themes of your site? If I would knew, I would show you a couple of examples how to search better than in Google Keyword Tool.
Don't rely too much on the numbers presented by Google's Keyword Tool. Yes it will give you an indication of the monthly average of search queries, but in my 5+ years experience of PPC management I have never had results come close to those presented by Google. Secondly if you focus solely on the keywords with the highest number of queries, you have to realize that there are hundred if not thousands of other agencies/internet marketers doing the exact same thing and bidding on the same keywords, thereby driving up the price. Thirdly, the broad keywords might drive the most traffic, but generally the conversion rate is generally significantly lower - people searching using broad keywords are generally still in the "shopping around" phase, gathering information and not ready to convert. So why pay 3 times the price just to get clicks that won't convert? Of course I don't know anything about your niche or market, but if your goal is to generate leads and conversions and CPA is a factor, I would not recommend focusing on the broadest keywords with the most competition. Just my $0.02.
The best keyword might not be the best for your budget. You will be paying a lot more for the toughest keywords.
First thing is the best understanding of your theme and consideration of your target audience after that analyze your competitors more then use the keyword analysis tool...I think this is the best way to choose the right keyword
There is also a manual hit and trial method. You can start typing words from your context on google and see the auto-complete option. The word options it gives at the top can be used as your key words. Its a long process but it is successful. Hope it helps.
You may also want to think about seasonality when choosing your keywords. Advertising "Christmas Books" in the middle of July won't get you many clicks, unless you're running a "Christmas in July" sale of course!
Best in what way? If you're just looking for traffic, then go for high volume ones, (not recommended btw). If you're looking for the best ROI, then ignore the search query numbers as they are not accurate and you have to just test each one to find the winner. There's no magic keyword research technique out there.
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Just don't use broad keywords. Broad match is usually used by lazy yet very rich advertisers, who may not have the time or the inclination to target their campaigns. If you're a beginner, don't waste your money on broad match keywords.
I think the best way to select a keyword is to run a PPC campaign and see the traffic and conversion rate.
I would not trust the keyword tool, even on exact searches it is way way out. Unfortunately for you I have found experience is a better tool.
If you bid on seed keywords (these are usually the primary keywords for that niche) they will be too expensive. So what you should do is add extensions to these seed keywords to make them more targeted and less expensive. For example if you were in the dating niche you would find the keyword "dating" is too expensive but it you narrow it down by adding some geographical locations to it and use "Boston dating", this will cost you a lot less and this searcher is further down the buying cycle, and will convert better too.
There are many keyword tools available online, some of them being completely free and some are paid but offer a free edition with a few features.