#548: back Links - Why Do You require Them For Your Website?
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Reporter: VivianGendron
| Owner: somebody
Type: enhancement
| Status: new
Priority: minor
| Component: component2
Keywords: bloomington illinois markeing agency web design agency bloomington
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<br>To be successful on the web, you must provide solutions to the
problems your visitors have. Keyword research is the key to figuring out
what those problems are.<br><br>Whether you are pursuing search engine
optimization or even PPC, understanding what your potential customers or
clients want is where the game is. Despite everything you have read about
ecommerce, marketing, web design and so on, there is one true theme to
making money on the web. Figure out what people need and provide a
solution. Just to be clear, you should charge money for the solution!
Can't leave that out.<br><br>Keyword research is the way to figure out
what people need. They are, after all, typing in their need. One of the
first keywords to research, of course, is "buy." If you get ranked under
such a keyword phrase as it relates to your site and products or services,
you are going to do okay. Regardless, the idea is to research just about
every possible phrase related to your products or service and then make
sure you take the necessary steps to get in front of people using those
phrases when they search.<br><br>You will often be told that keyword
research is exciting. It is, after all, the yellow brick road to your
client's hearts. In truth, it can be less than enthralling. This is
particularly true if you have a site with a large scope of products or
services. Doing keyword research for a site like Amazon, for instance,
would be torturous. Regardless, you probably will not be sitting all perky
at your computer when you are doing the research. This can lead to
problems.<br><br>You are going to run into temptation when researching
your niche. What is temptation? It is a keyword phrase that does not
really fit your site, but is sort of close. The evil little bugger on one
shoulder will start saying, "Come on, it is close enough. Just go for it.
Who is going to know!" At this point, you will start thinking to yourself
that the site doesn't really offer anything technically for the keyword
phrase, but visitors will probably be interested in your stuff that is
kind of the same.<br><br>So, should you incorporate such phrases into your
site? I've done it as have others. You can do
[http://Esri.Handong.edu/english/profile.php?mode=viewprofile&u=13483
check it out] as well. Personally, I've found it adds traffic, but not
much in the way of revenues. I've stopped doing it and taken a different
tact. Instead of falling to temptation, I try to go out and find the
solution to whatever the keyword phrase is suggesting is a problem. Ah,
now we have revenues! In some situations, however, this simply isn't
possible and I just skip over the phrase. Others, of course, would advise
grabbing it anyways.<br><br>When doing keyword research for a site, I find
sticking strictly to your niche is the key. If you fall to temptation, you
are probably going to be disappointed with the results anyway. Now, if
only Angelina Jolie would tempt me<br>
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