How To Research Keywords For A Niche Or Writing Highly Ranked Articles Using A Free Keywords Tool

If you're interested in internet and affiliate marketing or anything that involves writing and posting on the internet, how do you decide what to write and whom to write to? Do you know who and what your niche is? Do you have a lot to say but aren't sure if what you have to say will be effective? This will explain how to research keywords for a niche or writing highly ranked articles or whatever you need keywords for. Not only that, it will explain how you can do it using a free keywords tool. That's right. I said free.

Learning starts here

The method most often used on my own websites for how to research keywords for articles that will be written to address the make money online without selling niche and who want to make more money online, or how to find keywords for a website is called the alphabet soup method.

The process begins by entering a relevant keyword into the Google search bar. In this case the process began with the word keyword "keyword search". That led me to the four most common searches associated with that key word. The second most popular result was "how to do a keyword search", which looked interesting so I clicked on it.

As a result, the first thing I saw was a box that explained how to do a keyword search.

Based on the information provided in the box, you may think this is an effective way for how to find keywords for a website article that is intended for my niche, which involves how to make more money online.

It's a beginning and a good place to start, but as the sub-heading says, the learning starts here.

There's more to it than that.

Free keywords tool

This is where the keywords tool comes into play.

The keyword tool I'm using is the upgrade version, not the free version, although I began by using the free version.

It told me that not only is it an effective keyword, that by changing the word search to research, it is even more effective. Not only that, I learned there are other keywords relevant to my original keyword that are at least as effective, if not more so.

Understanding what the data is saying is what makes the tool useful. Following is an explanation of some of the data it will provide:

Avg. is the average number of Google searches for that particular keyword in a month

Traffic is the number of people who will visit the top ranked site for that keyword in a month

QSR is the number of websites using this exact keyword right now

KQI is a simple color-coded system-green means go. Red means stop.

SEO is a score based on traffic and competition-100 is best

How much do you think having this additional data would be when trying to decide what to write and to whom?

First 30 searches free of charge $0

To take advantage of this value-added free keywords tool, you need to first sign up for a free account.

When you've used the 30 free searches, you can receive more value-added features by upgrading to one of the two premium services.

The free searches package does not include all the benefits of the premium packages but it is enough to allow you time to review how it works and to decide if it's something that will help you in the long run.

So, what do you think?

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Bob is an online affiliate marketer with an extensive background in sales and marketing.

He is also a life insurance and safe money professional with more than 20 years experience. His company, A Bulletproof Life is based on the 5 F's: Food, fitness, finances, fulfillment, fun.

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