Choosing the right keywords for Google Adwords
It’s not uncommon to find yourself a bit lost trying to find the right keywords for your PPC Campaign. When starting unprepared, your search can get...
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A few years back, I listened in on a webinar recording about "Finding Profitable Keywords". This webinar was sponsored by InfusionSoft, an email marketing program, and their keynote speaker was the creator of Local Niche Spy.
The mystery of finding, marketing and profiting from good keywords is what has allowed most SEOs to make a small fortune off the backs of the small and unsuspecting small business owner. Though a large chunk of time has passed since this webinar happened, I still find everything they discussed extremely relevant. (Funny how that works, isn't it?)
By doing some of your own footwork in this area of SEO a new or small website can benefit greatly, effectively target the audience you want to reach, and become more cost effective to start generating leads.
This post is part of Your Ultimate Guide to Lead Generation blog series.
The first step is to trust your instincts and create a list of words you think people would search to find your site. You should know what your site is about; if not, then you have a few steps of business development and planning to do before you even head this direction.
There are many free SEO tools out there to help you validate whether the keywords on your initial list are going to work or if they need to be altered. Also, these tools can help you discover other relevant keywords to add to your list or to replace low quality keywords you may have chosen.
As you search, you may find that what you thought might be a home run keyword may not be what your target population actually uses to search. Be able to adjust and change your keyword list as needed.
Target keywords that have value either with the search volume it accrues monthly or the cost per click (CPC) value it would have if it was a paid keyword. Then make sure that word has a low amount of competition.
Here are some other variables that can contribute to why your competition may be out ranking you in lead generation:
For more information on effective ways to use keywords and generate leads for website marketing, download our guide The 30 Greatest Lead Generation Tips, Tricks, & Ideas.
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