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[...] Go to Google Keyword Tool and put in the possible keywords you have gathered yesterday into this free but powerful keyword generator tool. Make sure you ticked Use Synonyms, so that Google generate related search terms from your base keywords. Grab a couple of keywords that you think might fit in your headline and test it in the Google search engine with “quotes” to check the number of competing pages. As I’ve said in my previous article, choose keywords with less than 7,000 competing pages but have at least 1,000 searches/month. Keep repeating this step until you find the one that meets this criteria. You could do this step with other keyword tools as well, like Traffic Travis (free) or Keyword Elite 2.0. Depending on the amount of time I have, I might use all three of them to compare data. But if I’m short in time, I would just stick with Google Keyword Tool. [Learn more: 5 Perpetual Laws of Search Engine Keyword Research]. [...]

By: Andi | Web Marketer Depot

Andi | Web Marketer Depot — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 10:16:25 +0000

Ey RW,

That really depends. There are too many keywords that you could use on making money with blogging, from simply “make money blogging” to like “get more traffic to your blog”, etc. Just remember to choose a more long tail keywords (3 or more words) since they usually have less competitors and a lot of them still have decent searches/month.

As I’ve written in my article, use Google Keyword Tool to check it. Hope this helps. Cheers.

By: R.W. Jackson

R.W. Jackson — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:18:58 +0000

Another great post Andi. I fell victim to being wowed by all the searches without looking at the competition and couldn’t figure out where I went wrong for a long time. I finally figured it out but I wish I would have read this article back then and saved myself some headaches.

Just out of curiosity, what keywords would you pick for a blog about making blogs? Or am I asking for secret information?

All the best,

~R.W.