Comments on: The Overlooked SEO Technique

By: WebtrafficJunkie

WebtrafficJunkie — Fri, 20 Jan 2006 20:10:38 +0000

This is an awesome article. I learned a lot of great tips and pointers. Thanks for the information!!

By: SEO-OSE-SOE–When an Alternate Spelling Is Optimization » Successful Blog

Tue, 15 Nov 2005 19:11:06 +0000

[...] In an October post at Workboxers, The Overlooked Optimization Technique, Paul Scrivens tells how with the Overture Keyword Tool, he used an alternative spelling as Search Engine Optimization. By removing a space and a capital letter from a keyword, he achieved a top three rank in the listings at Google, Yahoo, and MSN for an obscure blog. [...]

By: MySchizoBuddy

MySchizoBuddy — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 08:37:21 +0000

So that is required is to identify the important keywords and use them in the post. Or is there another way to add those keywords.

By: New To You, But Not Really So Overlooked SEO Technique | A Step Closer

New To You, But Not Really So Overlooked SEO Technique | A Step Closer — Sun, 23 Oct 2005 23:16:09 +0000

[...] To get things back in motion here, I was reading an entry over at Workboxers written by Jamsi called “The Overlooked SEO Technique“, here’s a taste for you: I noticed that the keyword â€œFunny vidsâ€ (which I had used) was very popular, however I entered the keyword â€œfunnyvidsâ€ and saw that it was being searched for A LOT LESS than â€œFunny vidsâ€ BUT still enough traffic to pursue. [...]

By: Webdesignblog » Blog Archive » Effektives Webdesign oder Nischenkeywords nutzen zu Top Platzierungen in Suchmaschinen

Fri, 21 Oct 2005 15:27:53 +0000

[...] Also wÃ¤hlt man die kurzen und einfachen Begriffen, aber diese sind natÃ¼rlich schon heiÃŸ umkÃ¤mpft. Auf workboxers.com gibt es den Ansatz, das man sich zwar auf die Suchbegriffe stÃ¼rzt die gut besucht sind, diese aber ein bisschen in der Schreibart anpasst (zum Beispiel keine Leerzeichen) und dann mit einem Statistiktool schaut, wie oft diese aufgerufen werden. Ein gutes Tool hierfÃ¼r finden sie auf dieser Seite: overture.com einfach den Suchbegriff eingeben und die Trefferanzahl inklusiver mÃ¶glicher Kombinationen wird angezeigt. [...]

By: Gerard McGarry

Gerard McGarry — Fri, 21 Oct 2005 13:22:06 +0000

Nice post. Keyword targetting is an oft-overlooked aspect of any website project, and so important when you have weblogs – where non-designers will be writing articles and perhaps neglecting critical keywords.

By: Jamsi

Jamsi — Fri, 21 Oct 2005 08:02:01 +0000

You’ve hit the nail on the head The Internet Cash Flow Guy! Take Chris Griffens advice too (Cheers Chris), narrow your keywords down to specific locations or brands. This way there won’t be too much competition to fight off.

By: Charles

Charles — Fri, 21 Oct 2005 07:07:27 +0000

Try http://keywordinsight.com, powered by Overture, but you can also download the keyword reports in one of five different formats including XML, CVS, and TXT. And you can also target keywords by country.

By: Chris Griffin

Chris Griffin — Fri, 21 Oct 2005 06:36:52 +0000

Alot of people tend to think that popular key terms are the best ones to go after because they are so popular, well they are, and it will literally take years (especially Google) and alot of link building before you reach that plateau. On top of the “Google Sandbox” which takes about 3 months – Year depending on the popularity of your site.

The best key terms are niche terms. like instead of “Web Development” maybe “Florida Web Development” or if you want to take it further “Central Florida Web Development”. Those words might get less traffic, but get a better ROI if you go after a targeted audience rather than a general audience, and it will take less time to get good SE rankings on the niche terms.

By: Lyndoman

Lyndoman — Fri, 21 Oct 2005 06:28:02 +0000

I am very lazy so never check my spelling, because of this I am always getting peoples names wrong. Teri Hatcher instead of Terri Hatcher, and it seems I am not alone, loads of other people are lazy and also do not spell check. So as the sharp pointed, pencil people have all the correct spellings and no traffic, my websites – which always look a mess- gets tons of traffic.

Pedants beware.