We’ve recently had a couple of tips here on brainstorming for new keywords with general Google search and Wordtracker’s “Keyword Questions” tool.
And here’s another idea to get more keyword ideas: use Yahoo! Answers (hat tip to Dave).
Clearly, Yahoo! Answers have been largely overused recently for (self-)promoting but there’s still huge value there. Look at it [...]
Archive for May, 2009
Keyword and Niche Research with Yahoo! Answers
Look What People Ask in Your Niche
Today I decided to share with you (or remind to those who might have forget about it) a great tool that shows which questions a searcher tends to ask when using the specified phrase.
This tool is ideal for a few essential tasks you probably tackle daily or weekly:
Get new post ideas (Sometimes you are just [...]
Use Google’s Brain To Find Keywords
The following guest tip is provided by Bill Sebald
I like this trick and use it each time in my keyword research. I came up with it after discovering the great AutoPagerize user script for Greasemonkey. It stimulates a lot of ideas quickly. In keyword research, where creativity is still [...]
Make the Most of Advanced Google Date Operator
My favorite Google advanced search option is its date range allowing to sort search results by most recent ones. So this time I am sharing my really quick (and useful) tip on how to make the most of it:
1. Keep it always on your Google (home) page: “Keep Your Google Search Dates” - Greasemonkey script [...]
2 Ways to Compare Link Power of Two or More Sites
There are many possible cases when you would like to compare the link power of two or more pages or sites:
You may want to compare two or more of your competitors to identify the strongest / weakest one;
You may want to compare the site link power and its rankings (remember, the quantity of links is [...]
Make Google Happy, Feed the Spiders Fresh Content
Thanks to John Casiello for providing today’s SEO Tip
Google delivers the best search results based on content relevancy and information freshness. Spiders are very busy as they regularly crawl our sites looking for information keep Google’s database full of fresh information.
However, because of the vast amount of data available, spiders have become very [...]

