Affiliate since: 01/14/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sule's 287 other Ask SC answers

If you want to profit from the use of keywords/phrases on the Internet, you will have to be professional about your efforts. When placing ads, professional Webmasters always say that phrases appear to be more effective than just single words. The first thing to do therefore is to identify your competitors or those in the same market niche as yours then research them using Google analytics to find out which keywords/phrases work best for them. From your results, you can then derive your own keywords/phrases with a view to bettering the advertising efforts of your competitors. That is the best way to go about it.

In doing so, you must take into account the following tips:

1. Try to avoid highly Generic terms that are used across multiple niche markets.
2. Avoid using keyword/phrases that lead to keywords stuffing.
3. Avoid heavily used and abused words on the Internet like “blast” and “MLM” etc.
4. Research your competition and see what they are doing that works best for them.
5. Identify the sites which rank very high in Search Engines where your competitors’ ads are shown and find out their search terms and phrases.
6. Avoid search terms which do not sufficiently describe the information page you want your visitors to see.
7. Concentrate on creating useful, information-rich content which uses keywords naturally within the context of your text.

Having said all that, you are no doubt aware that the primary aim of every online ad is to attract the attention of visitors to your site. You will therefore need to focus your ads both generally and for specific targets based on the keywords/phrases you have decided to use. In SFI, such keywords/phrases must lay emphasis on the following key areas:

- the freedom to join SFI without upfront costs.
- the opportunity to start earning immediately.
- the potential of building a lasting residual income.

Arising from the above and from my own experience, I have found the following keywords/phrases very useful and I do recommend them as well.

”Free to join,” “Work at home,” “Earn a second paycheck,” “Build Residual Income,” “Free training/support,” “Earn money online,” “Residual income opportunity,” “No obligations to join,” “Home business,” “Real Internet Income.”

I hope this answers your question. Good luck in your marketing efforts.




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If you want to profit from the use of keywords/phrases on the Internet, you will have to be professional about your efforts. When placing ads, professional Webmasters always say that phrases appear to be more effective than just single words. The first thing to do therefore is to identify your competitors or those in the same market niche as yours then research them using Google analytics to find out which keywords/phrases work best for them. From your results, you can then derive your own keywords/phrases
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Affiliate since: 01/05/2011, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Bob's 135 other Ask SC answers

Good question.
This really depends on your Target Market or Niche.
You must first define the specific market you are going to advertise too.
For example: if your advertising efforts are going to individuals who are
out of work you might use "Work at Home".
I believe the most popular is "Work from Home"

There are many others to use:
Internet Income
Affiliate Income Business
Learn Internet Marketing
Internet Marketing Business
Income for Retirees
Income for Homemakers
Part Time Internet Income
Need extra Income?
Start a Career in Internet Marketing
Ready for a New Career?

I could go on and on, I am sure you will see many more good ideas
with this question.

The best thing for you to do is write down your ideas and then do a
search for "keyword research tool". And, find one or two to
do an analysis of your listed Keywords.

In the end, you will find out through trial and error which keywords work
best in each of the advertising venues you choose to use.

I hope this gets you started.
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Good question.
This really depends on your Target Market or Niche.
You must first define the specific market you are going to advertise too.
For example: if your advertising efforts are going to individuals who are
out of work you might use "Work at Home".
I believe the most popular is "Work from Home"

There are many others to use:
Internet Income
Affiliate Income Business
Learn Internet Marketing
Internet Marketing
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Affiliate since: 05/03/2002, Power Rank: 433 | Read Mar's 582 other Ask SC answers

If you're most interested in having your ads appear next to relevant content, then using keywords for your campaigns or ad groups might be the right choice for you. To answer your question on what keywords are best to use when placing ads is not as simple as one might think.

Consider the following points when using keywords for your ads:

- Choose your keywords carefully. Find out what makes a good keyword. The keywords for your ads should be relevant and specific to your SFI business. Google looks for relevance of your keywords. Using Google Search, when someone types your keywords, he/she should be searching for business exactly like yours. Eventually people who click on your ad would be predisposed towards joining your SFI business.

- Know what online home based business opportunity seekers look for.
Imagine looking for online home based business, what words phrases are you going to type into Google?

- Putting it all in one
Your keywords and phrases should be closely linked to the wording in your ads and that in turn should match exactly the words and phrases you have installed on your website and on your landing page.

- Focus on being specific and targeted
Do not use terms or words that are too general. Adding keywords that are not related to your ad in order to generate lots of traffic — many of the people you attract won’t be interested in your offer. In general single keywords are often too generic whereas two or three-word phrases are usually more targeted

- Use variations of keywords
Think how your visitors would use different terms to search what you’re offering. Consider the alternative spellings as well as singular and plural versions. You can even list common misspellings.

- To get started, use Google’s keyword tool
Use Google Keywords Tool to expand your list of keywords. Submit a keyword and choose relevant and high-ranking words from the results. The tool would generate initial ideas, which you can use to form the best words and phrases in order to generate even more specific ideas. The Website Content option is another effective tool at your disposal. It is very useful in finding the most relevant keywords from your own website. If you have a lot of keywords, it is a good idea to create separate campaigns based on a few tightly-focused keywords. The AdWords Help Tool is great in showing a list of relevant user queries that have occurred on Google.com, based on your URL.

- What options are available in keyword matching?
In Google there are four ways to match keywords: broad, phrase, exact and negative match. The use of punctuation when typing your keywords indicates which type of matching you’re looking for. Broad match is for any word that includes your keywords list. Phase match is for highly specific and for closely targeted. If someone type your entire keyword phrase your ad will appear. Exact match is for identical keyword phrase.

Don’t forget also to include language and location targeting. You have the option of changing language and location settings so that your ads will come up in front of the people you’re looking for to do business with you. Customising your target will mean that your ad will only be shown to people who are searching for results in an area that you specified.

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If you're most interested in having your ads appear next to relevant content, then using keywords for your campaigns or ad groups might be the right choice for you. To answer your question on what keywords are best to use when placing ads is not as simple as one might think.

Consider the following points when using keywords for your ads:

- Choose your keywords carefully. Find out what makes a good keyword. The keywords for your ads should be relevant and specific to your SFI
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Affiliate since: 04/20/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nenad's 8 other Ask SC answers

Hello

Good question.

First of all I want to point you to the google adwords, where you have great tool called "keyword planer". Use that tool to determine witch keyword best fits you when someone google it.

Below is the list of keywords you can use. My top 50:

1 marketing business
2 internet marketing business
3 online marketing business
4 network marketing business
5 online internet marketing business
6 marketing business development
7 marketing business opportunity
8 home internet marketing business
9 affiliate marketing business
10 sales marketing business development
11 marketing business plan
12 network marketing business opportunity
13 home based internet marketing business
14 email marketing business
15 mlm marketing business
16 mlm network marketing business
17 online marketing business opportunity
18 home based network marketing business
19 direct marketing business
20 advertising and marketing business
21 marketing business development jobs
22 sales marketing business development jobs
23 multi level marketing business
24 the marketing business
25 search marketing business
26 multilevel marketing business
27 marketing business analyst
28 internet marketing business to
29 internet marketing business opportunities
30 free internet marketing business
31 work at home internet marketing business
32 network marketing business journal
33 mobile marketing business
34 sports marketing business
35 social marketing business
36 sample marketing business plans
37 relationship marketing business
38 online network marketing business
39 online marketing business plan
40 network marketing business plan
41 mlm network marketing business journal
42 marketing business report
43 marketing business process
44 information marketing business
45 home internet marketing business opportunities
46 free network marketing business
47 for network marketing business
48 event marketing business
49 best network marketing business
50 at home internet marketing business

I hope this helps

Best regards
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Hello

Good question.

First of all I want to point you to the google adwords, where you have great tool called "keyword planer". Use that tool to determine witch keyword best fits you when someone google it.

Below is the list of keywords you can use. My top 50:

1 marketing business
2 internet marketing business
3 online marketing business
4 network marketing business
5 online internet marketing business
6 marketing
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Affiliate since: 01/06/2012, Power Rank: 416 | Read Anup Kumar's 203 other Ask SC answers

The following keywords are best to use at the time of placing ads

Work from home

Grow a Second Income without investment

Confirm a legitimate income from home

Free Internet Business from home

Earn online money comfortably from home

Set up an online business to earn money from home

Set up a Constructive Online Business to secure your future income

Assure your Present/Second/Future even Life Time Income

Make Money Online

Internet Affiliate Marketing Business – tools, training, join – ALL FREE

Make Money Online to Assure your Retirement Benefits

Secured Online Buying

Safest Online Shopping

The above keywords are very common but it is most effective for search engines to produce a fruitful result. Get a test. Go to search engine and search the above keywords. You will easily get the effective result immediately

Be honest about keywords at the time of placing ads. You should avoid such type of keywords as there is no overnight success scheme or a lot of dollars in a few days in SFI to get quality sign-ups than inactive quantity

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The following keywords are best to use at the time of placing ads

Work from home

Grow a Second Income without investment

Confirm a legitimate income from home

Free Internet Business from home

Earn online money comfortably from home

Set up an online business to earn money from home

Set up a Constructive Online Business to secure your future income

Assure your Present/Second/Future even Life Time Income

Make
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Affiliate since: 03/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Raymond's 64 other Ask SC answers

This is an excellent question, though not such an easy one to answer. Let's look at a few examples:

The key phrase 'earn while you learn' netted a whopping 55 1/2 million results on Google. The phrase 'affiliate business opportunity' still came in a staggering 15 million results. These are examples of what are generally known as short tail keywords, which, as you can see, have a massive amount of competition and thereby are not good picks.

Now let's look at a couple more. The phrase 'earn while you learn to make a six figure income' netted in at 2,280,000 results and the phrase 'earn while you learn to earn a six figure income from home' came in slightly lower at 2,270,000 results. Can you see the difference?

To achieve the best results, you want to be choosing key words and key phrases that are strongly related to what you are promoting, whether your SFI business directly, or to get PRM or ECA signups at TripleClicks, or promoting a product from TripleClicks, that are unique enough so as to not have a lot of competition yet not so unique that people are not searching for your chosen set of key words or phrases.

Hope this helps. See you at the top!
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This is an excellent question, though not such an easy one to answer. Let's look at a few examples:

The key phrase 'earn while you learn' netted a whopping 55 1/2 million results on Google. The phrase 'affiliate business opportunity' still came in a staggering 15 million results. These are examples of what are generally known as short tail keywords, which, as you can see, have a massive amount of competition and thereby are not good picks.

Now let's look at a couple more. The
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Affiliate since: 07/02/2024, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Williams's 638 other Ask SC answers

The best keywords to use in paid advertising are those that attract your ideal prospect. If you want a ton of "free loaders" then put "free" in your ads and you will attract them them flies attracted to a cow patty! But if you want to attract serious minded entrepreneurs, then use words like long-term investment opportunity working from home.

For Adwords you can actually improve your quality score by selecting the type of keywords that you don't want to rank for. These are called negative keywords. When running a paid campaign on Google or any search engine just remember that you can pick ideal keywords based on the landing page. Just type the url in the keyword tool and it will pick out keywords based on your site content. If you use meta tags properly, rank for words related to the content, description, and keywords.

The higher your quality score the better your ads will perform and your ad cost will be lower. Therefore, it is essential to know all you can about your product and your ideal customer when setting up campaigns and generally long tail keywords work better than 1 particular word. Keep it all relevant to your ideal prospect.
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The best keywords to use in paid advertising are those that attract your ideal prospect. If you want a ton of "free loaders" then put "free" in your ads and you will attract them them flies attracted to a cow patty! But if you want to attract serious minded entrepreneurs, then use words like long-term investment opportunity working from home.

For Adwords you can actually improve your quality score by selecting the type of keywords that you don't want to rank for.
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

I like your question Leslie because for many of us it is confused which words or sentences to choose and where to use them.
You need to know that new algorithms makes that keywords are becoming less appreciated by search engines than key sentences. What to do then?

First step: use the right tools:

1- Download a software to find the right keywords and phrases to optimize your content and attract Web traffic like A1 Keyword Research on download.com.

2- Go to Google AdWord and use the tool called “Keyword Planner”. Use
You Tube to follow a training about this software if you are not confident with.

Second step: apply a method:

1- Do not rely on what you think to be the best words or phrases but more on what a search engine consider as genuine content.
Therefore research the top 15 affiliate marketing programs and use the software to analyse their metatags, keywords and key phrases. Why not to start with the SFI website but also your gateways?
Collect the data’s on an excel sheet. It is interesting to use this tool to check your own website and see what you have to add.

2- Use now Google AdWord with the words you got from the website keywords analyser software to get the traffic estimated for the word of group of words, the $$$ value of each words and much more.

3- Compare the global result with the analyze of your blog or website.
After these operations, it sounds logic that you will have to redo your content but the time you will spend to insert the new words or sentences will be worth because you will get an original content loved by the search engines.
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I like your question Leslie because for many of us it is confused which words or sentences to choose and where to use them.
You need to know that new algorithms makes that keywords are becoming less appreciated by search engines than key sentences. What to do then?

First step: use the right tools:

1- Download a software to find the right keywords and phrases to optimize your content and attract Web traffic like A1 Keyword Research on download.com.

2- Go to Google
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Affiliate since: 04/20/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Geoffrey's 3 other Ask SC answers

Well chosen keywords and phrases will ensure that your ad is found by the right people looking for products and services just like yours.
Keywords and phrases should be highly specific and relevant to your business.

Google rewards relevance. So your keywords should tie in directly with your ad copy and your website. When someone types your keywords into Google, they should be looking for a business exactly like yours. As a result, those people that click on your ad will already be predisposed towards joining or purchasing from you.

You have to put yourself in your customers’ shoes. If they are searching for a product or service like yours, which words and phrases would they type into Google?
You need to tie it all together, your keywords and phrases should be closely linked to the wording in your advert and that in turn should match exactly the words and phrases you use on your website and on your landing page.

You must be specific and targeted. Avoid using terms or words that are too general. Don’t be tempted to add keywords that are not related to your ad but that generate lots of traffic, many of the people you attract won’t be interested in your product or service anyway.
Single keywords are often too generic whereas two or three-word phrases are usually more targeted. For instance, ‘organic vegetable box delivery’ is a specific phrase that will attract anyone that wants to buy their organic veg direct and have it delivered to their door. Using these keywords separately or in other combinations may be far less successful.
Use different variations. Your prospects may use different terms for your particular product or service. So always list variations in your keywords. These might include colloquial terms, synonyms (such as shop and store), product names and serial numbers, alternative spellings as well as singular and plural versions. You can even list common misspellings.
Use Google’s keyword tool to get ideas for keywords and expand your list. All you have to do is submit a keyword or URL and choose relevant and high-ranking words from the results. Once the tool has generated some initial ideas, you can then enter the best words and phrases to drill down and generate even more specific ideas.
You can also use the Website Content option to find the most relevant keywords from your own website. If you have a lot of keywords, it can be a good idea to create separate campaigns based on a few tightly-focused keywords.

Another good free resource is the AdWords Help Tool. It shows a list of relevant user queries that have occurred on Google.com, based on your URL.

Google also offers four ways to match keywords: broad, phrase, exact and negative match. Use of punctuation when you input your keywords indicates which type of matching you want.
Broad match is Google’s default setting for all keywords. Your ads may be triggered when someone searches for any words that include your keywords.
So if for example your keywords are ‘garden design and maintenance’ then your ad may appear if someone types in ‘garden maintenance’. Some variations such as synonyms (shop/store, for instance) and singular and plural forms may also trigger your ads. You do not have to use any kind of punctuation to specify that a keyword is broad-matched.
Phrase match is more tightly targeted. Your ad will only appear when someone types in a phrase that contains your entire keyword phrase— ie ‘garden design and maintenance’. So if someone types in ‘urban garden design and maintenance’, your ad will be triggered. Use quotation marks to indicate that your “keywords” need to be phrase-matched.
Exact match goes one step further. Searches must be identical to your keyword phrase. To get an exact match put your [keyword phrase] in square brackets. With exact match, you may get higher click through rates (CTRs) as you only appear when searches are specifically relevant to your business.
Particularly important is the use of “negative” keywords, it is a useful way to stop irrelevant searches triggering your ad. Add a minus sign before a keyword so that it is specifically excluded. So for example, if you were a garden designer using the keyword phrase ‘garden design’ you could add ‘–book’ to ensure searches for gardening books don’t bring up your ad. Or, if you sell cameras but not camcorders you can make camcorders a negative keyword.
I hope this is of some use.
Best of luck with your advertising.
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Well chosen keywords and phrases will ensure that your ad is found by the right people looking for products and services just like yours.
Keywords and phrases should be highly specific and relevant to your business.

Google rewards relevance. So your keywords should tie in directly with your ad copy and your website. When someone types your keywords into Google, they should be looking for a business exactly like yours. As a result, those people that click on your ad will already be
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Affiliate since: 02/20/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Lejla's 20 other Ask SC answers

Hi, Leslie!

The magic keyword doesn't exist, because not all people are the same. We aren't all the same and we don't looking for the same.

But when you write an advertisement for a job, I advise you to do a few variations on the same theme:
- extra income, second income,
- earn money, earn money 2014, earn money from home,
- home business, work from home, work from the comfort of home,
- online business, long-term online business, etc.

If you want to advertise products, then let it be some of the main characteristics of the these products. Check on Google for similar products, stats, stories associated with these products. In any case, originality is what always best passes.

Best regards and good luck with your keyword!
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Hi, Leslie!

The magic keyword doesn't exist, because not all people are the same. We aren't all the same and we don't looking for the same.

But when you write an advertisement for a job, I advise you to do a few variations on the same theme:
- extra income, second income,
- earn money, earn money 2014, earn money from home,
- home business, work from home, work from the comfort of home,
- online business, long-term online business, etc.

If
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