Keyword research is truly like studying for a test. If traffic is the answer then keyword research is the text book.
When people are searching for you, the only tool they have at their disposal are words. Letters and numbers are what people use when searching for products, services, information or entertainment. Put together those letters and numbers entered into the search box are keywords.
A thorough understanding of these keywords is paramount to the success of any webpage, in terms of people finding it via the search engines (ie. . . Google, Yahoo!, Bing, etc.) 
At the NAMS 4 event in Atlanta, Georgia I sat with Lynn Terry, Susanne Meyers, and Karon Thackston on a keyword research symposium. We talked about search statistics, keyword density, wordtracker, and 10 other vital tips.
And while I’ve been rewarded with #1 positions and great relevant traffic to my clients’ local business websites, I was floored by the information Lynn, Susanne and Karon had at their fingertips. These ladies know their stuff backwards, forwards and upside down. This information is so good, I learned a ton to make my business better. We recorded this 90 minute mastermind session, and are offering it just for you.
- delivers almost 90 minutes of focused discussion, tips and techniques for easy and practical keyword research.
- breaks down complex keyword research ideas into manageable pieces.
- explains the various research tools and how to choose the right one for you.
- gives you an easy plan of action for finding the best keywords for use with websites, blog posts, articles, and social media.
I guarantee your SEO knowledge will increase, your rankings will get better and your traffic will be more relevant after listening to this audio. Go to the NAMS site and get it now!





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My blogging downfall: updating Google Reader
Posted By: DanRMorris | Tags: blogging, google reader, links in blog comments, RSS feeds, Traffic SpongePosted in I Should Keep My Opinions to Myself
Unlike my business partner, Darren, I don’t read every blog post from every blog every day. He uses Google Reader, which I’m a fan of – and checks it religiously. I also use “the Reader”, but I haven’t been as religious about entering new RSS feeds into it.
Sadly, the other day I sat down and actually typed in about 80 business cards I’d collected over the last few weeks. That would have been a great time to have created a category for “new acquaintance blogs”. Perhaps I could start that and slowly move the ones that interest me over to the “daily check” category. Hmm. . . I may just do that.
So here’s my downfall. I’ve got many, many friends who run successful blogs and I’m sure I don’t visit them very often. I want to. And during times like now I actually try to remember as many people as I can and click their RSS button. But I never remember the guy whose blog I should be reading – and whom I’ll run into tomorrow.
It’s inevitable.
So, if you have a moment – leave a comment with your blog address. Not only will I take special time to go check it out and add it to “the Reader”, but perhaps others will do the same. And then the next time we meet – I’ll be up to date. It’s a bit self-serving, I know.
(But at least you’ll get to promote your blog and get a link. In fact, if for self-serving reasons only – go ahead.)
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