Keyword Elite – Keyword Research Tool
Once you've decided on a topic (using Keyword Elite to evaluate it), it's time to build a list.
There is a lot of debate around the size of a keyword list. Some people say that building a keyword list of around 200-500 search terms is enough because once you go beyond that number, the keywords become too obscure to matter anyway and that your top 100 or so keywords can cover for them.
I tend to disagree, for two reasons:
Big keyword lists can provide you with a lot of ideas / topics for fresh content
even those obscure terms that get only 1 search a day can have an article written
around it, and once that is posted on your website, it will get read by your visitors.
In such cases, the following formula works:
More content = more page-views = more chances for the visitor to click on
your ads = more AdSense revenue
More keywords also mean that you have more options for your PPC
campaigns. By targeting the obscure terms, you will have a good chance of your
ad being at the top for dirt-cheap costs, and again, the same formula (albeit with a
twist) applies.
So, I would suggest that you go after huge keyword lists, but for the sake of clarity you should learn to split them up into mini-keyword lists (categorized by sub-topics).
Let's look at how you can use Keyword Elite to create huge keyword lists. This is actually quite a straightforward process, so I'll walk you through it quickly.
I'm going to assume that you already have Keyword Elite running. I'm also using the Ask.com option.
Here you can set your details through the preferences screen by going through the following process:
Select project #2
Enter the topic
Select Ask.com or whatever method you prefer.
Then slide the slider up to around 5,000. That's typically the number I shoot for.
I have used the Keyword Elite software every day for a long time now, and it really helps me to find great ideas for new websites.
To learn more about how to use Keyword Elite software, you may download for free the
Keyword Elite Fool Proof Success Blueprint.
