Computer software is so called to distinguish it from computer hardware, which encompasses the physical interconnections and devices required to store and execute (or run) the software. At the lowest level, executable code consists of machine language instructions specific to an individual processor. A machine language consists of groups of binary values signifying processor instructions that change the state of the computer from its preceding state. Programs are an ordered sequence of instructions for changing the state of the computer in a particular sequence. It is usually written in high-level programming languages that are easier and more efficient for humans to use (closer to natural language) than machine language. High-level languages are compiled or interpreted into machine language object code. Software may also be written in an assembly language, essentially, a mnemonic representation of a machine language using a natural language alphabet. Assembly language must be assembled into object code via an assembler.

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Do you want a LOT MORE traffic to your site?

And I’m not talking about a few extra visitors per day…

So much traffic that you pick up the phone, call your mom and scream: “I finally made it Momma!”.

So much traffic that you actually get excited when you check your stats in the morning?

Then you need to do what I show you in this report.

Because I’m going to lay out 3 unknown (but powerful) link building strategies for you here that WILL boost your rank if you take the time to put them into action.

But First You Need to Stop…

…building crappy links.

You already know enough about SEO to know that backlinks that make you…or break you (ahem, Penguin).

And even though you’re armed with this knowledge…you might be guilty of building crappy links.

Here are some telltale signs that you’re building crap links:

 You get that sinking feeling in the pit of your stomach when Matt Cutts announces another one of his “weather reports”

 You build some links…and check the next day to see if they “worked”

You spend waste time on internet marketing forums looking for “tips”

You check your Adsense account and realize you would have make more money dressing up as a bum and begging for change on the street

I’m Going to Show You A Better Way

Here’s the deal:

The “old days” of SEO where you could toss up a supermodel-thin WordPress site, blast it with profile links and blog comments (and somehow rank) are deader than Shakespeare lying in his grave.

In that sense, SEO is dead.

Buuuuuut….if you’re one of those cool people that rolls with the punches and thinks outside the box…you can still MAKE A KILLING from SEO.

And you can get results that actually last!

Call me crazy (go ahead, it’s cool) but I’d even go as far to say that now is the best time ever to do SEO.

Why?

Because Penguin cleared out most of the crap and forced a lot of weak-ass SEOs into 9-5 jobs…leaving more room for quality sites to dominate.

But to do well in today’s SEO world you absolutely CANNOT use the same old stuff:

No Article Marketing No Profile Links

No Web 2.0 Sites

(….and for the love of God!) No Comments!!!!!!!!!!

Which probably leaves you thinking…WHAT THE HECK IS LEFT! Plenty! That is, if you start building authority links.

Let me tell you…when you build authority links….life is just grand:

 You sleep like a baby knowing your site will be right where it was when you wake up (or even higher!)

 You actually get excited when there’s an update (“more traffic for me!”)

 And you make a lot more money than the guys trying to “game the system” (good luck with that)

You know, in a weird way, the bread and butter of SEO never changed: build high quality, authority links and you’ll rank for years.

My Special Treat For You

You know that you need authority links to rank and bank.

As you may have guessed, wrestling links from authority site owners is REALLY, REALLY hard…unless you know some tricks and shortcuts.

And because you’re such a cool guy I’m going to show you 3 of my underground secrets for nabbing authority links quickly and easily.

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This technique is so unknown and so powerful I was a little reluctant to let the cat out of the bag…

But I really wanted to lay out some killer stuff for you in this report, so here you are.

Here’s the deal with image marketing

There are A TON of ridiculously authoritative sites that host and share images.

And I’m not talking about social media sites like Pinterest or image hosting sites like Flikr (which always make their external links nofollow).

The sites I’m talking about have a surprising amount of authority links pointing at them…including a jaw dropping amount of .edu and .gov links (your taxpayer dollars at work!).

And important for our purposes, they nearly always hook you up with a nice, juicy dofollow link in exchange for giving them a few quality images.

Different image sites host different types of images: some host desktop icons to while others post high-quality artistic photography. You get the idea.

Icon/Images Sites?

Today I’m going to show you ONE type of image sharing site (icons) because they’re really easy to get links from.

You’d be forgiven to think that icon sharing sites aren’t authority sites…but you’d be wrong.

Here’s the Open Site Explorer stats for just one icon site,

http://www.graphicminds.co/ 

Not bad, eh?

And here’s an example of a dofollow link from http://www.graphicminds.co/ 

Here’s how it works:

1. Hire someone (or do it yourself) to make a set of 5 (or more) high quality icons/images. You can use Odesk.com or a freelance site like Elance
2. Create accounts and submit your articles with icons/images at google-web.co.uk, graphicminds.co, peepaper.com etc
3. Wait for your articles & icons/images to get posted…and watch the links roll in! Here’s each of those steps in more detail:

Step 1: Make Your Icons

Because your icons are manually approved by each site, you want them to look nice and professional.

Fortunately, your icons don’t need to be mind-blowing works of art either. Unless you’re artistically talented don’t try to DIY your icons…unless you

want them to get instantly rejected.

A quality icon set should set you back about 10 bucks…don’t be a cheapskate.

As long as they’re unique and something that their users will want to download, most sites accept them without a fuss.

Here are some tips for maximizing your acceptance rate (note: this applies to all image sharing sites, not just icons):

1. Choose something timely and in-demand: If it’s almost Halloween, submit spooky icons like pumpkins and ghosts. As I’m writing this, Pinterest is the hottest thing in social media. So I did my last icon set based around Pinterset. Simple and effective.

    

2. Make a set of 5 (but preferably 10) icons: Most icon sites require you to submit icon “sets”…which are thematically related icons. You

   can go with a set of 5 and do just fine, but the the sites tend to prefer 10 or more icons per set.

    

3. Check the sites out: It helps to browse around the sites beforehand to see what’s most popular/saturated at the moment.

    

   Step 2: Submit Your Icons

    

   Remember: you can submit the same icon set to every site. Because they’re images you don’t have to worry about duplicate content (another bonus of image marketing!).

    

   That being said, I do like to mix up the icon set titles and description, just for diversity’s sake.

    

   Here are 18 sites to submit your icons to:

   Fischlerschool.com Interwebfunny.com Hagueconference.info Hubbard1.com Tunisiavoice.com BPM-today.com Graphicminds.co Underfloor Heating Autotrader VIDEO High Page Rank Backlinks SEO Underfloor Heating & Plumbing Special Discounted Deals

4. Every site has their own set of rules for submitting icons…but they’re all more or less the same: 

   You either a) create an account and upload your icons, title, description to the site or b) you email them your icon set.

    

   Muy Importante: make sure you have your icon set in a .zip file hosted somewhere (preferably on your own site). This way you can just send the site owner a direct download link to your icon set if they don’t have an upload option.

    

    

   Step 3: Your Links Get Approved Automatically

    

   Depending on the quality of your icons you’ll usually have your icons approved in a few days….

    

   But some site owners only take a look at their icons once a month…so if you submit yours the day after his ‘approval day’…it may take a while.

    

   But that’s not necessarily a bad thing as the review process allows your links to drip over time…making everything look nice and natural.

    

    

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   Sites

   Site Build It (commonly shortened to SBI!) is a program to help people make money online with content-based sites.

    

   While I’ve never bought into the SBI! program, I HAVE taken advantage of one feature that nearly all SBI! sites have: user generated content.

    

   At first blush this may sound like guest posting or article marketing, but that couldn’t be further from the truth.

    

   Here’s why SBI! Links Rock

    

   1. First, because all SBI owners are trained in the dark art of internet marketing (with a focus on SEO), most SBI sites are well put together and have baller links pointing at them
   2. Second, you don’t need to put NEARLY as much work into getting an SBI link compared to a guest post
   3. Third, you can put your link inside the body of your “article”…which is MUCH more powerful than a resource box backlink at the end of a guest post

But most importantly, you get links from sites in your niche…something that big G is paying more and more attention to.

My easy as pie 3-step plan for getting links from SBI sites:

1. Find SBI sites that accept user generated content
2. Write unique content based on their guidelines
3. Submit your content (with a contextual link) That’s it!

Let me walk you through this step-by-step.

Step 1: Find SBI Sites

All you need to do to find SBI! sites that accept user generated content is enter these search strings into Google (SBI! sites have easy to find footprints):

“your niche” “submit your contribution” “powered by sbi” “your niche” “enjoy this page” “write your own page”

“your niche” “click here to see the rest of the form and complete your submission”

Keep in mind that it’s better to use broad niche keywords when you search. For example, if you had a site about making money from CPA, you’d want

to use broad keywords like “make money online” and “marketing” in the

above search strings.

Here’s an example of a site I found in about 30-seconds while looking for SBI sites in the health niche:

http://www.vegetarian-cooking-recipes-tips.com/ (PR3) And the site’s stats from Open Site Explorer:

OK, so it’s not CNN.com…but it’s got a PA of 41, it’s listed in the super- powerful DMOZ directory and has an .edu link pointing to it.

I know you’re busy so you should be tickled pink to learn that you can get a link from this site in about 5 minutes…which brings us to step 2.

Step 2: Write Unique Content

Here are the “guidelines” for submitting content for the site mentioned above:

Writing about a time I ate at a vegetarian restaurant? I think I can handle that!

As you find more and more SBI sites, you’ll notice that 99% of them have dead-simple guidelines that make writing content a breeze. Some even ask you to put a link to your site inside the content.

In fact, SBI site submissions are so easy, you can literally build a dozen high-quality, niche-relevant contextual links in an hour or two of “work”.

Step 3: Submit to SBI! Sites

The submission process is really, really straightforward. All SBI sites have a similar structure, seen here:

All you do is enter your content with a title, fill in your name and email and you’re good to go!

What I’ve Learned From Doing This Dozens of Times

I’ve found two things that make this already simple process even easier:

First, don’t try to sneak your link in the content.

SBI owners are somewhat SEO savvy and know what you’re up to. Instead,

just post a “reference” inside of the article.

For example, if the SBI site is asking for fitness tips, put something like: “I originally found this tip at Myfitnesstips.com”.

You can also link to several other non-competing authority sites to make your “references” look more legit.

Second, make sure the content is in HTML. If you submit plain text your link won’t show up, even if you put http:// before your domain name. So make sure you use the ahref tag.

I usually edit my SBI content in WordPress and then copy and paste the HTML into the SBI submission field.

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Now I’m going to give you one of my favorite underground link techniques that almost NO ONE IN SEO uses: Link Roundups.

“Link Roundups”…it sounds like something out of an old Western movie. But don’t let the name fool you Buckaroo…this technique is incredibly

powerful.

As you’ll see in a minute, you’re getting links from webmasters actually BEGGING to link to your site.

What The &$@*#! Are Link Roundups?

Let’s say a blogger had a one too many appletinis last night and doesn’t feel like writing anything today…

Instead of popping a few aspirins and banging out an article with a hangover…they’ll do a Link Roundup.

Basically, this is just a list of links to content that the site owner thinks his audience would like.

But Link Roundups aren’t just for lazy and hungover bloggers

Sharing killer content with their audience helps them look all smart and stuff (this is officially known as ‘content curation’).

Content curation has become so popular that many top bloggers actually run Link Roundups every week (usually Friday) with the sole purpose of linking out to good stuff.

And because these blogs tend to get quite a bit of traffic, you’ll probably find an uptick of targeted visitors in the days following the Link Roundup….not to mention the badass links.

Here is an example of a Link Roundup from a site in the health niche, MarksDailyApple.com:

And one from the social media world, SocialMarketing20.com:

As you can see, these entire posts are links to other people’s content

(these two sites happen to run Link Roundups every week).

But no matter what your niche is, there will be PLENTY of Link Roundups out there for you to take advantage of.

What we’re going to do is follow my patented 3 step process of getting boatloads of Link Roundups links:

1. Write shareable content
2. Find Link Roundup opportunities
3. Submit content for the roundup

Step 1: Write Shareable Content

Obviously, because you’re asking someone to link to your content, it needs to be good.

Actually, “good” isn’t good enough.

To make your content worthy of a mention in a Link Roundup, it needs to have a shareability factor.

Don’t panic: writing shareable content is really, really easy if you know how to do it.

You don’t need to write a life-changing post or spend hours crafting the perfect headline.

All you need is…wait for it…a list!

One thing you’ll notice when checking out link roundups is that a fair number of them link out to lists, like 300 ways to wash your cat, 50 best places in the world for yodeling, or 417 healthy lard recipes.

Typically, the higher the number the better.

All you have to do is create a massive list of something in your niche. Remember that creating a list is REALLY easy because you’re essentially

just combining stuff that you’ve seen somewhere else into one place.

Obviously, I don’t mean plagiarizing. If you’ve spent time researching your niche’s content, you’ve probably learned a few golden nuggets here and there.

Take the best ones and make a post that includes them all. Easy.

Quick thang: You don’t NEED a list for this technique to work. If you have a “regular” article that rocks your world, then feel free to submit that. I’ve just found that lists are easy to make and tend to work well.

Step 2: Find The Roundups

Most sites that do Link Roundups have really, really obvious footprints that you can use to find them.

Use these search strings:

“Weekly Link Roundup” “Daily Link Roundup” “Monday Link Roundup” “Friday Link Roundup”

“Link Roundup” + your niche

You can also use these same search strings at https://twitter.com/#!/search and at http://www.google.com/blogsearch which someimtes hooks you up with different results.

As an example, let me show you what I found in 30 seconds using just one

of these search strings in the social media niche:

Imagine how many you can find if you actually spent some time digging!

Step 3: Submit Your Content

If you really, REALLY want these links…you do need to do a little bit of work beforehand.

Emailing the site owner with something like this isn’t gonna work:

“Hi,

I have an cool articl that I want in the link roundup attached here

-Me”

You want to be on the site owner’s radar screen before you reach out and ask for a link.

The best way to do this is to keep a list of sites that you’d like to submit your content to.

Then…start commenting on a regular basis a week or two before you contact them.

In other words, the site owner should know who the eff you are before you ask them for a link.

And the easiest way to do that is by leaving thoughtful and insightful comments on his or her blog and on Twitter. And when I say “insightful” I mean something that actually contributesto the person’s site.

That’s how you get remembered.

That way, when you do email them, you’ll be Joe The Guy Who Always Posts Cool Comments…and not “Who the hell is this Joe guy emailing me”?

Remember: you don’t need to be overly subtle. You’re actually helping them by making their Link Roundup search process that much easier: so just ask for the damn link.

Here is a script that I use that tends to work really well:

Hey (Blogger Name),

It’s (Your Name), the guy that’s been commenting lately on your blog. I hope you’ve gotten some value from my insights.

Anyway, I really, really enjoy your link roundups. I actually just posted a cool piece of content entitled: “(Your Title)” that you can check out here: Yoursite.com/article.

I’ve been getting quite a bit of positive feedback from it so I thought it may make a nice addition to this week’s link roundup.

Either way, I hope you enjoy the article and keep up the awesome work! Thanks,

(Your name)

The last step is just to wait and hear from the site owners. If you followed the steps above you should be golden!

One More Thing

I can guarantee that if you follow the steps I’ve laid out for you here you will see a HUGE increase in your rankings and traffic.

I really hope you got some value from “Epic Backlinks for SEO Domination”.

Feel free to email me at backlinks@google-web.co.uk if you have any questions for me.

Talk soon,

Stef

And as soon as the SEO world caught its collective breath, Google hit yet again with it’s jarring EMD update.

Add a dozen Panda and Penguin refreshes into the mix and we have ourselves a year that would break the most hardened stockbroker.

If you look at 2012 as a year to regroup and relearn, 2013 is poised to be your best year year yet. If not…then you probably won’t be doing SEO in 2013.

Here are 2012′s most important lessons, and how to apply them to your SEO campaigns.

Love the Longtail

The next time you’re in yoga class repeat this mantra during one of your downward dogs: “the long tail is your friend”.

The days of gunning for a single keyword — and pinning all of your hopes, dreams and desires on ranking for it — are long gone.

Remember that Google Penguin is at its core an over-optimization penalty. And you can’t over-optimize if you’re posting quality content that targets dozens of longtails instead of a single keyword.

Savvy SEOs know that approximately 50% of all traffic is long-tail… and you can significantly decrease your risk of a slap if you go for the long-tail half.

2013 Takeaway: Post quality content to your site that targets often-ignored long tail keywords. Not only will this help protect you against over-optimization penalties, but you’ll find that the competition level for these keywords are laughable.

White Hat is Back (In a Big Way)

To quote LL Cool Jay: “Don’t call it a comeback…I’ve been here for years”.

White hat has roared back as the SEO approach thanks to a Penguin update that brought blackhats to their knees.

If you’re still trying to game the system with spun content, blog networks and other shady link building techniques you’re going to be in a world of hurt in 2013.

That’s not to say you should passively post “quality content” on your site and pray to the SEO gods for authority backlinks.

You still need to be proactive in your approach. But that means replacing paid links with guest posting and web 2.0s with infographic campaigns.

Sure, white hat approaches do take more time, energy and even money to implement. But in today’s SEO world they work better — and last longer — than shady stuff.

2013 Takeaway: Blackhat flat out doesn’t work. If you want to carve out a permanent spot on Google’s front page you need to step your white hat game up.

Relevancy in the New PR

This little gem was dropped in an October 15th interview with a former member of the Google Search Quality Team.

Despite one of the few pieces of advice we’ve ever seen from a current or former Google employee, SEOs still continue to obsess over PageRank — an outdated metric that weakly correlates with link quality (just ask all the Penguin victims with high PR sites).

But I can tell you from extensive testing that a link from a closely related site — even a PR0 or PR1 — moves sites significantly more than random PR6 sites.

2013 Takeaway: Forget PR and set your link building crosshairs on related sites.

Become a Real Internet Marketer

Marketers — people that can produce buzzworthy content that people naturally link to and share — are going to absolutely dominate in 2013.

SEO nerds that live in their little bubble and try to rank their 125 sites using automated software are toast.

In fact, many big brands have largely abandoned traditional SEO in favor of old school marketing and outreach.

Why?

Because this approach naturally produces high-quality related links, social shares and targeted traffic… not to mention the fact that you’re essentially bulletproof against future updates because you’re doing things by the book.

Now’s the time to step out of your comfort zone, forge relationships, build a brand and market the hell out of your site.

2013 Takeaway: Practice real marketing so that you’ll be able to get links and social shares in any SEO environment.

How many keywords should you assign to each page on your website–and how should you pick them?

If there is a single concept that is the driver of much of the Internet’s growth over the past decade – not to mention nearly all of Google’s annual revenue of $25 billion – it is the concept of keywords. Keywords are what we type in when we are searching for products, services, and answers on the search engines, an act that Americans performed 15.5 billion times in April 2010 according to ComScore, the web research firm.

Companies optimize their webpages for search by assigning keywords to those pages. The implications for a business of picking the right keywords are therefore huge. Keyword selection is fundamental to success when it comes to executing a paid search or PPC campaign. It is also integral to a website natural or organic ranking on the search engines.

But keywords are not just about SEO. They at the heart of a company’s marketing campaign at its most granular level. Do our customers love our product because it is fast-acting or because it is long-lasting? Are we cheap or the best? Do we provide people with ideas or with help? If you can’t immediately identify the most important keywords for your company, it is doubtful that you can effectively market your products and services to your target audience. The following guide will provide you with 5 ideas to keep in mind when you are selecting keywords on which to build your online marketing.

Picking SEO Keywords: Focus on Good Phrases

When it comes to search engine marketing, there may be no larger misnomer, no more archaic term than the ubiquitous keyword. In my view, there should be an official migration to the more accurate term keyphrase, but for now I will be forced to use what I consider to be an inaccurate term. My frustration with this term is that it quite simply implies a single word, which is rarely the strategy that we employ when doing keyword research and selection in the service of PPC and SEO campaigns.

All too often, people dramatically overthink the most basic keyword research concepts; keyword generation should start simply with answering the question of “What products or services do you sell?” If you sell dog food online,  the root words dog andfood alone would be very poor keywords because on their own, neither dog nor food do a remotely good job at describing what you sell. Though this example makes it obvious, many times we have to fight through our urge to include those bigger, broader root keywords.

Dig Deeper: How to Be Keyword-Savvy

Picking SEO Keywords: Avoiding “Vanity” Keywords

Now let’s look at a trickier example—one where the root keyword arguably does a good job describing what we are selling. Say I own an online jewelry store that sells all types of jewelry. To rank highly for the keyword jewelry would probably be at the top of my search engine marketing goals. And yet this would probably not be a profitable keyword that will drive relevant traffic to my site. That is because, from an organic SEO perspective, you are unlikely to rank highly for this term unless you are a huge, highly authoritative site—or lucky enough to be Jewelry.com, knowing that Google rewards keywords that match website addresses.

In this case, you would do well to go after more specific keywords such as gold jewelry, silver necklace, or women’s Rolex watch.  Not only is the competition for these terms less fierce but, from both an SEO and a PPC perspective, those more specific keywords are going to have a significantly higher conversion rate to purchases on your site.

Sometimes we refer to those root keywords as “vanity keywords,” because if you do just one search to see who seems to be winning the space, you are likely to pick the single broadest keyword and see who comes up ranked highly. In nearly every case, however, we have found it to be more successful and deliver a significantly better return on your SEM investment by focusing on the hundreds or even thousands of more specific keywords that more closely match the services, products, brands, and locations that you sell or serve.

Dig Deeper: What You Need to Know About Your Website

Picking SEO Keywords: Using Google’s Wonder Wheel

This is in my opinion the best little secret of everyone’s favorite search engine: the Google Wonder Wheel. Released about a year ago but virtually unknown compared with Google’s much more visible search tools, the Wonder Wheel can be accessed by doing a search and then selecting “Wonder Wheel” under the filter options on the lefthand navigation.

What you are presented with now is a visual representation of the way that Google groups together keywords. (Indirectly, you can also deduce how users themselves perceive search terms.) This alone can become the basis of your PPC and SEO keyword research.

Starting with the search term dog food, I see related more specific terms like dog food reviews, dog food comparison, and dog food brands, which can help identify other keywords to focus on. Then, clicking on dog food brands, the search engine automatically expands that keyword to be another hub, with more specific keywords related to dog food brands such as nutro dog food, Purina dog food, and so on.

At my comapny, Wpromote, we use this tool to help shape overall content strategies. Continuing with the dog food example, we can see that ratings, comparison, and reviews all were all grouped as closely related to dog food in general, implying that people that are searching for dog food are very interested in the comparison and review side of things. So from a content strategy perspective, it would be a very powerful takeaway to include a heavy emphasis on customer ratings, third-party reviews, and side by side comparisons to help the consumers make their dog food selections while shopping on our site.

Dig Deeper: How to Take Advantage of Online Reviews

Picking SEO Keywords: The Value of Repetition

One concern we hear frequently is whether it is beneficial or harmful to repeat keywords. In other words, should we vary keywords (dog food, puppy food, andPurina) or repeat keywords (dog food reviews, dog food comparison, and dog food rankings.) The short answer is that the repetition is just fine, as long as the meaning of the phrase as a whole is sufficiently varied. In other words, dog food and dog food online are basically synonymous, and the content that one might expect to find associated with both keywords is the same. However, dog food reviews and dog food comparison indicate somewhat different content and therefore are appropriate to be used in tandem as keywords.

The more important concept to keep in mind is that you want to choose keywords that best relate to the content present on a web page and on a website; if you don’t have a dog food comparison matrix, then don’t bother including comparison-related keywords; you are misleading your users, and certainly not fooling Google. So in an ideal world, you do have a comparison section, a reviews section, and a rankings section, housed on different pages or sections of your site, with each one tagged with the appropriate keywords. Correspondingly, your SEO and PPC search engine marketing efforts should that content by driving review keywords to the review pages and so on.

Dig Deeper: The 9 Places to Put Your Keywords for SEO Power

Picking SEO Keywords: Guiding Your Content Strategy

Keywords should guide your overall content strategy. We have referred to this concept several times in the preceding tips, but it is important enough to leave as a final guiding paradigm.

Conventionally, we think linearly about content and keywords; we build a website, and then launch search engine marketing campaigns to drive users to our content.  That approach has its limits. When we think about strategy at Wpromote, we think about  a circular process; since our keyword research reflects both what users are seeking and the way that the search engines (particularly Google) “think” about keywords, we let that help to drive our content strategy.

Put differently, to be phenomenally successful, we seek not to take static content and try to pry greater results from it; instead, we leverage the existing needs of the users, and use that knowledge to help us create the best possible user experience. That, in turn, will be rewarded with higher rankings, greater traffic, and a higher ROI from our marketing efforts.

Dig Deeper: The Character of Your Web Content

Picking SEO Keywords: Additional Resources

1.    Check out monthly search stats from the invaluable Google Keyword Tool.

2.    Google’s Wonder Wheel is awesome; an engineer walks through how it can be used in this Google Wonder Wheel video.

3.    Wordtracker is a paid but widely used keyword and competitive intelligence tool.