Yes, you probably are overthinking a bit.

I usually just check what the most searched keywords are for the targeted niche and don’t dig any further than that. That information is enough to tell me what to write about.

I read recently Court says top one site gets 40% of search volume. If we set it on EXACT match, the volume becomes almost 1/3 for majority of keywords.

Final question for the day. LOL.

I get confused about what option we should select:
allintitle; allinanchor;allintext or just leave all three unchecked.
Each option gives different R/S ratio and KEI. So i am not sure which is better option.
The search # are again different.
So i export project 2 to excel and replace search volume # with the search # from Google keyword tool.
I hope I am not over-complicating this. LOL. just want to be thorough.

If none of the three are checked, the Results # equals the results, we get when do search in Google as broadword.eg keyword

allintitle: gives results as if we do search like this: allintitle:”keyword”
the others similar format.

Though not that important, we usually check competition in quotes: “keyword”.

So for project 1 and project 2 in KW elite what parameters you select.

thanks.

It’s the same approach. For example, I might start with ‘attorney’ and narrow down to a good niche in the same way as I did the baseball example. You might go to “DUI attorney” then “Ohio DUI attorney” then “Cleveland DUI attorney”. There are hundreds of services and 1000’s of related keywords where advertisers by Adwords. People often search locally for services plus Google will automatically geo-target ads on more generic niches in many cases.

If I want to create adsense site, how you use KE elite. and/or Google Keyword Tool.

thanks.

I usually add a new post with the new keywords I want.

Let’s say I have a blog about a particular character’s collectible comic book. I get hits for it as you might expect. But, I start seeing a few search hits for another character in long tails like “Character A vs. Character B”. So, I write a post or two about Character B’s comic books. Now, I should begin to get traffic for both if all goes well.

Another technique that I’ve used when I’ve forgotten to put a particular long tail term in a post is to add it to the article via a comment. For example, if I wrote a post about how great giving a popcorn tin as a Christmas gift is but I forgot to mention the long tail “gourmet white cheddar cheese popcorn”, I’ll go back an add in a comment under a pseudonym that asks a question about it and I’ll answer it back like it was a regular comment.