Comments on: Using the Long Tail of Search to Attract Leads http://www.verticalmeasures.com/education/using-the-long-tail-of-search-to-attract-leads/ Intelligent Internet Marketing Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19:57:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dissertation proofreading services http://www.verticalmeasures.com/education/using-the-long-tail-of-search-to-attract-leads/comment-page-1/#comment-10625 Dissertation proofreading services Tue, 07 Dec 2010 12:57:06 +0000 http://www.verticalmeasures.com/?p=4127#comment-10625 Well, this will be actually very nice strategy to bring forth SE traffic. This is a great advice. Well, this will be actually very nice strategy to bring forth SE traffic. This is a great advice.

]]> By: anonymous http://www.verticalmeasures.com/education/using-the-long-tail-of-search-to-attract-leads/comment-page-1/#comment-4004 anonymous Sun, 07 Mar 2010 01:25:27 +0000 http://www.verticalmeasures.com/?p=4127#comment-4004 Ralphm, You really know what you are saying. I tried your tips using long keywords (phrases) some days ago for some customers new to SEO. However, could you suggest a quicker yet white hat way in working with short yet highly competitive way. I know you may come back with the idea of more link building. So may be I am asking a white hat, free and most probably a prompt way of getting traffic and ranking high in SERP against short and competitive keywords. Many thanks again for sharing this because I am the real beneficiary of what you wrote above! Ralphm,

You really know what you are saying. I tried your tips using long keywords (phrases) some days ago for some customers new to SEO. However, could you suggest a quicker yet white hat way in working with short yet highly competitive way. I know you may come back with the idea of more link building. So may be I am asking a white hat, free and most probably a prompt way of getting traffic and ranking high in SERP against short and competitive keywords.

Many thanks again for sharing this because I am the real beneficiary of what you wrote above!

]]> By: anonymous http://www.verticalmeasures.com/education/using-the-long-tail-of-search-to-attract-leads/comment-page-1/#comment-7116 anonymous Sun, 07 Mar 2010 01:25:00 +0000 http://www.verticalmeasures.com/?p=4127#comment-7116 Ralphm, You really know what you are saying. I tried your tips using long keywords (phrases) some days ago for some customers new to SEO. However, could you suggest a quicker yet white hat way in working with short yet highly competitive way. I know you may come back with the idea of more link building. So may be I am asking a white hat, free and most probably a prompt way of getting traffic and ranking high in SERP against short and competitive keywords. Many thanks again for sharing this because I am the real beneficiary of what you wrote above! Ralphm,

You really know what you are saying. I tried your tips using long keywords (phrases) some days ago for some customers new to SEO. However, could you suggest a quicker yet white hat way in working with short yet highly competitive way. I know you may come back with the idea of more link building. So may be I am asking a white hat, free and most probably a prompt way of getting traffic and ranking high in SERP against short and competitive keywords.

Many thanks again for sharing this because I am the real beneficiary of what you wrote above!

]]> By: Ryan Pitylak http://www.verticalmeasures.com/education/using-the-long-tail-of-search-to-attract-leads/comment-page-1/#comment-3234 Ryan Pitylak Fri, 08 Jan 2010 06:09:06 +0000 http://www.verticalmeasures.com/?p=4127#comment-3234 This is very insightful and I've been seeing the same things myself. Google clearly wants you to focus on individual keywords in Google Adwords. And, as we worry more and more about Quality Scores, we'll see the long term come in as a major component of improving your QS where we'll need to build ads targeted at even longer tail words. It's seems difficult to build great content around keywords that have never been search before. I have never heard the "20% of all searches are with keywords that have never been used before" stat, but it makes sense. I guess that's why Google's broad (or maybe better stated as really really really broad) search is, well, so broad. This is very insightful and I’ve been seeing the same things myself. Google clearly wants you to focus on individual keywords in Google Adwords. And, as we worry more and more about Quality Scores, we’ll see the long term come in as a major component of improving your QS where we’ll need to build ads targeted at even longer tail words.

It’s seems difficult to build great content around keywords that have never been search before. I have never heard the “20% of all searches are with keywords that have never been used before” stat, but it makes sense. I guess that’s why Google’s broad (or maybe better stated as really really really broad) search is, well, so broad.

]]> By: Ryan Pitylak http://www.verticalmeasures.com/education/using-the-long-tail-of-search-to-attract-leads/comment-page-1/#comment-7115 Ryan Pitylak Fri, 08 Jan 2010 06:09:00 +0000 http://www.verticalmeasures.com/?p=4127#comment-7115 This is very insightful and I've been seeing the same things myself. Google clearly wants you to focus on individual keywords in Google Adwords. And, as we worry more and more about Quality Scores, we'll see the long term come in as a major component of improving your QS where we'll need to build ads targeted at even longer tail words. It's seems difficult to build great content around keywords that have never been search before. I have never heard the "20% of all searches are with keywords that have never been used before" stat, but it makes sense. I guess that's why Google's broad (or maybe better stated as really really really broad) search is, well, so broad. This is very insightful and I’ve been seeing the same things myself. Google clearly wants you to focus on individual keywords in Google Adwords. And, as we worry more and more about Quality Scores, we’ll see the long term come in as a major component of improving your QS where we’ll need to build ads targeted at even longer tail words.

It’s seems difficult to build great content around keywords that have never been search before. I have never heard the “20% of all searches are with keywords that have never been used before” stat, but it makes sense. I guess that’s why Google’s broad (or maybe better stated as really really really broad) search is, well, so broad.

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