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A Recipe For Keyword Research

Posted on: June 4th, 2009 | 11 Comments

One of the most important ingredients in keyword research is understanding the language your target market speaks. While your department, your branding crew, your boss may have created concepts, jargon, slogans, or other insider language tools they’d like the consumer to adopt or internalize, unless the consumer has been in the same meetings and viewed the same PowerPoint presentation they aren’t likely going to be using that language to search.

Search marketing specialist for nFusion, Taylor Pratt addresses what he calls “professional blindness,” which is more of a linguistic barrier between industry insiders and the markets they are trying to reach. Keyword research is a way to break down those barriers so connections can be made via search.

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11 Comments on “A Recipe For Keyword Research”

  1. pratt says:

    Unfortunately, it was very difficult to engage in advanced keyword dialogue in a one minute video. I’d be more than happy to pass on my presentation to anyone who is looking for a more advanced look into my keyword research strategies.

    Just fill out the contact form on my website and I’ll send it on over. Thanks for taking the time to watch the interview.

  2. Contact forms! How many businesses ignore the the emails they get from their forms. How many forms simply do not work.

  3. [...] At the SMX Advanced conference in Seattle this week, WebProNews discussed keyword research with nFusion’s Taylor Pratt. He discusses his "recipe" for it. Do you have a keyword research recipe? Tell us about your ingredients. [...]

  4. Kala says:

    I think we need to know more about the ingredients you use in your recipe. I really couldn’t get anything out of this video which can help me with my KW process.

  5. Doug says:

    I usually enjoy your videos. But, this video was not very informative — at least to the average website owner. Perhaps participants in the actual session got a lot out of Mr. Pratt’s presentation. Unfortunately, it did not translate very well to this brief video. The part of the recipe highlighted in this video were almost commonsense things. They reflected well my own approach but really added nothing new — and I am not an internet marketing expert!

  6. [...] At the SMX Advanced conference in Seattle this week, WebProNews discussed keyword research with nFusion’s Taylor Pratt. He discusses his "recipe" for it. Do you have a keyword research recipe? Tell us about your ingredients. [...]

  7. ali says:

    hi everybady i just listen to your recipe but infact i don’t understand much of it can sombady explain to me what i have to do (with very simple english plz)

  8. Tom says:

    Hi,

    Where is the rest of the article?

  9. [...] At the SMX Advanced conference in Seattle this week, WebProNews discussed keyword research with nFusion’s Taylor Pratt. He discusses his "recipe" for it. Do you have a keyword research recipe? Tell us about your ingredients. [...]

  10. Jack Durban says:

    Is that it?

    Looks an intro statement and no body.

  11. [...] At the SMX Advanced conference in Seattle this week, WebProNews discussed keyword research with nFusion’s Taylor Pratt. He discusses his "recipe" for it. Do you have a keyword research recipe? Tell us about your ingredients. [...]

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