Monday, 18 November 2013

Using Google's Search-Based Keyword Tool

  In November 2008, Google quietly Launched a new keyword tool where the information was not based on their keyword database, but on your website's content. The search-based keyword Tool, often referred to as the SKTool, it yet another Google product you should add to your keyword research arsenal.
                    Google crawls a large part of the Web on a regular basis. It also  tracks massive amounts of keywords on a regular basis. When it sees that you have pages on your site with relevant content to their actual searched keywords, it will suggest both keywords and landing pages for your website.
                     This is also another tool where if you are logged into a Google  account that is associated with your AdWords account you can see some additional data about the website. If you are logged into your account, on the home page of the SKTool. you should see a prepopulated website drop-down box , with websites that are associated with that Ad Words login. if you  are using a  My client center  login, you should see all of the websites associated with that login.
                     There are two main ways of finding keywords with this tool: keyword ideas based on your site and category browsing. To see  all keywords related to your website, just click the find keywords button on the home page after you have selected a particular website. you can also input a root keyword to only see  keywords related to specific word.
                      Below the text box is a link to see all keywords across categories, which we will visit later in this website.
        

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