Keyword Selection Tool Page:

Keyword selection is a very important and responsible step of any site creation. In fact, if you want to promote some service or product through Internet – you need to start with thorough keyword selection. Keywords will be the core of your site. And because you will have a very limited possibility of changing it – you need to do the keywords before you choose domain name, before you think of future web site design.

Keyword selection tactics will vary from business to business. If you are a store net manager (and still want to do a part of seo job on your own) – then you might want to stop on the pretty competitive keywords with a thousand searches per day and with millions of competing sites – this tactics is perfect for a multi-thousand SEO budgets. In case you are a private business proprietor – it is better that you start with a less competitive two or three word keywords with the help of this SEO tool.

If you were unable to find the keyword that suits you best – it is better to put it off for a couple of days, and try back later with fresh ideas and thoughts. You may also want to consult a dictionary to find synonyms for a specific expression, puzzle a friend of yours turning it into a quiz. This way or the other, we suggest that you devote several days for coming up with the best keywords. As you are doing so, do not forget to check it with the major search engines: Google, Yahoo, and Msn. Look what is seen on the first pages of the search monsters. Can you see many sites with your keyword bolded in their title, and repeated in their description? Are they offering the same services or products, putting special attention to your keyword? If so – you might have a hard time getting into top ten, but if not – Bingo! Now you are ready to go further and implement your keywords in the title, description; mention it among Meta keywords and Alt-tags. And make sure you are not using more than 8 – 10 words in your title, keeping you Meta description to the reasonable 20 – max 25 words limit. Crawlers wouldn’t generally look further.