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**satyendra.singh** · 10:01 AM

hi everybody,

i am satyendra and working as a seo trainee and i need help in keyword analysis. how can i analysis keywords for a website and what are are the most steps to making keywords for google.

and i have assigned the following websites:

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Satyendra singh.
Thanks in advance
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**gringo** · 08-22-2006, 10:37 AM

Find keywords that are appropriate for your site that are searched a lot, but don't have much competition (i.e. not many other pages on the internet are targeting them)

**stOx** · 08-22-2006, 12:12 PM

Targeting keywords is pretty much useless now, you should target keyphrases.
It would be highly unlikely that if you run a car hire site that you will be able to rank well for "car hire". But it would quite likely that you could eventually rank well for "car hire in ireland", or even "cheap car hire in ireland".

People are very clued up on how to search for things now, and search strings are getting longer and longer. So this means the searcher is able to find exactly what they want, And it also means the webmaster is able to be found in a competitive market by targeting a non-competitive keyphrase..

**kungfukenny** · 08-23-2006, 08:57 PM

I've just started out down this road for the company I work for (bare with me as I'm not an SEO expert but it seems to be the right way to go to me), most of our analysis is based on keyphrases 300+ at the moment, I'd hate to do this full time it's boring me to death.

Anyway I've pushed everything onto an Excel sheet with columns of what I'm thinking are appropriate factors such as page rank, search traffic figures from overture, how the top site rates for keywords on the landing page, keywords/phrases in the title, No of pages on Google and Yahoo for the keyword/phrase and so on.

Most of this I'll score out of 3, and then create a final column for a scoring system, using page rank and No of pages to get a tighter figure.

So then we know which words/phrases we stand a chance with and which ones we're going to have to optimise heavily for with things like backlinks. Its just a way of not spending too much time working on the wrong things if we know we can put the minimum effort into words/phrases that don't score well on the Excel sheet it leaves us more time to concentrate on the higher scores.

Ha ha, and now some SEO guru will come along and blow apart my theory

**chrishirst** · 08-24-2006, 05:57 PM

Measuring Keyword Competition -> High Rankings® Search Engine Optimization Forum

forget PageRank it has absolutely nothing to do with keywords.
forget Overture data as well. using the crap info that it turns out will lead you well and truly down the wrong path.