Need more knowledge on the use of keywords for SEO

[charles]

Hi everyone, I have been working in a SEO company for quite some time. We have been coming across many projects but I need to get more knowledge about the ways of using keywords to get better results. There have been many ways that I have to get the desired results but having a good grip on the keywords makes a better one.

Can anyone give me some tips on this????

[webarchitect]

Surely charles. Try signing up for an account Google Adwords (its Free) then check out the keyword tool they have on there. Try playing around with different keywords and try to see the volumes and competitions for a particular keyword. That's a very big help too, especially for organic SEO. Running Search checks for a particular keyword via Google.com is a big help too.

[klayer.king]

It is very important to get updated about the use of keywords in SEO services so that the results that come out match the quality and have better listings for the webpage. I would advise you to dig more information on the keywords so that you would have the all round knowledge of them. There are many resources that offer good info on spamwords and they might help you to get updated. Hope this will help you.

[Toon]

If you're going to answer your own question on every forum on the net, I'd expect somebody to notice.

Need more knowledge on the use of keywords for SEO - Google Search

[CVW]

Originally Posted by Toon

If you're going to answer your own question on every forum on the net, I'd expect somebody to notice.

Need more knowledge on the use of keywords for SEO - Google Search

Hey, Toon.

Have noticed that this lovely forum seem to be particularly susceptible to automated spamming - some of which seems to go unoticed (or at least un commented on.)

There are a few comments that are bot -re hashed versions of previous real posts etc.

I don't know much about running a forum, but I visit some forums that don't seem to have the same problems. Don't know what they do, though.

Best wishes,

Rob

[Toon]

Where? You know there is a report button?

[CVW]

Originally Posted by Toon

Where? You know there is a report button?

I do now, although it is not so obvious.

Have reported one comment that I could find. I don't spend loads of time on this forum but a few posts that I encounter seem to be either:

spurious posts for promotion.
broadcast multi forum spam that I assume appears on many other boards.
bot reworked comments with KW link text within the post.

I like this forum as it has a good community but how you guys put up with some of the blatant tosh on here, beats me.

[Toon]

I can't be expected to read everything as I work 10 hours a day, I would like to think that the community can help me out a little by reporting anything. The post you just reported has been sent to a special section for spam to be dealt with but I do need to know of any more you find. Thanks

[mick young]

Can't be easy to keep up with everything. I've reported a few in the past and they've been dealt with pretty quick. I've seen worse spam on some forums

[CVW]

Originally Posted by Toon

The post you just reported has been sent to a special section for spam to be dealt with but I do need to know of any more you find. Thanks

Thanks, I wasn't suggesting that you need to do more moderation. Maybe the community doesn't know how to spot spam or feel like they should report it. It's hard to say "This is spam" when so much of it seems fairly plausible.

A lot of forum spam comes when a BB system gets hacked. I'm not a blackhat (too much coding) but system weaknesses are found out and exploited to the death and it can suddenly become uncontrollable - leaving your brand in tatters. Although there is worse spammed forums, don't forget that they started off clean too.

So, let's all try to remain vigilant and keep on top of it.