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1. Google Suggest and related searches which allow expanding keyword suggestions.
2. Google Trends and Insights which show keyword popularity and related topics over time or by location.
3. The Google Keyword Suggestion Tool provides localized and global keyword suggestions.
It also mentions researching competitors' keywords, keyword discovery tools, keywords on social media, and tools for finding keyword typos and misspellings.
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2) Search results can be filtered and sorted by information type, geography, company, or publication date.
3) Content from MarketLine Advantage can be downloaded in PDF, Word, Excel, or PowerPoint formats or explored on screen without downloading.
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1. Using discovery campaigns to gradually expand the keywords list by evaluating new keywords' performance without extensive upfront research.
2. A step-by-step process for running discovery campaigns, including identifying good and bad search terms based on metrics like cost per acquisition.
3. Industry benchmarks for Apple Search Ads metrics like tap-through rate, conversion rate, cost per tap, and cost per acquisition.
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Digital marketing involves promoting products and services using digital channels like websites, mobile, and social media to effectively reach consumers, leveraging traditional marketing techniques in a digital way. It is delivered online through methods such as websites, mobile apps, social media, and digital signs. Small to medium sized businesses increasingly rely on digital marketing techniques to communicate with customers, promote offerings, and conduct internal communications.
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This document provides information on various Google tools and methods for researching keywords, including:
1. Google Suggest and related searches which allow expanding keyword suggestions.
2. Google Trends and Insights which show keyword popularity and related topics over time or by location.
3. The Google Keyword Suggestion Tool provides localized and global keyword suggestions.
It also mentions researching competitors' keywords, keyword discovery tools, keywords on social media, and tools for finding keyword typos and misspellings.
1) MarketLine Advantage allows users to search their database using keywords, browse by industry/subject, or view all research.
2) Search results can be filtered and sorted by information type, geography, company, or publication date.
3) Content from MarketLine Advantage can be downloaded in PDF, Word, Excel, or PowerPoint formats or explored on screen without downloading.
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This presentation was given at the Socialize West 2011 conference in San Francisco. It covers the basics of keyword research principles and strategies but also explores keyword tools / techniques for use with social media.
It provides links to mainstream keyword research tools as well as social media related keyword tools and how to use them.
Much of the content came from a book that has recently been authored by Ron Jones and published by Wiley Publishing called - Keyword Intelligence: Keyword Research for Search, Social and Beyond.
The document defines key terms used in the Demand Tool including opportunities, related terms, assignments, and performance metrics. It provides explanations of what each term means, how the data is collected and categorized, and answers frequently asked questions about using the tool. Specifically, it explains how search data is used to identify content opportunities and generate financial projections, and clarifies how users can refine search terms to find relevant content ideas for their site.
The document discusses tools for keyword research and SEO audit including Google Search Console and Google Trends. It explains that Google Search Console allows users to track how Google indexes their website to analyze search results and troubleshoot issues. Google Trends provides interactive graphs to compare keyword queries over time and locations. Several paid keyword research tools like SEMrush, Ahrefs and Moz are also mentioned that provide competitive analysis and tracking capabilities. The document outlines steps to effectively find keywords including defining goals, creating topic lists, identifying seed and long-tail keywords, and analyzing competitors.
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1. Using discovery campaigns to gradually expand the keywords list by evaluating new keywords' performance without extensive upfront research.
2. A step-by-step process for running discovery campaigns, including identifying good and bad search terms based on metrics like cost per acquisition.
3. Industry benchmarks for Apple Search Ads metrics like tap-through rate, conversion rate, cost per tap, and cost per acquisition.
The document discusses best practices for keyword research and mapping. It recommends brainstorming keywords related to products and services to understand searcher intent. Keywords should be analyzed for search volume, related terms, and mapped to relevant landing pages on a site. Prioritization of keywords helps focus search marketing efforts on high opportunity terms. Regular research is needed to maximize coverage of related keyword opportunities.
The document discusses best practices for keyword research and mapping. It recommends brainstorming keywords related to products and services to understand searcher intent. Keywords are then analyzed using tools to identify related phrases and search volumes. Keywords are prioritized and mapped to relevant website pages to effectively align content with search queries. Ongoing research is important to maximize targeted keyword opportunities.
Digital marketing involves promoting products and services using digital channels like websites, mobile, and social media to effectively reach consumers, leveraging traditional marketing techniques in a digital way. It is delivered online through methods such as websites, mobile apps, social media, and digital signs. Small to medium sized businesses increasingly rely on digital marketing techniques to communicate with customers, promote offerings, and conduct internal communications.
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In this newsletter, we’re addressing all the recent changes that have been going on in the SEO world.
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6. Google Insights for Search
• Insights for Search analyzes a portion of
Google web searches to show patterns and
trends of what the world is searching for.
• With Insights for Search, you can compare
search volume patterns of multiple search
terms across specific regions, categories, and
time frames.
7. Product walkthrough | homepage
URL: www.google.com/insights/search
1. Search box
Works just like
Trends. Enter
one term or
compare multiple
terms by clicking
Add search term.
Create keyword
groups by using
a plus (+).
2. Example queries
8. Product walkthrough | homepage
Categories
Category refers to the
classification of industries or
markets - commonly referred to
as verticals.
When you select a particular
category, the data for your
search term will be restricted to
that category.
For example, if you search the
term “apple”, you may want to
select a specific category like
Computers & Electronics or
Food & Drink, otherwise you
will see all instances of the term
across all categories.
9. Product walkthrough | filters
You can choose to see data
for select Google properties,
including Web search, Image
search, Product search, and
News search.
Note: certain properties aren't
currently available in all
countries/territories.
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10. Product walkthrough | results overview
Export function: Insights for
Search data can be exported
to .csv file
11. Product walkthrough | results overview
1. Switch between search terms Ranked search terms are identified
Show rising searches related to each search term
by other searches done in
2. Top related search terms proximity of the keyword search.
Ranked by selected search term. Insights for Search looks at broad
3. Rising related queries search patterns to identify the
List of rising searches with the percentage growth context when a search term has
compared to the previous time period. “Breakout” multiple meanings.
indicates that a search term is new.
12. Product walkthrough | results overview
1. Regional interest by search term
Each search term has its own heat map. Click on the tab to select and
view another term.
2. Heat map
The darker the color of the region, the more popular the search term is.
You can also watch how interest changed over time with the animated
map feature. 12
13. Product walkthrough | Interest over time
1. Search terms and graph legend
Trends graph and news results by search term.
2. Search traffic
The highest point on the graph is scaled to 100, and traffic is scaled
appropriately.
3. Forecast 13
For some queries, search trends can be extrapolated from past values.
14. Product walkthrough | embedding gadgets
Gadgets allow you to add
the graph or top rising
searches to your iGoogle
page or your own website
by generating a code of
html to embed into your
site.
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15. Product walkthrough | compare by search terms
1. Enter search terms
The color next to the term
corresponds to the results. You
can use a plus (+) to group
keywords together. Click Add
search term to add more
keywords. You can enter up to
five keywords.
2. Trends over time
Plots search terms and related
news results.
3. Regional interest
Lists top regions with the
highest volume by search term.
For multiple search terms, you
can select the term to rank by.
4. Region and city view
Switch views between top
regions and cities ranked by the
highest volume by search term.
16. Product walkthrough | compare by locations
1. Enter locations
The color next to the location
corresponds to the results.
Click Add location to add more
countries/subregions. You can
enter up to five locations.
2. Trends over time
Plots the search term by
location and highlights related
news results
3. Regional interest
Lists top regions with the
highest volume by search term.
For multiple locations, you can
select the region to view by.
4. Region and city view
Switch views between top
subregions and cities ranked by
the highest volume of the
search term.
17. Product walkthrough | compare by time ranges
1. Enter time ranges
The color next to the time range
corresponds to the results.
Click Add time range to add
more time frames. You can
enter up to five time periods.
2. Trends over time
Plots search term by time
period and highlights related
news results.
3. Regional interest
Lists top regions with the
highest volume by search term.
For multiple time ranges, you
can select the time period to
view by.
4. Region and city view
Switch views between top
subregions and cities ranked by
the highest volume of the
search term.
19. How can Insights for Search help?
We’ve created four examples you can use with your clients
to demonstrate the value of Google Insights for Search.
1. Choosing advertising messages
2. Examining seasonality
3. Brand analysis
4. Marketing internationally
5. Entering new markets
21. Choosing advertising messages | example 1
Google Insights for Search can help you determine what
message resonates best.
• What are the top features/ marketing messages for a car manufacturer?
Let’s compare three features:
fuel efficiency safety engine performance
22. Choosing advertising messages | example 1
It appears that the most
searched for term is fuel
efficiency. You can also further
breakdown by regional interest
to see what message resonates
best amongst a specific country
or region.
24. Examining seasonality | example 2
Google Insights for Search has data going back as far as
January 2004, so it’s a great tool for examining
seasonality.
• When do people start shopping for Mother’s Day gifts?
Let’s see when people start searching for gifts online:
25. Examining seasonality | example 2
It appears that year
over year, the search
traffic patterns are
consistent.
Interest in purchasing
Mother’s Day gifts
begin to increase mid-
April, peaking the
week before the
holiday, and again
right before Mother’s
Day.
Based on these seasonality findings, advertisers should begin increasing
their marketing budget and ensure that their campaigns are in place early
to mid April. They should also anticipate the large number of last minute
shoppers buying gifts right before Mother’s Day.
27. Brand analysis | example 3
Google Insights for Search gives you a view into how
your brand shifts over time based on related searches.
• What are the HP brand associations? How did perceptions change over
time?
Let’s find out the related searches over different time periods:
28. Brand analysis | example 3
Inferences:
• HP remains strong in
the imaging and
printing market - top
searches in 2005
and 2007 were hp
printer
• Laptops are gaining
a stronger
association with the
HP brand. It shows
as a top related and
rising search term in
2007.
30. Marketing internationally | example 4
Google Insights for Search lets you compare related
searches to your brand across geographies.
• Are brand associations the same across geographies? What products and
messages should Nike focus on when marketing internationally?
Let’s find out the related searches across two geographies:
31. Marketing internationally | example 4
Inferences:
• Addidas is a stronger
competitor in Brazil
• Brand popularity for Nike in
Brazil relate to sports such as
tennis and soccer, whereas in
the US, Nike is associated with
basketball, skateboarding and
golf
33. Entering new markets | example 5
Google Insights for Search lets you see search trends by
geographic regions, including subregion level.
• Is demand and interest the same across geographies?
Where should I focus my efforts for market
expansion?
Let’s find out what regions we should focus on when
exporting wine:
34. Entering new markets | example 5
Inferences:
• Interest appears to be greater in Spain and
Argentina, but there may also be increased
competition.
• If you decided to enter the Spanish market,
you may consider centralizing distribution in
La Rioja where there is higher interest.
36. What, Why, Where, and How
WHAT Trends for Websites is a feature of Google Trends. It enables users to
find out more about their favorite websites including estimated site reach,
where the site is most popular, and related sites and search terms.
HOW Trends for Websites combines information from a variety of sources:
- aggregated Google search data,
- aggregated opt-in anonymous Google Analytics data,
- opt-in external consumer panel data,
- other third-party market research.
The data is aggregated over millions of users, powered by computer
algorithms, and doesn't contain personally identifiable information.
WHY Trends for Websites adds another layer to Google Trends, allowing users
to explore websites in addition to keywords.
WHERE trends.google.com/websites
38. Product Walkthrough
1. Enter the sites you want to
compare. www is not
needed, but the domain
(.com) is. You can compare
up to 5 sites at once.
2. Select the region and date
range. Trends for Websites
has data from March 2007
onward.
3. Trend line display the site’s
number of daily unique
visitors1 over time for the
region.
4. Switch between sites.
5. Most popular countries for
the site.
6. Related websites and
keywords2.