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Hi all,
I’m new in online business and looking for a help to give good keyword to my website so that I can get good traffic. I know the correct keyword helps in increasing the online business. If you people have any idea in this or you may have any experience that can help me in selecting the correct key word then please suggest me. Any help will be highly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!!!!

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Several helpful replies in this thread — notably from , , and — point in the right direction but stop short of a repeatable process. Below is a compact, practical workflow that turns business goals and real customer language into prioritized keyword targets and ready-to-publish briefs.

  1. Define measurable outcomes (lead, sale, sign-up) and which page types support each outcome.
  2. Gather real search language from three sources: customer questions (support tickets, reviews), on-site searches and analytics, and competitor SERPs. These phrases reflect how people actually ask.
  3. Classify each phrase by intent (informational, comparison, transactional) and map it to the appropriate page type (guide, comparison, product).
  4. Prioritize with a simple formula: Score = (Relevance x Intent x BusinessValue) / Difficulty — rate each factor 1–5, then sort and pick a manageable starter list (10–15 targets).

Create a short brief for every selected phrase: one-line intent, three supporting subtopics, suggested H2s or sections, the single canonical URL that should own the phrase, and the conversion action to measure. For a new site like the one described by , focus first on narrow, long-tail phrases that match buyer intent rather than competing for broad head terms.

Watch for common pitfalls: chasing volume when authority sites dominate first page, targeting the same phrase from multiple pages (cannibalization), and measuring only rank instead of clicks/conversions. Track impressions, clicks and conversions for 60–90 days, iterate on usefulness and layout, and treat keyword work as ongoing funnel optimization rather than a one-off task.

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Member Avatar for moore.davidv11

Hi Buddy,
Key words play an important role in online business. Many people use search engines for searching any data on the Internet. In this they use keywords. The correct keyword helps them in searching the right data. Search engines compare keyword with the information of different websites. So I just want to suggest you to select a proper and relevant keyword according to your site information. Hope my suggestion will help you.
Good luck!

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Search the keyword in yahoo, yahoo will come up with lot of other related keywords , just add them as meta tags in your website.

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Use SNIP or adwords tool of google and research a bit for your key words

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Ideally keywords research should be conducted even before a company commission the design of its website or at least started in the initial stages of web design. A business can thus provide the keywords to the web design team in order to ensure basic optimisation factors are addressed from the start. A professional web design company will optimise a website for search engines on launch. Appropriate keywords should be represented within the site content, Meta tags and in the internal links on the website. As such, ideally keyword research for a website should be done prior to the completion of web design and subsequent launch of the website.

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If you’re new to Internet marketing, I recommend focusing on web design and search engine optimization as a starting point; for most sites, the most traffic still comes from search engines and directories.
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