Using Wordtracker to find Niche Keyphrases

I use Wordtracker to find niche keyphrases, this example shows how you can start off with a very general term like 'Christmas' and find keyphrases that very few sites are optimized for, but lots of people search for. This makes the SEO real easy.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• wordtracker
• SEO
• website
• traffic
• search
• engine
• optimization
• rick
• lomas
• web
• design
• internet
• entrpreneur

[kojak1471]

NO sound

[ravm2000]

I have to agree. I really can't understand a word you're saying. The audio is terrible. If you do more videos, please get a better mic.

[quincyolds455]

SHITTY AUDIO!!

[magicianspirit]

Very informative! Wordtracker should have something like this on their own site, but glad I found it here.

[Itsik2]

Hi Rick!

I've just bought wordtracker and must tell you that, for a complete beginner (like me) you video tutorial helped a lot.

The sound is a bit low, but I could still hear you clearly.

Do you have a tutorial explaining what the keyword numbers mean and how to interpret them?

Thanks a lot!

[motorhomehireuk]

I know this guy, he had a cold, no big deal, leave him alone, he lives in Serre Chevalier in The French Alps.so being a bit 'bunged up' in the winter is pretty commonplace. This was one of Rick's first 'how to ' videos he did. Have a search for 'rick lomas' these days, you'll be amazed at the sort of stuff he is doing at the moment. Rick's new video is called something like 'How to get a number one in Google' and it is wicked. (saved my business!)

[goobernutz]

I can hear the words just fine snghghsngh And I can also hear lots of snuffly booger-laden nose noises too snnghhghhh I can't watch anymore!!! snnngghhhhhggghhgghghhgh

[tpjava1]

Great video. Very helpful and I had no problem hearing it! Well done.

[leicesterweb]

Not sure if I am a moron but I too cannot hear a word you are saying - I think rodephemet's got a valid point...

[ricklomas]

It's not meant for morons.