KEYWORD RESEARCH OVERVIEW
Keep in mind that looking for a hot product to sell online is the #1 mistake made by people new to internet marketing – and the reason so many internet businesses fail!
Too often a website is created based on an idea to sell something first. But the decision what to sell is made before they research what people are looking for. I would call this the build it and they will come mentality. It will not matter how good your solution is, if few people want to solve the problem you are offering to fix. Or just as bad, is to enter a market that is too saturated. You are generally better off dominating a smaller market than to try to get a small slice of big market. For example “golf” has 550,000,000 competing websites. It will be very hard to rank for such a phrase as there are 550 million websites that you will be competing with. Even if you can out-rank 100 million of those sites you would still have another 450 million outranking you. You will not get a small piece of that large pie. As it just does not work like that. The top sites ranking for Golf will gobble up the lion’s share of the traffic due to their online clout. These top ranking sites will have invested massive resources to get them to the top. Basically, they have resources you will not be able to compete with.
Build it and they will come is not how we need to think online. People search for specific things online. So before you create your solution you need to first understand what people are searching for. You also need to consider what the competition is like for your market. A good market has a higher ratio of demand VS competition.
OFFLINE VS ONLINE MARKETING
Offline marketing is based on things like billboards or radio ads which work with no possible form of discrimination. These ads are blasted out to wide audiences with little controls to ensure the right people hear them. A billboard ad for baby seats is only going to possibly work for a small number of people who pass by and see it. (A parent with a young child, who does not own a baby seat). Or take a TV ad for say “banking”, this ad is only going to grab the attention of people who are looking for a new bank. For all those who are satisfied with their current bank this ad will again fall on deaf ears.
In offline marketing we broadcast our message out to our broad and untargeted audience hoping they will come to us. This marketing approach is like shotgun blasting our message out to a massive audience of unknown listeners, many of which who are not even listening or even care what we have to say.
In offline advertising, companies may rely on creative strategies in order to obtain the consumer’s attention and provoke shoppers to purchase or use a specific product. Advertisers use different ways of thinking to create catchy slogans that capture consumer’s attention. Creative strategies promote publicity, public relations, personal selling and sales promotion. Quite often there is not way to capture the audience’s attention, other than by producing an ad with a clever hook to get people to pay attention to what they are offering. This because the advertisers know their message is going out to a very broad and usually untargeted audience. Hence they write these clever ads to desperately grab your attention.
A common problem is that people carry this attitude with them when they attempt to market online. This is a fatal error that ruins many people’s efforts to make a living online.
Online Marketing is totally different animal. I have a friend who is new to the internet and he calls Google the “ANSWERING MACHINE”. He marveled at how he could find answers to almost any subject. It really hit me when he said that. He is right, it is the answering machine. Not the kind for phone calls. It is the mother of all answering machines for people asking questions and seeking solutions to their problems. I was blown away how I had lazily forgotten this brilliant point. It is true that most people don’t go online to buy something. They go online to search for solutions to their problems. Think about how often you surf the web by starting at Google and searching for a solution to a question.
Also considered how targeted this information is. When someone searches “teach my dog to sit”, they telling us exactly what they want. With online marketing we able to tune into what people are requesting. We don’t need to broadcast our message, we need to listen to what they are asking for and provide them just that. If I have a headache would I search for Tylenol? Probably not….. If I wanted Tylenol I would just go to the store. But I might search for “what causes a headache”. Do you see how this process is now reversed?
Online – People are seeking the solutions.
Offline – The solutions are seeking people.
Let us take the phrase “teach my dog to sit”. In the online world we should be able to get 1% (maybe even higher) of the traffic that comes to our site to make a purchase. If we could get a 1000 people a day to come we could make 10 sales per day, give or take of course. The reason this 1% conversion is so high, is because we are targeting an audience that we know is in need of this solution as they told us so when they searched in the first place.
Now compare this with running a newspaper ad, telling people we can show them how to “teach their dog to sit”. The newspaper will not be able to come even close to converting 1%.
For those that do get the paper:
-half the people may not even have a dog
-an even smaller number will have dogs that can’t sit on command
-people read the paper for the news and not the ads, to some the ads are merely annoying filler and are skipped intentionally
-this ad would likely have to go to thousands and thousands of homes to come close to making sale
-people just will not listen in that medium
-we don’t even know if this is best medium to pick? (radio,magazine,tv,billboard)
Offline/Online Summary. Do not first build a solution and then try to find the audience. Find an audience you know is hungry and is not being serviced properly and then create the solution. So to succeed we must first focus on what solutions people search for online.
Who people search and the Internet Search Cycle
The first step is recognizing the natural search cycle a searcher goes through when looking for information on the internet. Let us examine how people tend to search for a solution to a problem.
Step 1. Searcher goes to a search engine like www.google.com.
Step 2. They type in “key words” or “key phrases” related to what they are searching for. An example this might be “train my dog”.
Step 3.The search engine returns relevant results and the searcher scrolls through them looking for the titles and descriptions of websites that they think might help them find what they are looking for.
Step 4.If the searcher does not find any relevant search results they go back to step 1 and use another slightly different keyword than the first one they used. After realizing that maybe their search was not specific enough they might search more closely to the problem at hand, “train my dog to sit”. Out of all of these steps a searcher takes, the one that is most relevant to online marketing is step 4. If you understand the concept of how a searcher uses different variations of search terms to find what they are looking for, you will better understand how your website can be found in these search results.
Internet Search Cycle Summary. To understand your market we look for the clearest of intention phrases so that we learn exactly what we need to do to satisfy their needs.
Niche Markets
1. Focus down to find a narrow “niche market”
The term “niche market” is one that you’ll hear about often when discussing marketing — online or offline. But it’s important to note that everyone thinks of niche markets a little differently… Traditionally marketers may define a niche market as a large group of people sharing several characteristics (for example, men aged 30 to 40 earning between $50,000 and $75,000 per year). However, when you’re selling online, you need to narrow your focus A LOT more that that! That’s why we define a niche market as: “A group of people who are searching the Internet for a solution to a problem — and not finding many relevant search results.” Identifying a niche market is one of the biggest challenges on the road to choosing a product. Many people have difficulty being as tightly focused as they should be — and they end up trying to go after niche markets that actually aren’t really niches at all, but huge general markets in which they couldn’t hope to compete.
For example, all of the following might seem like good niche markets…
• Golfers
• People on a diet
• People over 65
• Pet owners
… but the truth is that all of these markets are WAY too big! Try entering the word “golf “, into a search engine. You’ll get about 550 million results! Do you really want to try to compete in that market? To be successful as a small business on the Internet, you’ll need to narrow your focus a lot more than that! With a good keyword tool and an easy to follow process you can determine exactly what people are searching for.
Narrowing your focus to a small niche market gives many advantages:
• There’s WAY less competition
• Small markets are much easier to dominate — so you can easily position yourself as the “go-to” source for your product or service online
• Niche markets are often close-knit groups of people, so your reputation can spread by word of mouth and offer you an ever-growing base of potential customers
• You can easily gain the loyalty of your customers — affording you lots of opportunities to expand your business with related products and follow-up offers!
2. Look for a problem that people are actively trying to solve. If you’ve been communicating with your potential customers online in sites such as blogs and forums, you’ve probably noticed that the same questions tend to get asked again and again. These questions represent a need that’s not being satisfied. These problems are your opportunities. If enough people share this same need, you may have found the niche market you’re looking for! Remember, people don’t go online looking to buy a product or service — they go online to find information and solutions to their problems. Your task is to think like your potential customers — determine what problems they’re actively trying to solve and what you could offer as a solution.
3. Confirm that this problem is shared by a significant number of people. Before you get too far in your product planning, you need to confirm that the problem you’re trying to solve is shared by a significant number of people. You have to make sure there’s a big enough market to support your business!
In order to confirm that a large group of people are searching for a solution to the problem you’ve identified, you need to answer the following questions:
• How big a hassle is the problem for them?
• Is it a minor nuisance, or would they be willing to pay for a solution to it?
• How much is the solution worth to them?
• Does your keyword research reflect there is demand for these problems?
Are customers in your market more interested in a product or a service? There may already be a lot of products available to your niche market. However, people may be looking for services that will help them use those products — or ones that will teach them how those products differ from each other so they can choose the one that best suits their needs.
For example, there may be a lot of software solutions to a problem your target market has. But maybe it’s hard for people to figure out how best to use those software programs. In that case, an ideal product to create would be a “how-to” guide that tells people exactly how that software programs works.
What is the general price range of other products or services in your area of interest? This will give you a good idea of how much your future customers are willing to pay. Can you offer a product at a lower price than what’s currently available? If all of your competitors are struggling and constantly having to cut their prices to get new customers, it could be dangerous ground to tread on. Most important, what motivates them to buy? This is the kind of information you could discover by running an online survey. What does your keyword research reflect? You could also visit discussion boards where your target market hangs out and ask them questions about their buying habits. Understand their motivation, and you’ll be able to appeal to what really makes them buy! Once you have completed this research, you should have a good idea of whether or not you’ve discovered a potentially viable market. If there seems to be too much competition or too small a market, you’ll have to go back to the drawing board. But don’t get discouraged! Any research you do is worthwhile, even if it doesn’t result in a product idea. The information you’ve gathered, the skills you’ve developed, and the contacts you’ve established over the course of your research will continue to help you down the road. If you HAVE discovered a decent-sized market that hasn’t already been saturated with competition, congratulations! You’ve probably just found your future customers!
4. Check out the competition to see if a solution is already available. Once you think you’ve identified a possible niche market, you need to confirm that there aren’t a lot of products or services that already address that market’s needs. You need find a balance of the demand for a solution against the amount of competition that’s already offering a solution. If you find a lot of sites that seem to address the problem, chances are the market is already saturated. However, if there are only a small number of sites offering possible solutions, this market probably has space for you! As you explore your competitors’ sites, carefully study the products or services they offer and the way they present them to their market. Consider how well they address the problem and whether or not there is room for improvement. If you can identify ways in which their products or services aren’t perfectly meeting the market’s needs, then you might be able to come up with one that does a better job!
5. Generate ideas for products or services to solve this problem. Okay, so you’re sure you’ve found a great niche market that’s actively looking for a problem they need solved… Now, how do you come up with a product that addresses that problem? Start by brainstorming a list of potential solutions. Don’t second-guess your ideas or worry about the logistics of developing them at this stage of the game; the purpose is to get your creative juices flowing and write your ideas down on paper. Anything goes! And remember to make sure you consider services as well as products.
For inspiration, go back to the list of products your competitors offer and ask yourself where they fall short. Are there some aspects of your market’s problem they just don’t address? Are they too expensive, perhaps, or too difficult for beginners to use or comprehend? Maybe they’re too specialized, or perhaps they’re not specialized enough. Or maybe the solutions are being offered by people who aren’t experts in their industry and don’t really know what they’re doing. (It happens!) The important thing to keep asking yourself is, “What can I offer that no one else is offering? How can I make sure my solution is different from anything else that’s currently out there?”
6. Make sure you can sell the product easily over the Internet. Here’s something we’ve seen a lot of people fail to consider. A product that would be highly successful in a brick-and-mortar storefront may face obstacles when offered online. For instance, will shipping costs be an issue? If your product is very large or heavy, your customers may be unwilling to pay the high shipping cost you’d need to charge to maintain your profit margin. Shipping time is another consideration. There are some products that people buy to address immediate concerns, and they simply won’t wait the four to seven business days it might take for a product bought online to arrive. You’ll need to make sure your product doesn’t fit into this category. And if your product (or something similar) is readily available in common offline locations, you’ll need to offer a special advantage to your customers for choosing yours instead. By far the most profitable thing to sell online is an electronic product, because it can be delivered immediately with no shipping or production costs (other than the time you spend creating it). The money you make on an electronic product is virtually pure profit. Ultimately, you’ll have to make sure your product is something people are willing to buy over the Internet. It needs to be something people are comfortable having delivered to them — whether it’s sent electronically or shipped to their front door.
7. Niche Summary. The key to marketing online is discovering an easily targeted market a “niche” that’s interested in buying what you have to offer. A niche is a group of people or audience that is searching the internet for a solution to their problem but not finding many relevant results. Or put another way we are looking for an audience that displays demand to a solution but this solution/problem is not being properly serviced. The reason we look for a niche is that we will be better off dominating a smaller market than trying to get a small slice of a big pie. As you go through this process you will start to see why this statement is true. This concept is particularly important if you are new to internet marketing. Trying to get into large markets is going to require massive efforts that are simply too daunting even for some who have experience in marketing. But as your skills and knowledge grow you will learn what markets will be suitable for your skills and the resources that you are able to invest. Identifying a niche market and generating product ideas that can solve that market’s problems are two of the most challenging experiences you’ll face while developing your business. However, they’re also the two of the most rewarding! The fact is any successful online business has to be based on two things: a viable market and an effective, in-demand product or service. When you have discovered a market that needs something you can offer them, and a product or service that will fulfill that need, you’ll be well on your way to establishing a profitable business!
Action Plan: Brainstorm potential target markets with a problem that needs solving. For each market come up with 10 common problems you think you audience might have.
What is a search engine?
A Web search engine is designed to search for information on the World Wide Web. Information may consist of web pages, images and other types of files. Web search engines like Google work by storing information about web pages, which they retrieve from the WWW itself. One of the main things that search engines really pay attention to is the KEYWORDS on a site. As this is main way for the search engines to know what a site is about. These pages are retrieved by a Web crawler (sometimes also known as a spider) which follows every link it sees on web pages. The contents (text/keywords) of each page are then analyzed to determine how it should be indexed or ranked. Data about web pages are stored in a database for use in when someone does a search on a search engine.
When a user enters a query into a search engine (by using key words), the engine examines its database and provides a listing of best-matching web pages according to its criteria, usually with a short summary containing the document’s title and sometimes parts of the text. Now since all the interaction between the search engine, your web page and your potential visitors is all based on keywords, you are best served to understand what words, phrases and problems people are searching. Then structure you entire online presence around these keyword.
KEYWORDS are the glue that binds the process of:
- people searching for a solution on a search engine
- the search engines being able to recommend your site (ranking)
- you creating sites that allow your visitors to find you via the 2 previous steps
Let us take moment to talk about how this process usually works.
1) First we have a person searching for an answer to a problem by typing there query into the search engine. I.E. HOW TO CURE A HEADACHE
2) Google takes the phrase “HOW TO CURE A HEADACHE” and searches for websites that contain those keywords in its database. In theory only pages that have those keywords will rank in Google for that term. There are exceptions to this rule but most often this concept is true.
3) The user will then survey the results and usually clicks on the first site that identifies their problem.
Given these three step above we would be well served to find out what people want and give them that exact solution.
What is keyword research?
Keyword research looks at the particular words and phrases users enter to search for solutions to problem, products and services … this research for keywords related to your interest will also include the analysis of which ones yield the highest return on investment. Ultimately we want to find the phrases that have the best combination of:
- Demand – higher is better
- Competition – lower is better
- A clear intention tightly related to your market or potential solution
This includes researching the number of times a keyword or keyword phrase or it’s derivatives (plurals, etc) is searched for and the competitiveness of it. These best keywords, or search terms are targeted for a website’s search engine rankings. During this process you will record and analyze your results.
Why it’s important to your business:
- You can find the problem within your broad interest areas
- You can analyze these problems to learn what trends of problem exist
- Determine if your discovered problems indicate potential niche markets
- The ability to build a website on what people truly are looking for from the ground on up
Good keyword research is how we find these markets. So rather than trying to hunt down a hot product, you’ll be much better off looking for a market or a group of people with a common problem they’re actively trying to solve. After you identify a group of people with a common problem, you can start to think about a product or service that will solve their problem(s). Remember finding the product is usually the easy part. So now that theory is out of the way, let’s get started on the process we call keyword research.
Find out what people want and give them that exact solution.
Read that again, and make sure it sticks!
Identifying a niche market and generating product ideas that can solve that market’s problems are two of the most challenging experiences you’ll face while developing your business. However, they’re also the two of the most rewarding! The fact is, any successful online business has to be based on two things: a viable market and an effective, in-demand product or service. When you have discovered a market that needs something you can offer them, and a product or service that easily fulfill that need, you’ll be well on your way to establishing a profitable business! Of course none of this means anything if the competition is saturated. Demand is only half the problem, as competition is the other half. Keep in mind you need to find a market that is not being serviced properly or at least has room for you. We will talk more about competition later in this guide.
What is a keyword tool?
A keyword tool is a database of what people have searched for in the past and helps to determine what keywords people search with and the frequency that they search these keywords. These keyword tools can contain billions of phrases. You then can the query your chosen keyword tool to find the ALL the relevant keywords that relate to your biz or interests.
What tools can you use to do keyword research?
Google Adwords tool – This is a GREAT tool that is free to use from Google. This video details why this tool is so great.
Defining Your Interests
What Problems can you Solve? Before moving ahead into the actual research phase you need to brainstorm about what you know a lot about, or what your good at. What types of problems are you good at solving or could offer advice on? At this point, you will want to list 5-10 passions, interests, or things you know a lot about and we’ll start with the first one on your list. If you’re having trouble thinking of topics you are interested in, use this list to help you:
Think of topics and areas you:
- You love doing?
- You are passionate about?
- Subjects or topics you have a lot of knowledge about?
- What would I enjoy learning more about?
- What are people always coming to me for advice about?
The reason I suggest choosing something based on your interests is that you are more likely to enjoy and stick with it and you will be credible in your field.
Here is an example of a list of interests. Note that each topic of interest is expressed as a single word:
- kitchens
- dogs
- cats
- sailing
- hiking
- gardening
Use only one word to describe your topic at this point (if you can). In the example above our interest might be golf clubs, but this topic is part of the larger topic of golf. Of course you can start with something more specific but consider allowing the research to show you all your options rather than settling on an idea right out of the gate.
Getting started with your interest and how
PHASE 1 –using how
For the sake of an example that most people can relate to, we will use the topic “dog”. Open your keyword tool of choice and enter your topic word plus the word “how”.
Example: dog how
When I search for how dog, I am asking the keyword tool to give me back the phrases in its database that contain dog and contain how.
In this example below all the phrases contain “how” and contain “dog”.
how much does it cost to own a dog
how much to feed dog
how smart is your dog
how to buy a dog
how to care for your dog
how to dog train
how to find dog
how to handle a dog
how to identify dog
how to measure dog
how to raise a jewish dog
how to read a dog
how to sell a dog
how to stop dog shedding
how to take care of your dog
how to train a boxer dog
how to train a dog
how to train a dog for free
how to train a mean dog
how to train a timid dog
Another example is say I want “dog training” phrase. I then search dog training in my keyword tool and the results would look similar to this. As you can see all these phrases contain dog and train.
crate train dog
crate training a dog
crate training dogs
dog board and train
dog obedience train
dog toilet training
dog train video
dog training aggressive
dog training leash
dog training treats
dogs potty training
easy train dog
free dog training
house train a dog
house train dog
how do u train a dog
Here is a very bad example to search:
How to train my dog to sit
This is asking for all phrases that contain the following words:
how AND to AND train AND my AND dog AND to AND sit
TIP: Always use the least the amount of words possible that still produces relevant results.
Good Examples:
Train dog
Training dog
Bad Example:
How do I train my dog to sit down
What is the best way to teach your dog tricks
Our full list of results from the query “how dog” look like this.
This data is just canned data for the sake of explanation.
1) Keyword – this is actual keyword being searched by people on search engines
2) Monthly – amount of times this phrase is predicted to be searched in the next 30 days. Depending on the tool you use this might be measured by the day, month or year.
| Keyword | Monthly |
| how to build a dog house | 892 |
| how to tell if your dog is pregnant | 736 |
| how to draw a dog | 701 |
| how to train a dog | 700 |
| how to train your dog | 361 |
| how to register a dog | 302 |
| how to make dog treats | 262 |
| how to potty train a dog | 230 |
| how to build a dog kennel | 226 |
| how to tell if a dog is pregnant | 225 |
| how to revive a dog cpr | 196 |
| how to house train a dog | 181 |
| how to knit a dog sweater | 178 |
| how long is a dog in heat | 163 |
| how long is a dog pregnant | 161 |
| how to groom a dog | 136 |
| how do you know if your dog is pregnant | 122 |
| how to make dog food | 114 |
| how to train dog human scent | 112 |
| how long does a dog stay in heat | 111 |
| how to make dog biscuits | 107 |
| how can i tell if my dog is pregnant | 106 |
| how to whistle train a dog | 99 |
| how to housebreak a dog | 96 |
| how to take care of a dog | 96 |
| how to stop a dog from barking | 94 |
| how to make a dog house | 91 |
| how to breed a dog | 89 |
| how to use electronic dog collar | 89 |
| how to perform cpr on a drowning dog | 86 |
| how to make homemade dog treats | 86 |
| how to make dog house | 84 |
| how to make dog clothes | 82 |
| how to make a dog coat | 82 |
| how to remove a tick from a dog | 82 |
| how to become a dog trainer | 81 |
| how to draw dog | 75 |
| how to choose a dog | 75 |
| how can you tell if your dog is pregnant | 74 |
| how to draw a cartoon dog | 72 |
| how to potty train your dog | 70 |
| how to groom your dog | 70 |
| how to stop a dog from digging | 69 |
| how to tell if my dog is pregnant | 67 |
| how to build a dog sled | 67 |
| how to teach your dog tricks | 65 |
| how to make dog toys | 65 |
| how to train a bird dog to hunt | 64 |
| how to built a large dog house | 64 |
| how to treat a sick dog | 64 |
| how to make a dog vomit | 64 |
| how to breed your dog | 62 |
| how to train a dog to attack on command | 60 |
| how can you tell if a dog is pregnant | 59 |
| how to make dog shampoo | 59 |
| how to draw courage the cowardly dog | 57 |
| how long is a dog pregnant for | 57 |
| how to tell if dog is pregnant | 57 |
| free instructions on how to build a dog house | 55 |
| how to clip dog nails | 55 |
| how to make a dog bed | 54 |
| how to start a hot dog business | 54 |
| how to get rid of dog fleas | 54 |
| how to whistle train your dog | 52 |
| how to house train your dog | 50 |
| how to perform cpr on a dog with smoke inhalitation | 50 |
| how to train my dog | 49 |
| how to house break a dog | 49 |
| how to tell if a dog is in heat | 49 |
| how to make a dog throw up | 49 |
| how do i know if my dog is pregnant | 47 |
| how to build dog house | 47 |
| how to find the right dog | 47 |
| how to become a dog breeder | 47 |
| how to start a dog walking business | 47 |
| how long does a dog stay pregnant | 45 |
| how to perform cpr on a dog or cat | 45 |
| how to make a origami dog | 45 |
| how to euthanize a dog | 44 |
| how to stop dog barking | 42 |
| how to teach a dog to sit | 42 |
| how to teach a dog tricks | 42 |
| how to train a bird dog | 42 |
| how to know if your dog is pregnant | 42 |
| how to build a dog run | 42 |
| how to trim dog ears | 42 |
| how to make dog and cat collars | 42 |
| how to train dog | 40 |
| how to make a dog sled | 40 |
| how to induce dog vomiting | 40 |
| how to euthanize dog | 40 |
| how to stop dog from chasing bicycles | 39 |
| how to revive a dog with cpr | 39 |
| how to make an easy dog bed | 39 |
| how to train a dog that has stress | 37 |
| how can u tell if dog is pregnate | 37 |
| how to make dog cookies | 37 |
| how to become a dog groomer | 37 |
| how long is a female dog in heat | 37 |
| how to make dog bandana | 37 |
| how to remove skunk smell from dog | 37 |
| how to train your dog to attack | 35 |
| how to train dog not to be timid | 35 |
| how to build outdoor dog kennel | 35 |
| how to pick a dog | 35 |
| how to make a dog bed cushion | 35 |
| how to make a dog treadmill | 35 |
| how much to feed a dog | 35 |
| how to stop dog from barking | 34 |
| how to train a dog to hunt | 34 |
| how to build a septic tank for a dog kennel | 34 |
| how to get rid of dog urine smell | 34 |
| how to train a coon dog | 32 |
| how to stop your dog from peeing on furniture | 32 |
| how to stop a dog from biting | 32 |
| how to train a deaf dog | 32 |
| how to stop a dog from digging holes | 32 |
| how to build a large dog house | 32 |
| how to groom your westie dog | 32 |
| how to make dog bows | 32 |
| how to get dog urine smell out of carpets | 32 |
| how to start a dog treat business in wa state | 32 |
| dog training scent tracking breed how to train | 30 |
| how to train a service dog | 30 |
| how to train a dog to use an electric fence | 30 |
| how to stop your dog from barking | 30 |
| how to stop my dog from eating poop | 30 |
| how to stop dog barking at another dog | 30 |
| how to build dog houses | 30 |
| how to build a dog pen | 30 |
| how to treat dog mange | 30 |
| how to clip dog ears | 30 |
| how to sew dog clothes | 30 |
| how to treat dog bites | 30 |
| how to put a dog to sleep | 30 |
| how to stop a dog from playful biting | 29 |
| how to house train a dog puppy dogs | 29 |
| how to make organic dog food | 29 |
| how to make your own dog food | 29 |
| how to cut dogs nails | 29 |
| how do you groom a dog | 29 |
| how to choose a dog breed | 29 |
| how to make dog deodorizer | 29 |
| how to get dog urine smell out of carpet | 29 |
| how to make pop up origami dog cards | 29 |
| how to train a sheltie for a herd dog | 27 |
| how to teach your dog to use the toilet | 27 |
| how to train my dog to coon hunt | 27 |
| step by step how to draw a cartoon dog | 27 |
| how to draw cartoon dog | 27 |
| how to make dog costumes | 27 |
| how to make a dog collar | 27 |
| how to make dog aggressive | 27 |
| how to tell if dog has fleas | 27 |
| how to put a dog to sleep at home | 27 |
| how to train a guard dog | 25 |
| how to stop our dog chasing our cat | 25 |
| how to stop dog from digging holes in yard | 25 |
| how to stop barking dog | 25 |
| step by step on how to draw a dog | 25 |
| how to take care of a pregnant dog | 25 |
| how to care a dog | 25 |
| how to cut dog nails | 25 |
| learn how to become a dog groomer | 25 |
| how to make your dog aggressive | 25 |
| how to treat a dog bite | 25 |
| how to train a boxer dog to obey | 23 |
| how to housebreak male dog | 23 |
| how to train a dog to fetch | 23 |
| how to train a pointing dog | 23 |
| how to stop your neighbors dog from barking | 23 |
| how to teach dog tricks | 23 |
| neighborhood kids teasing dog how to stop them | 23 |
| how to teach your dog | 23 |
| free instructions on how to train your dog | 23 |
| how to draw a dog step by step | 23 |
| how to draw a boxer dog | 23 |
| how to tell when a dog is pregnant | 23 |
| how do you know if a dog is pregnant | 23 |
| how to build dog kennel | 23 |
| instructions on how to build a dog house | 23 |
| how to build an outdoor dog run | 23 |
| how to care for a dog | 23 |
| how to treat a dogs ear infection at home | 23 |
| how to make dry dog food | 23 |
| how often should i trim my dog nails | 23 |
| dog grooming how to | 23 |
| how to tell if your dog is in heat | 23 |
| how to find the dog for you | 23 |
| how many hours male breeding dog | 23 |
| how to make a dog whistle | 23 |
| how to get rid of ticks on your dog | 23 |
| directions how to make hemp dog collars | 23 |
| how do i get rid of fleas on my dog | 23 |
| how to know if my dog has flea allergies | 23 |
| how to heal a dog bite on a dog | 23 |
| how to put a dog to sleep without a vet | 23 |
| how to train a hunting dog | 22 |
| how to training a puppy to be a guard dog | 22 |
| how to crate train a dog | 22 |
| how to train a dog to walk on a leash | 22 |
| how to train a boxer dog | 22 |
| how can u tell if the dog is pregnate | 22 |
| how do you tell if your dog is pregnant | 22 |
| how do you know your dog is pregnant | 22 |
| how to build a dog house. | 22 |
| how to build a doghouse for a great dane dog | 22 |
| how to treat a box turtle attacked by dog | 22 |
| how to make dog biscuts | 22 |
| how to bring a female dog into heat | 22 |
| how often will my dog come in heat | 22 |
| how to pick right dog | 22 |
| how to take out a tick on a dog | 22 |
| how to stop a dog from farting | 20 |
| how to stop dog from shedding | 20 |
| how to train your dog to be a therapy dog | 20 |
| how to potty train a small dog for free | 20 |
| dog training how to | 20 |
| how to become a police dog trainer | 20 |
| how to become a dog trainer in michigan schools | 20 |
| how to leash train a dog | 20 |
| how do i stop my dog from barking | 20 |
| how long to train tracking dog | 20 |
| how to make your dog stop biting you | 20 |
| how to housebreak your dog | 20 |
| how many months is a dog pregnant | 20 |
| how to start a dog grooming business | 20 |
| shitzu dog how to clip hair | 20 |
| how long does a female dog stay in heat | 20 |
| how to breed dog with split heat | 20 |
| how do i know when my dog is in heat | 20 |
| dog in heat how long | 20 |
| how to find a dog | 20 |
| how can you find out if a dog is registered | 20 |
| how to start a dog breeding business | 20 |
| how to make homemade dog toys | 20 |
| how to get rid of skunk smell on a dog | 20 |
| how to rope dog collar | 20 |
| how to make a origami terrier dog | 20 |
| how do you stop your dog from chewing everything | 18 |
| how to potty train dog | 18 |
| how to potty train an elderly dog | 18 |
| how to house train an adult dog | 18 |
| how to teach a dog not to chase chickens | 18 |
| how to stop a attacking dog | 18 |
| how to train your dog to stop barking | 18 |
| how to training my puppy to be a guard dog | 18 |
| how to train a doberman to be a guard dog | 18 |
| how to train a dog to sit | 18 |
| how to train an agressive dog | 18 |
| how to draw a sled dog | 18 |
| how to draw a chihuahua dog | 18 |
| how to tell if a dog pregant | 18 |
| how to tell when your dog is pregnant | 18 |
| how to know if my dog is pregnant | 18 |
| how to know if a dog is pregnant | 18 |
| how to build a easy dog sled | 18 |
| how to build dog sleds | 18 |
| how to treat a constipated dog | 18 |
| how to treat ringworm in dog | 18 |
| how to determine the dog is in heat | 18 |
| how long dog in heat | 18 |
| how choose affectionate dog | 18 |
| how to be a dog breeder | 18 |
| how to control an aggressive dog | 18 |
| how to start your own dog business | 18 |
| how do you treat dog fleas | 18 |
| how to treat snake biten dog | 18 |
| how to origami dog | 18 |
| how to stop a dog from jumping on people | 17 |
| how to stop dog from eating feces | 17 |
| how to teach your dog to play fetch | 17 |
| how to teach your dog to be protective | 17 |
| how to teach a dog to roll over | 17 |
| how to teach a dog to blood trail a deer | 17 |
| how to teach a dog not to growl | 17 |
| how to stop dog from biting | 17 |
| how to get a dog to stop chewing | 17 |
| how to get a dog to stop barking | 17 |
| how to train the american eskimo dog | 17 |
| how to draw dog eyes | 17 |
| how to draw a real dog | 17 |
| how to palpate a pregnant dog | 17 |
| how can u tell if a dog is pregnant | 17 |
| how to build a dog ear fence | 17 |
| how to build dog kennels | 17 |
| how to treat a dog with arthritis | 17 |
| how to trim your dogs hair | 17 |
| how to trim dog nails | 17 |
| how to trim dog toenails | 17 |
| how much dog groomers get payed | 17 |
| how to sharpen dog clipper blades | 17 |
| how do i register my dog | 17 |
| how to make a dog jacket | 17 |
| how often should i feed my dog | 17 |
| how much to feed your dog | 17 |
| how to get a dog tickless | 17 |
| how remove tick dogs ear | 17 |
| how to get rid of fleas on a dog | 17 |
| how to euthanize your dog | 17 |
Just look at all these problems being searched for. I know that was a long list but I wanted you to see all the problems that people are searching for.
Remember that tree I was talking about before. In this data in can see the following trends of problems. So dog was the trunk of the tree and some branches or markets segments of this tree are:
Build/make – items for dogs (dog house, dog sweaters)
Business – how to make money from a business servicing the dog market
Draw – how to draw dogs
Pregnant – care issues around a pregnant dog
Train – how to train your dog to do or not do various actions
Treats/food – how to make food or treats for your best friend
I bet this list of problems is bigger than you thought it could be. But as you can see it is almost endless with all the possible problems that people are having. These problems are your opportunities.
The reason I searched HOW + SUBJECT is that how almost always infers a question.
People with questions have problems. People with problems want solutions. People who want solutions are easier to sell to than happy people who have no problems.
Also when people search with “how” the results that come back usually have a clearer intention, again because they are asking a question.
Let us talk a little about intention again. Dog is a very high demand phrase that is searched very often. But the problem is when someone searches “dog” we don’t really know what causes them to search in the first. Even the phrase, ”train a dog” is a little vague as we still don’t know what they want to train their dog to do. But if we look at a phrase like “how to train a dog to stop from jumping on people” we can clearly understand the problem at hand. The clearer the intention of the phrase is, the clearer you will be able understand and address your markets problems via: Web pages, Salescopy and Products. If you don’t have a clear vision of what your audience is asking for then you might be heading for troubled waters. Remember these keywords will shape everything we do online. Also consider how this tree of data will shape your current and future products. This tree can also be used to plan the structure of your site.
NOTE: If you type in “how + topic” and you get very few (or no results at all), it could be an indication that there are not many people searching around your topic of interest and looking for a solution to a problem! You can try other words than “how” but start with that until you get comfortable.
Copy and paste your results into excel or some form of spreadsheet.
I have pasted these results in to my Worksheet called STEP 1 – How DOG. Viewing in Excel is easier on the eyes.
Clustering 101
What is Clustering?
You’re probably asking yourself “what is clustering”? Well, to put it a simple as possible it is a group of keywords you have identified where the searchers are looking for the same solution! A cluster is a group of keyword phrases that are organized by the same intention. Your data is like a like bowl of jelly beans.
Each topic (or intention) in this data is like one color of a jelly bean. If I asked you how many of each color there is in the bowl could you tell me?
What you would do to count them is lay the jelly beans out and put all the reds in one pile and blue in another and so on. This would be the only realistic way to know how many you have of each. So you can do this with your data.
The reason we do this is to tell what trends of demand are in the data.
Here is an example of a cluster:
| Keyword Searched | Monthly Searches | Cluster |
| how to build a dog house | 703 | dog house |
| how to build a dog kennel | 300 | dog house |
| how to build a dog box | 140 | dog house |
These phrases above all have the same intention/solution and that is to build a place to keep your dog.
Even though all the questions are slightly different they still have the same intention. Below is another example of a cluster.
| Keyword Searched | Monthly Searches | Cluster |
| how to potty train an elderly dog | 18 | house train old |
| how to house train an adult dog | 12 | house train old |
| how to house break and old dog | 11 | house train old |
Below is my how dog data organized by intention (clusters).
| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to train a hunting dog | 22 | train |
| how to stop a dog from jumping on people | 17 | train |
| dog training scent tracking breed how to train | 30 | train |
| how to stop a dog from barting | 20 | train |
| how to stop dog barking | 42 | train |
| how to teach a dog to sit | 42 | train |
| how to teach a dog tricks | 42 | train |
| how do you stop your dog from chewing everything | 18 | train |
| how to train a bird dog | 42 | train |
| how to stop dog from shedding | 20 | train |
| how to train your dog to be a therapy dog | 20 | train |
| how to train dog | 40 | train |
| how to train a service dog | 30 | train |
| how to potty train dog | 18 | train |
| how to stop a dog from playful biting | 29 | train |
| how to stop dog from eating feces | 17 | train |
| how to house train a dog puppy dogs | 29 | train |
| how to training a puppy to be a guard dog | 22 | train |
| how to teach your dog to play fetch | 17 | train |
| how to teach your dog to be protective | 17 | train |
| how to teach a dog to roll over | 17 | train |
| how to teach a dog to blood trail a deer | 17 | train |
| how to teach a dog not to growl | 17 | train |
| how to whistle train your dog | 52 | train |
| how to house train your dog | 50 | train |
| how to crate train a dog | 22 | train |
| how to train my dog | 49 | train |
| how to house break a dog | 49 | train |
| how to stop dog from biting | 17 | train |
| how to potty train an elderly dog | 18 | train |
| how to house train an adult dog | 18 | train |
| how to train a dog to use an electric fence | 30 | train |
| how to teach a dog not to chase chickens | 18 | train |
| how to stop a attacking dog | 18 | train |
| how to train a coon dog | 32 | train |
| how to potty train a small dog for free | 20 | train |
| dog training how to | 20 | train |
| how to stop your dog from peeing on furniture | 32 | train |
| how to become a police dog trainer | 20 | train |
| how to stop dog from barking | 34 | train |
| how to become a dog trainer in michigan schools | 20 | train |
| how to train a dog to hunt | 34 | train |
| how to leash train a dog | 20 | train |
| how do i stop my dog from barking | 20 | train |
| how to stop a dog from biting | 32 | train |
| how to train a deaf dog | 32 | train |
| how to train your dog to attack | 35 | train |
| how to stop dog from chasing bicycles | 39 | train |
| how to stop your dog from barking | 30 | train |
| how to train your dog to stop barking | 18 | train |
| how to stop my dog from eating poop | 30 | train |
| how to training my puppy to be a guard dog | 18 | train |
| how to stop dog barking at another dog | 30 | train |
| how to train a dog that has stress | 37 | train |
| how long to train tracking dog | 20 | train |
| how to train a doberman to be a guard dog | 18 | train |
| how to train a dog to sit | 18 | train |
| how to make your dog stop biting you | 20 | train |
| how to housebreak your dog | 20 | train |
| how to train dog not to be timid | 35 | train |
| how to stop a dog from digging holes | 32 | train |
| how to train a dog to walk on a leash | 22 | train |
| how to train a sheltie for a herd dog | 27 | train |
| how to train dog human scent | 112 | train |
| how to train a boxer dog to obey | 23 | train |
| how to whistle train a dog | 99 | train |
| how to housebreak a dog | 96 | train |
| how to housebreak male dog | 23 | train |
| how to train a dog to fetch | 23 | train |
| how to stop a dog from digging | 69 | train |
| how to train a pointing dog | 23 | train |
| how to potty train your dog | 70 | train |
| how to stop your neighbors dog from barking | 23 | train |
| how to stop a dog from barking | 94 | train |
| how to train a guard dog | 25 | train |
| how to stop our dog chasing our cat | 25 | train |
| how to stop dog from digging holes in yard | 25 | train |
| how to stop barking dog | 25 | train |
| how to get a dog to stop chewing | 17 | train |
| how to become a dog trainer | 81 | train |
| how to train a dog to attack on command | 60 | train |
| how to teach your dog tricks | 65 | train |
| how to train a dog | 700 | train |
| how to train your dog | 361 | train |
| how to train a boxer dog | 22 | train |
| how to teach dog tricks | 23 | train |
| how to potty train a dog | 230 | train |
| how to teach your dog to use the toilet | 27 | train |
| neighborhood kids teasing dog how to stop them | 23 | train |
| how to train an agressive dog | 18 | train |
| how to get a dog to stop barking | 17 | train |
| how to train my dog to coon hunt | 27 | train |
| how to teach your dog | 23 | train |
| how to train the american eskimo dog | 17 | train |
| how to house train a dog | 181 | train |
| how to train a bird dog to hunt | 64 | train |
| free instructions on how to train your dog | 23 | train |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to draw a cartoon dog | 72 | draw |
| step by step how to draw a cartoon dog | 27 | draw |
| step by step on how to draw a dog | 25 | draw |
| how to draw a dog | 701 | draw |
| how to draw dog eyes | 17 | draw |
| how to draw a dog step by step | 23 | draw |
| how to draw a real dog | 17 | draw |
| how to draw courage the cowardly dog | 57 | draw |
| how to draw dog | 75 | draw |
| how to draw cartoon dog | 27 | draw |
| how to draw a sled dog | 18 | draw |
| how to draw a chihuahua dog | 18 | draw |
| how to draw a boxer dog | 23 | draw |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to palpate a pregnant dog | 17 | pregnant |
| how do you know if your dog is pregnant | 122 | pregnant |
| how long is a dog pregnant | 161 | pregnant |
| how to tell if a dog pregant | 18 | pregnant |
| how to tell when a dog is pregnant | 23 | pregnant |
| how do you know if a dog is pregnant | 23 | pregnant |
| how to tell if a dog is pregnant | 225 | pregnant |
| how can u tell if the dog is pregnate | 22 | pregnant |
| how to tell when your dog is pregnant | 18 | pregnant |
| how can you tell if a dog is pregnant | 59 | pregnant |
| how long is a dog pregnant for | 57 | pregnant |
| how to tell if your dog is pregnant | 736 | pregnant |
| how to tell if my dog is pregnant | 67 | pregnant |
| how to tell if dog is pregnant | 57 | pregnant |
| how many months is a dog pregnant | 20 | pregnant |
| how to know if my dog is pregnant | 18 | pregnant |
| how to know if your dog is pregnant | 42 | pregnant |
| how to take care of a pregnant dog | 25 | pregnant |
| how can you tell if your dog is pregnant | 74 | pregnant |
| how to know if a dog is pregnant | 18 | pregnant |
| how can u tell if a dog is pregnant | 17 | pregnant |
| how long does a dog stay pregnant | 45 | pregnant |
| how do you tell if your dog is pregnant | 22 | pregnant |
| how do i know if my dog is pregnant | 47 | pregnant |
| how do you know your dog is pregnant | 22 | pregnant |
| how can i tell if my dog is pregnant | 106 | pregnant |
| how can u tell if dog is pregnate | 37 | pregnant |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to build dog kennel | 23 | building |
| how to build dog houses | 30 | building |
| how to build a large dog house | 32 | building |
| how to build a dog house. | 22 | building |
| how to build a doghouse for a great dane dog | 22 | building |
| how to build a dog pen | 30 | building |
| instructions on how to build a dog house | 23 | building |
| how to build an outdoor dog run | 23 | building |
| how to built a large dog house | 64 | building |
| how to make dog house | 84 | building |
| how to make a dog house | 91 | building |
| how to build a dog house | 892 | building |
| how to build a dog ear fence | 17 | building |
| how to build a dog sled | 67 | building |
| how to build dog kennels | 17 | building |
| free instructions on how to build a dog house | 55 | building |
| how to build dog house | 47 | building |
| how to build a dog run | 42 | building |
| how to build a easy dog sled | 18 | building |
| how to build a dog kennel | 226 | building |
| how to build a septic tank for a dog kennel | 34 | building |
| how to build outdoor dog kennel | 35 | building |
| how to build dog sleds | 18 | building |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to revive a dog with cpr | 39 | cpr |
| how to perform cpr on a dog or cat | 45 | cpr |
| how to revive a dog cpr | 196 | cpr |
| how to perform cpr on a drowning dog | 86 | cpr |
| how to perform cpr on a dog with smoke inhalitation | 50 | cpr |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to treat a constipated dog | 18 | care |
| how to treat a sick dog | 64 | care |
| how to care for a dog | 23 | care |
| how to treat a dog with arthritis | 17 | care |
| how to treat a box turtle attacked by dog | 22 | care |
| how to treat a dogs ear infection at home | 23 | care |
| how to treat ringworm in dog | 18 | care |
| how to care a dog | 25 | care |
| how to treat dog mange | 30 | care |
| how to take care of a dog | 96 | care |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to make organic dog food | 29 | make food |
| how to make your own dog food | 29 | make food |
| how to make homemade dog treats | 86 | make food |
| how to make dog biscuts | 22 | make food |
| how to make dog treats | 262 | make food |
| how to make dog food | 114 | make food |
| how to make dry dog food | 23 | make food |
| how to make dog biscuits | 107 | make food |
| how to make dog cookies | 37 | make food |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to trim your dogs hair | 17 | grooming |
| how to make dog shampoo | 59 | grooming |
| how to cut dog nails | 25 | grooming |
| how to groom a dog | 136 | grooming |
| learn how to become a dog groomer | 25 | grooming |
| how to trim dog nails | 17 | grooming |
| how to trim dog toenails | 17 | grooming |
| how often should i trim my dog nails | 23 | grooming |
| dog grooming how to | 23 | grooming |
| how to groom your dog | 70 | grooming |
| how much dog groomers get payed | 17 | grooming |
| how to trim dog ears | 42 | grooming |
| how to sharpen dog clipper blades | 17 | grooming |
| how to start a dog grooming business | 20 | grooming |
| shitzu dog how to clip hair | 20 | grooming |
| how to groom your westie dog | 32 | grooming |
| how to become a dog groomer | 37 | grooming |
| how to clip dog ears | 30 | grooming |
| how to cut dogs nails | 29 | grooming |
| how do you groom a dog | 29 | grooming |
| how to clip dog nails | 55 | grooming |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how long does a female dog stay in heat | 20 | heat |
| how to determine the dog is in heat | 18 | heat |
| how long is a female dog in heat | 37 | heat |
| how long dog in heat | 18 | heat |
| how long does a dog stay in heat | 111 | heat |
| how to tell if your dog is in heat | 23 | heat |
| how to tell if a dog is in heat | 49 | heat |
| how to breed dog with split heat | 20 | heat |
| how to bring a female dog into heat | 22 | heat |
| how often will my dog come in heat | 22 | heat |
| how long is a dog in heat | 163 | heat |
| how do i know when my dog is in heat | 20 | heat |
| dog in heat how long | 20 | heat |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how choose affectionate dog | 18 | choosing |
| how to pick a dog | 35 | choosing |
| how to choose a dog breed | 29 | choosing |
| how to find the right dog | 47 | choosing |
| how to find the dog for you | 23 | choosing |
| how to find a dog | 20 | choosing |
| how to pick right dog | 22 | choosing |
| how to choose a dog | 75 | choosing |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to register a dog | 302 | register |
| how can you find out if a dog is registered | 20 | register |
| how do i register my dog | 17 | register |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to be a dog breeder | 18 | breeding |
| how to start a dog breeding business | 20 | breeding |
| how many hours male breeding dog | 23 | breeding |
| how to breed your dog | 62 | breeding |
| how to become a dog breeder | 47 | breeding |
| how to breed a dog | 89 | breeding |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to make homemade dog toys | 20 | making items |
| how to make a dog whistle | 23 | making items |
| how to make a dog jacket | 17 | making items |
| how to make dog deodorizer | 29 | making items |
| how to make a dog sled | 40 | making items |
| how to make dog bows | 32 | making items |
| how to make dog costumes | 27 | making items |
| how to make dog clothes | 82 | making items |
| how to make dog toys | 65 | making items |
| how to make a dog coat | 82 | making items |
| how to make a dog collar | 27 | making items |
| how to make an easy dog bed | 39 | making items |
| how to make a dog bed | 54 | making items |
| how to make dog bandana | 37 | making items |
| how to make a dog bed cushion | 35 | making items |
| how to sew dog clothes | 30 | making items |
| how to knit a dog sweater | 178 | making items |
| how to make a dog treadmill | 35 | making items |
| how to make dog and cat collars | 42 | making items |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to make a dog throw up | 49 | vomit |
| how to make a dog vomit | 64 | vomit |
| how to induce dog vomiting | 40 | vomit |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how much to feed a dog | 35 | feeding |
| how often should i feed my dog | 17 | feeding |
| how much to feed your dog | 17 | feeding |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to make dog aggressive | 27 | aggressive |
| how to make your dog aggressive | 25 | aggressive |
| how to control an aggressive dog | 18 | aggressive |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to take out a tick on a dog | 22 | ticks |
| how to get a dog tickless | 17 | ticks |
| how to get rid of ticks on your dog | 23 | ticks |
| how remove tick dogs ear | 17 | ticks |
| how to remove a tick from a dog | 82 | ticks |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to remove skunk smell from dog | 37 | smelly things |
| how to get dog urine smell out of carpets | 32 | smelly things |
| how to get dog urine smell out of carpet | 29 | smelly things |
| how to get rid of skunk smell on a dog | 20 | smelly things |
| how to get rid of dog urine smell | 34 | smelly things |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| directions how to make hemp dog collars | 23 | collars |
| how to use electronic dog collar | 89 | collars |
| how to rope dog collar | 20 | collars |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to start a dog walking business | 47 | business |
| how to start your own dog business | 18 | business |
| how to start a dog treat business in wa state | 32 | business |
| how to start a hot dog business | 54 | business |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to get rid of dog fleas | 54 | fleas |
| how do you treat dog fleas | 18 | fleas |
| how to get rid of fleas on a dog | 17 | fleas |
| how do i get rid of fleas on my dog | 23 | fleas |
| how to know if my dog has flea allergies | 23 | fleas |
| how to tell if dog has fleas | 27 | fleas |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to heal a dog bite on a dog | 23 | bites |
| how to treat a dog bite | 25 | bites |
| how to treat snake biten dog | 18 | bites |
| how to treat dog bites | 30 | bites |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to make a origami terrier dog | 20 | origami |
| how to make a origami dog | 45 | origami |
| how to origami dog | 18 | origami |
| how to make pop up origami dog cards | 29 | origami |
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| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster |
| how to put a dog to sleep at home | 27 | put down |
| how to euthanize your dog | 17 | put down |
| how to put a dog to sleep without a vet | 23 | put down |
| how to euthanize a dog | 44 | put down |
| how to put a dog to sleep | 30 | put down |
| how to euthanize dog | 40 | put down |
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Take note at how at the start there was a bunch of keywords sampled from our keyword results. With a bit of organizing we have now identified potential markets where people need solutions to problems! I can now better see what the TREE of DATA for dog looks like. I organized this data using Excel filtering. Filtering will be explained in another document. If you are using Bebiz there is a tool that helps to automate some of the tasks involved in clustering. I started with something very broad like dog and now I have broken it up into various trends of demand. This technique allows me to be open to a wide range of possible ideas. Also keep in mind these clusters could be even more organized using more defined clusters. You will see how I did that later in the guide.
These clusters can also be viewed in the Excel worksheet:
STEP 2 – HOW DOG CLUSTERED
I now know more about what is important to people and I know what solution(s) they are seeking. This is the key to being effective online. Find out what people want and then give them that exact solution. These clusters will help to validate whether you are in a good market. You’ll then want to compare your clusters, i.e. which are most promising and which ones line up with you skills. Essentially what we have is taken a survey of common questions people ask about dogs when searching online. But we are not done yet as we have just begun our keyword journey.
From these clusters consider:
Is there a trend emerging from the clusters regarding demand?
Do you understand the intention of the cluster(s)?
Do you see a cluster(s) that is something you would be interested in pursuing.
If you see nothing appealing you can start over with a new subject.
If you do see something appealing we can now go deeper into our subject.
Remember the reason we do keyword research is to determine:
1) What phrases or words do they use when searching?
2) What are people searching or seeking solutions to when they go to a search engine?
3) What clusters or trends of problems can we identify?
4) What is the level of demand for these problems?
5) How much completion is there for a given cluster (we will examine this point later in more detail).
These phrases or words that you discover in your research will be the foundation of your business.
- They will shape your product.
- They will shape your sales letter, since what could be better than knowing exactly what your audience is searching solutions to.
- They will shape how you plan to deal with the search engines.
- They will shape the possible structure of your site (Tree of Data)
- They will shape or affect all that you do regarding your online business.
Find out what people want solutions to and are not being serviced properly, and give them that exact solution. This is the quickest and easiest route to successful marketing.
At this point I am just using the results to guide or show me my options at this point. As we saw there was a lot of paths of problems I could follow or dig deeper on. From my original clustering, I see that there is demand around dog training or people who want their dogs to do or not do certain things. Also this is a subject that I like personally so in the next phase I will dig hard and deep into “Dog training”. I could have just picked this from the start but it was nice to know the bulk of the other problems regarding dogs.
We started wide and now we are going to get more specific. I see from my clusters from above that DOG TRAINING has decent demand. Perhaps it also fits my list of skills better than the other clusters. So for this example the above is true.
So far we have brainstormed some ideas to pursue, but we still have more work to do. Because I want even more information on dog training I am going to dig a little deeper. The subject I chose from my clusters was Dog Training. Now the first problem I have with “dog training” is that it is too large. Also if I want to get into the market of “dog training” I would be competing with 2.9 million pages on the internet. Try it yourself and type into Google DOG TRAINING. You will see on the top right side how many pages Google lists for that search. Due to the large number of competing sites I will look to see what else I can pursue within this field. What can I find that is not so competitive within this market?
I would be better served to dominate a small market than get a tiny slice of a big market. This is a very important point if you are new to Internet Marketing. As getting a small slice from a large market is near impossible from a competition point of view. Build it and they will come is not going to work online.
The second problem with dog training is that it is still a very broad phrase. When I say too broad I mean too unfocused. What makes people want to search for this in the first place? I want to know all their problems. As you can see there are many problems just in my dog training cluster and I have not even searched for that data yet. People who search for dog training could be looking for something more specific. I need to know what is the intention of someone searching for dog training. I know they want training for their dog but what makes them actually resort to searching online. What is the underlying problem(s) with this topic?
The might want things like:
- teach my dog to sit
- train my dog to fetch
- dog training tools
- training for old dogs
- training for new dogs
Here is a list of the top dog training searches:
- dog training collars
- dog obedience training
- dog agility training
- dog training schools
- dog training equipment
- dog training career
- hunting dog training
- dog training treats
- dog potty training
- attack dog training
This top dog data shows me just how varied the problems are and this is just the top 10 results returned of potentially 1000’s. As we can see it is almost endless as to what they could want. What are their exact problems and what are their exact intentions. This is my problem at hand. If I knew this I would have a fighting chance. As you can see there are many different intentions that people associate with dog training. So by searching for just dog training I realize that I am only scratching the surface. And that it is hard to understand the intention of the searcher. Many people do not consider this very point. It is not safe to assume that we understand vague phrases. This point is another great reason to use problem statements. So this time around we are going to get all the relevant dog training phrases that we can. When someone searches for dog training, what is the problem they have that they need to find an answer to. What are all the problems?
If I can break this data down like a tree I can learn where on the tree I can compete. As we travel up the tree the demand becomes lower and so does the competition. If you are new to internet marketing set goals that you can easily achieve. This will allow you to easily see achievable progress. As your skills grow you can raise your goals. But in the beginning we may have to climb the higher branches of the tree. As the heavy weights of your market will be lurking at the trunk of the tree. To be successful in my research I must determine all the different things people might be searching for regarding this topic.
PHASE 2 – Digging Deeper
This takes me to the worksheet:
STEP 3 – ACTION WORDS
Here I will build list action words. Actions words are words we use to describe an action someone wants to take with a subject. For a car, some actions words might be:
For a garden, some actions words might be:
- plant
- prepare
- planting
- grow
- weeding
Every subject will have its own unique set of actions words that are maybe only relevant to that subject.
But there are some actions words common to a lot of subjects like:
- guide
- e book
- report
- technique
- improve
- better
STEP 3 – ACTIONWORDS is where I keep track of all the ways people might say training or something related to training. I could simply enter the word “dog training” but this would only be scratching the surface. Some people want their dogs to STOP doing things, while other people might want to teach their dogs to do TRICKS. etc etc …. So now what I have done it on worksheet STEP 3 – ACTION WORDS is removed all clusters other than ones that relate to training. In this case I have the training cluster and the aggressive cluster. I am now going to go through these to see what action words I can find in the how dog data that was returned.
Note: when I see a word like teach I also decided to include that various versions of teach.
So here are the actions words I got from training data that came from my original “how dog” query.
Action Words:
| aggresiveaggressive |
| attack |
| attacking |
| barking |
| bite |
| biting |
| break |
| chase |
| chasing |
| chewing |
| command |
| control |
| dig |
| digging |
| fetch |
| fetching |
| guarding |
| guard |
| housebreak |
| housebreaking |
| hunt |
| hunting |
| instruction |
| instructions |
| instructor |
| jump |
| jumping |
| obey |
| obeying |
| point |
| pointing |
| potty |
| protecting |
| protective |
| scent |
| scenting |
| school |
| schools |
| sit |
| sitting |
| stop |
| stopping |
| stress |
| stressed |
| teach |
| teacher |
| teaching |
| therapy |
| timid |
| toilet |
| track |
| tracking |
| train |
| trainer |
| training |
| trick |
| tricks |
Do you need this many? Most likely you will not need to go this hard. But I am trying to show you how far you can take it, for those who are not satisfied with just doing the basics. If I had the time and I was serious I would have dug even harder. But for the sake of example this is more than enough. If you are not sure just cream top of the actions words that you see with some higher frequency. Remember we are trying to find out what problems people search for online. To do this we need to build a list of action words to associate with our subject or interest. To uncover your potential niche market, we’ll need to create a list of action words THEY could be using to search for the solution YOU’LL be selling!
SEEDWORDS
A seedword is the phrase that we put into your keyword tool. Just like when we used “how dog,
how dog is the seedword. So now I am going to combine dog and puppy such with the list above. Dog and puppy are the two words generally used to describe a dog. I could have the synonyms- doggy, canine and or breeds, like black lab, german sheppard etc, etc…. etc. But for the sake of example I used dog and puppy. But be sure you use the most common synonyms in your research.
The final result was this list of seedwords:
| Seedwords Dog | Seedwords Puppy |
| aggressive dog | aggressive puppy |
| agressive dog | agressive puppy |
| attack dog | attack puppy |
| attacking dog | attacking puppy |
| barking dog | barking puppy |
| bite dog | bite puppy |
| biting dog | biting puppy |
| break dog | break puppy |
| chase dog | chase puppy |
| chasing dog | chasing puppy |
| chewing dog | chewing puppy |
| command dog | command puppy |
| control dog | control puppy |
| dig dog | dig puppy |
| digging dog | digging puppy |
| fetch dog | fetch puppy |
| fetching dog | fetching puppy |
| gaurding dog | gaurding puppy |
| guard dog | guard puppy |
| housebreak dog | housebreak puppy |
| housebreaking dog | housebreaking puppy |
| hunt dog | hunt puppy |
| hunting dog | hunting puppy |
| instruction dog | instruction puppy |
| instructions dog | instructions puppy |
| instructor dog | instructor puppy |
| jump dog | jump puppy |
| jumping dog | jumping puppy |
| obey dog | obey puppy |
| obeying dog | obeying puppy |
| point dog | point puppy |
| pointing dog | pointing puppy |
| potty dog | potty puppy |
| protecting dog | protecting puppy |
| protective dog | protective puppy |
| scent dog | scent puppy |
| scenting dog | scenting puppy |
| school dog | school puppy |
| schools dog | schools puppy |
| sit dog | sit puppy |
| sitting dog | sitting puppy |
| stop dog | stop puppy |
| stopping dog | stopping puppy |
| stress dog | stress puppy |
| stressed dog | stressed puppy |
| teach dog | teach puppy |
| teacher dog | teacher puppy |
| teaching dog | teaching puppy |
| therapy dog | therapy puppy |
| timid dog | timid puppy |
| toilet dog | toilet puppy |
| track dog | track puppy |
| tracking dog | tracking puppy |
| train dog | train puppy |
| trainer dog | trainer puppy |
| training dog | training puppy |
| trick dog | trick puppy |
| tricks dog | tricks puppy |
I then plug these words into my tool. Each tool has its own special way of plugging in these terms. If you are using Bebiz you can watch the help videos for that specific process. Bebiz has done a great job of making this part very easy. I could have used more synonyms but I found most people use puppy and dog.
Now my list is a bit extreme as I wanted to show you how hard you can dig on a subject like Dog Training.
SUPER IMPORTANT: by keeping track of what seedwords I searched for I know exactly what I have searched. You will never be able to remember this in your head so always keep track of what you have searched. This will reduce the chances of you searching in circles or going off track. Also when seeking advice on IEC, this data will help the IEC team to see how you are approaching your research.
TIP: Use the least amount of words possible in a Seedword that still produces relevant results.
A bad example is “how to train my dog to sit down”.
When using a phrase like this I am asking the keyword tool to give me back all phrases that contain:
how AND to AND train AND my AND dog AND to AND sit AND down
In fact when I tried using a phrase like this I got back zero results. I would alter this phrase “how to train my dog to sit down” to something like this:
sit dog
This will produce much more data and should still return meaningful and relevant data. When I say meaningful I mean we can understand the intention of the searcher and the results returned are still on topic. If you cannot understand what the intentions of the search is, that search phrase will not be as useful as one where the intention is crystal clear. When you start you may find yourself picking poor action words that return off topic or poor demand results. But with a little practice you will so grow a seasoned eye for what is going to work. Also avoid conjunctions like as, a, the, at, etc etc, since these word will only reduce your possible results. Sometimes you may need conjunctions to infer an action. But most of the time you can avoid using conjunctions. Also consider all the ways people can say one word like:
info
informing
information
informational
informed
After submitting all my seedwords to my keyword tool I then clustered all the data and removed the irrelevant data. So this list below is the final clustered results from those seedwords. Keep in mind there is more than one right way to do this. No two people will cluster the same way. As you can see there are 3 columns. First is the keyword, second is the cluster and the last column is the sub-cluster. You don’t have to use sub-clusters if you don’t want to. If you don’t want to sub cluster then make more clusters that are more detailed. In a nutshell you need to be able to clearly identify the trends of your market. I find that sub-clusters help me to do this. Take the time to examine how I clustered this data and make sure you understand my logic behind this. If you don’t understand this then come to me in the forum and I will cheerfully explain it.
Now if we really want to dig even deeper we could go through all this data above and look for new actions words that have made themselves present and perhaps could not be seen before. We could keep repeating this process until we have exhausted all the data available.
| Keyword | Monthly | Cluster | Sub Cluster |
| CRATE | | | |
| crate training separation anxiety dog | 135 | crate | ANXIETY |
| anxiety crate dog separation training | 90 | crate | ANXIETY |
| my puppy wont stop barking while crate training | 180 | crate | BARK |
| puppy yelping during crate training | 90 | crate | BARK |
| stop dog barking in crate | 90 | crate | BARK |
| puppy crate training whining | 90 | crate | BARK |
| crate training and overnight bullmastiff puppy | 315 | crate | BREED |
| boxer dog crate training | 270 | crate | BREED |
| crate training my boxer puppy | 270 | crate | BREED |
| overnight crate training bullmastiff puppy | 135 | crate | BREED |
| labrador puppy crate training | 135 | crate | BREED |
| crate training dog malinois | 90 | crate | BREED |
| tips on crate training a dog | 135 | crate | IMPROVE |
| dog crate training problems | 90 | crate | IMPROVE |
| dog crate training tip | 90 | crate | IMPROVE |
| crate training an older dog | 225 | crate | OLD |
| adult dog crate training food | 90 | crate | OLD |
| crate training a older dog | 90 | crate | OLD |
| adult crate dog training | 90 | crate | OLD |
| crate training adult dog | 90 | crate | OLD |
| crate training a puppy | 1530 | crate | PUPPY |
| puppy crate training | 1080 | crate | PUPPY |
| crate training puppy | 270 | crate | PUPPY |
| crate training your puppy | 225 | crate | PUPPY |
| training a puppy to a crate | 90 | crate | PUPPY |
| when to stop crate training your dog | 90 | crate | PUPPY |
| crate dog puppy training | 90 | crate | PUPPY |
| cage training a puppy | 90 | crate | puppy |
| advantages of crate training your dog | 90 | crate | REASON |
| dog crate training | 1170 | crate | TRAIN |
| crate training a dog | 945 | crate | TRAIN |
| crate training your dog | 630 | crate | TRAIN |
| crate training for dog | 135 | crate | TRAIN |
| crate dog training | 135 | crate | TRAIN |
| crate training dog | 135 | crate | TRAIN |
| when to start crate training a puppy | 180 | crate | WHEN |
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| BARK | Monthly | Cluster | Sub Cluster |
| dog behavior barking | 90 | BARK | BEHAVIOUR |
| electronic dog bark machine | 900 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog bark collars | 495 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog whistle stop barking | 270 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| barking dog bark inhitor | 225 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog bark stopper | 180 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog bark controle | 135 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| building dog bark control | 135 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog bark devices | 135 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog bark control comparisons | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| train well dog bark collars | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog bark collars analyis shock sound | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog bark collars barking trainer | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog bark supressor | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| stop dog barking buzzer | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| best dog bark control devices | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| stop dog barking remotely canada | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| stop dog barking instrument | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| stopper barking dog bark inhitors | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| anti bark dog training collars | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| stop dog barking citronella | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog bark control collars | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| stop dog barking device | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| ultrasonic dog bark | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog bark control | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| dog silencer pro stop dog barking | 90 | BARK | EQUIPMENT |
| barking dog problems | 90 | BARK | HELP |
| stop dog barking | 2160 | BARK | PREVENT |
| stop barking dog | 585 | BARK | PREVENT |
| stop dog bark | 360 | BARK | PREVENT |
| neighbors stop dog barking | 315 | BARK | PREVENT |
| make dog stop barking when leave | 270 | BARK | PREVENT |
| stop dog barking at night | 270 | BARK | PREVENT |
| make dog stop barking | 225 | BARK | PREVENT |
| stop barking dog neighbor sleep | 135 | BARK | PREVENT |
| dog wont stop barking | 135 | BARK | PREVENT |
| anti dog bark | 135 | BARK | PREVENT |
| stop dog from barking | 135 | BARK | PREVENT |
| ways to stop dog barking | 135 | BARK | PREVENT |
| make a dog stop barking | 135 | BARK | PREVENT |
| anoyying dog bark | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| dog bark stop noise | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| stop dog barking and charging runners | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| stop dog barking permanently | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| tips to get ur dog to stop barking | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| ways to make a dog stop barking | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| get a neighbors dog to stop barking | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| excessive stop dog barking | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| stop dog barking through fence | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| dog training tips barking | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| dog stop barking | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| get my dog to stop barking | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| dog bark stop | 90 | BARK | PREVENT |
| dog training metro detroit area | 1440 | BARK | Regional |
| kalamazoo county dog bark ordinance | 180 | BARK | Regional |
| scheherazade new york dog bark | 90 | BARK | Regional |
| dog training barking | 675 | BARK | TRAIN |
| barking dog training | 315 | BARK | TRAIN |
| dog training barking and growling | 90 | BARK | TRAIN |
| dog training tips barking ting | 90 | BARK | TRAIN |
| dog training bark | 90 | BARK | TRAIN |
| dog training to stop barking | 90 | BARK | TRAIN |
| bark busters dog training | 90 | BARK | TRAIN |
| dog training stop barking | 90 | BARK | TRAIN |
| train a dog to stop barking | 90 | BARK | TRAIN |
| training dog stop barking | 90 | BARK | TRAIN |
| train dog to stop barking | 90 | BARK | TRAIN |
| make dog bark | 90 | BARK | TRICK |
| why does my dog bark at the ground | 180 | BARK | WHY |
| why does my old dog bark alot | 180 | BARK | WHY |
| why doesn’t a dog bark | 90 | BARK | WHY |
| | | |
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| OBEDIENCE | Monthly | Cluster | Sub Cluster |
| dona ana dog obedience | 315 | obedience | ? |
| dog training obedience puppynl 3 | 90 | obedience | ? |
| 4 dog obedience titles | 90 | obedience | ? |
| companion dog obedience training escondido | 90 | obedience | ? |
| friendly individual dog obedience | 90 | obedience | ? |
| dog obedience medallions | 90 | obedience | ? |
| dog obedience certification | 90 | obedience | ? |
| dog obedience games | 90 | obedience | acivity |
| dog obedience very protective | 225 | obedience | aggressive |
| obedience training a dominant dog | 90 | obedience | aggressive |
| dog obedience poems | 90 | obedience | art |
| basic dog obedience training | 90 | obedience | basic |
| behavior dog dog obedience trainer training | 90 | obedience | be a trainer |
| behavior method dog obedience training | 180 | obedience | behaviour |
| obedience behavior dog training | 180 | obedience | behaviour |
| dog obedience 26 behavior modification | 90 | obedience | behaviour |
| dog obedience & behavior modification | 90 | obedience | behaviour |
| behavior dog obedience trainer training | 90 | obedience | behaviour |
| dog obedience biting | 90 | obedience | bite |
| doberman puppy training | 180 | obedience | breed |
| ckc dog obedience training | 90 | obedience | breed |
| labrador dog obedience | 90 | obedience | breed |
| dog obedience jumps | 180 | obedience | command |
| dog obedience hand signals | 180 | obedience | command |
| dog obedience broad jump | 180 | obedience | command |
| dog obedience training commands | 135 | obedience | command |
| obedience training teaching dog heel | 90 | obedience | command |
| watch command in dog obedience | 90 | obedience | command |
| dog obedience heel training tips | 90 | obedience | command |
| hand signals for dog obedience training | 90 | obedience | command |
| dog obedience exercises | 90 | obedience | command |
| dog obedience matchs | 270 | obedience | contest |
| dog obedience trials | 90 | obedience | contest |
| dog obedience competition | 90 | obedience | contest |
| complete home dog obedience training | 90 | obedience | course |
| online dog obedience program | 90 | obedience | course |
| dog obedience equipment | 225 | obedience | equipment |
| dog obedience jewelry | 135 | obedience | equipment |
| dog training obedience gear | 90 | obedience | equipment |
| dog obedience supply training | 90 | obedience | equipment |
| dog obedience training collars | 90 | obedience | equipment |
| dog obedience training | 6660 | obedience | general |
| dog training obedience | 1665 | obedience | general |
| companion dog obedience training | 90 | obedience | general |
| all dog obedience training | 90 | obedience | general |
| dog training and obedience | 90 | obedience | general |
| obedience dog training | 90 | obedience | general |
| dog in obedience training | 90 | obedience | general |
| home dog obedience training | 90 | obedience | general |
| dog obedience training tips | 360 | obedience | info |
| dog obedience tips | 225 | obedience | info |
| dog obedience club newsletter | 90 | obedience | info |
| dog obedience training tips articles | 90 | obedience | info |
| dog obedience articles online | 90 | obedience | info |
| dog obedience information | 90 | obedience | info |
| dog obedience training advice | 90 | obedience | info |
| online dog obedience training | 90 | obedience | info |
| class outline for kids dog obedience | 225 | obedience | kids |
| dog obedience training video | 180 | obedience | media |
| video dog obedience training | 135 | obedience | media |
| book dog obedience training | 135 | obedience | media |
| dog obedience training neutered non-neutered | 90 | obedience | neuter |
| adult dog obedience training | 90 | obedience | old |
| older dog obedience training | 90 | obedience | old |
| puppy obedience training | 450 | obedience | puppy |
| dog training obedience puppy | 90 | obedience | puppy |
| dog obedience puppy training | 90 | obedience | puppy |
| | | |
| DIGGING | Monthly | Cluster | Sub Cluster |
| dog behavior digging | 90 | digging | behaviour |
| dog training tools stop digging | 90 | digging | equipment |
| stop dog digging | 540 | digging | general |
| stop dog digging in yard | 495 | digging | general |
| dog training digging | 135 | digging | general |
| dog training digging holes fence | 90 | digging | general |
| dog training digging holes under fence | 90 | digging | general |
| | | |
| HOUSEBREAKING | Monthly | Cluster | Sub Cluster |
| dog behavior housetraining | 90 | potty | behaviour |
| dog potty station | 765 | potty | equipment |
| aids dog outdoor potty training | 90 | potty | equipment |
| dog potty training pad | 90 | potty | equipment |
| dog potty box | 90 | potty | equipment |
| dog potty boxes | 90 | potty | equipment |
| dog potty systems | 90 | potty | equipment |
| house breaking dog problems | 540 | potty | general |
| indoor dog potty | 270 | potty | indoor |
| dog indoor potty training | 135 | potty | indoor |
| indoor door dog potty | 90 | potty | indoor |
| dog older potty training | 225 | potty | old |
| potty training adult dog | 180 | potty | old |
| potty training older dog | 135 | potty | old |
| grass dog potty | 90 | potty | outdoor |
| dog potty grass or gravel | 90 | potty | outdoor |
| outdoor dog potty | 90 | potty | outdoor |
| buy cheap potty training dog | 90 | potty | product |
| puppy potty training | 3600 | potty | puppy |
| potty training a puppy | 855 | potty | puppy |
| house training a puppy | 765 | potty | puppy |
| tips for potty training a puppy | 360 | potty | puppy |
| potty training puppy | 315 | potty | puppy |
| potty training your 9month old dog | 90 | potty | puppy |
| best potty training your puppy | 90 | potty | puppy |
| new potty puppy training | 90 | potty | puppy |
| tips on potty training a puppy | 90 | potty | puppy |
| potty puppy training | 90 | potty | puppy |
| potty training the puppy | 90 | potty | puppy |
| potty training for puppy dogs | 90 | potty | puppy |
| potty training my puppy | 90 | potty | puppy |
| pug puppy potty training | 90 | potty | puppy |
| easy puppy potty training | 90 | potty | puppy |
| potty training for puppy dog | 90 | potty | puppy |
| potty training your puppy | 90 | potty | puppy |
| puppy potty training tips | 90 | potty | puppy |
| potty training a maltese dog | 225 | potty | purebred |
| pomeranian puppy potty training | 225 | potty | purebred |
| rat terrier puppy potty training | 90 | potty | purebred |
| potty training dog yorkie | 90 | potty | purebred |
| husky dog potty training | 90 | potty | purebred |
| potty training a maltese puppy | 90 | potty | purebred |
| potty puppy training yorkie | 90 | potty | purebred |
| potty training yorkie puppy | 90 | potty | purebred |
| puppy potty training in dallas | 90 | potty | school |
| dog toilet training tips | 90 | potty | toilet |
| dog potty training | 2745 | potty | training |
| potty training your dog | 405 | potty | training |
| potty training dog | 360 | potty | training |
| potty training a dog | 360 | potty | training |
| methods for potty training your dog | 270 | potty | training |
| potty training puppy using a doggy door | 180 | potty | training |
| dog potty taining tips | 90 | potty | training |
| potty training a stubborn dog | 90 | potty | training |
| house training tips dog | 90 | potty | training |
| potty training and dog | 90 | potty | training |
| having problems potty training dog | 90 | potty | training |
| dog potty training for dummies | 90 | potty | training |
| dog potty problem training | 90 | potty | training |
| dog training house break | 90 | potty | training |
| dog potty training tips | 90 | potty | training |
| dog and potty training | 90 | potty | training |
| a dog potty training | 90 | potty | training |
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| | | |
| BITE | Monthly | Cluster | Sub Cluster |
| bite sleeve for dog training | 90 | bite | prodcut |
| stop dog bite | 90 | bite | stop |
| | | |
| CHEW | Monthly | Cluster | Sub Cluster |
| cesar milan dog chewing | 90 | chew | ? |
| stop dog from chewing furniture | 135 | chew | item |
| dog chewing plants | 90 | chew | item |
| dog chewing repair door | 90 | chew | item |
| dog chewing walls | 90 | chew | item |
| stop dog from chewing on fence | 90 | chew | item |
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| dog behavior problems licking | 90 | behavior | lick |
| behavior dog licking | 90 | behavior | lick |
| handbook of applied dog behavior and training | 855 | behavior | media |
| book on dog behavior and training | 180 | behavior | media |
| images of aggressive dog behavior | 90 | behavior | media |
| behavior dog training books | 90 | behavior | media |
| dog behavior movies | 90 | behavior | media |
| handbook of behavior problems of the dog and cat | 90 | behavior | media |
| dog behavior answer book | 90 | behavior | media |
| dog behavior book | 90 | behavior | media |
| dog behavior inroducing new dog | 90 | behavior | new |
| dog behavior problem humping | 135 | behavior | nueter |
| behavior dog nueter | 90 | behavior | nueter |
| behavior dog neutering | 90 | behavior | nueter |
| senior dog problems | 225 | behavior | old |
| older dog behavior | 180 | behavior | old |
| dog behavior eating elimination | 225 | behavior | poop |
| dog behavior bed wetting | 90 | behavior | poop |
| dog behavior abnormal urination | 90 | behavior | poop |
| behavior dog eats own | 90 | behavior | poop |
| dog behavior eating poop | 90 | behavior | poop |
| dog behavior / eating feces | 90 | behavior | poop |
| pregnant dog behavior | 180 | behavior | preg |
| pregnant dog behavior problems | 135 | behavior | preg |
| dog behavior and human pregnancy | 90 | behavior | preg |
| dog behavior owner pregnant | 90 | behavior | preg |
| dog behavior pregnnt | 90 | behavior | preg |
| dog behavior boards | 90 | behavior | prodcut |
| puppy behavior dog training | 180 | behavior | puppy |
| dog behavior group behaviour puppy | 90 | behavior | puppy |
| behavior dog puppy | 90 | behavior | puppy |
| puppy behavior problems | 90 | behavior | puppy |
| big tail wagging and dog behavior | 90 | behavior | reading |
| dog behavior problems2c charlotte nc | 315 | behavior | regional |
| dog behavior conference | 225 | behavior | regional |
| canine behavior problems dog training caninebootca | 180 | behavior | regional |
| dog behavior and karen overall | 180 | behavior | regional |
| dog training canine behavior problems caninebootca | 135 | behavior | regional |
| all breeds dog training and behavior corp | 135 | behavior | regional |
| patti conroy dog behavior | 90 | behavior | regional |
| dog behavior modification2c machusetts | 90 | behavior | regional |
| dog behavior northeast pa | 90 | behavior | regional |
| dog behavior problem uk | 90 | behavior | regional |
| dog behavior angeles | 90 | behavior | regional |
| dog behavior mod tampa | 90 | behavior | regional |
| dog behavior pa | 90 | behavior | regional |
| dog behavior problems stanly county nc | 90 | behavior | regional |
| behavior main dog training | 90 | behavior | regional |
| dog behavior cl westmoreland county | 90 | behavior | regional |
| behavior dog houston training | 90 | behavior | regional |
| dog behavior ground scratching | 90 | behavior | scratch |
| behavior dog diseases | 90 | behavior | sick |
| social behavior dog | 315 | behavior | social |
| socialization dog behavior | 90 | behavior | social |
| behavior dog training guide dogs | 315 | behavior | special |
| dog behavior after birth | 135 | behavior | special |
| canine health dog training canine behavior problem | 135 | behavior | special |
| alpha female dog behavior | 90 | behavior | special |
| dog behavior after umbilical hernia surgery | 90 | behavior | special |
| dog behavior questions – wiping paws after | 90 | behavior | special |
| police dog training and behavior | 90 | behavior | special |
| dog behavior problems thunder | 90 | behavior | special |
| dog behavior before death | 90 | behavior | special |
| dog behavior stages | 90 | behavior | special |
| deaf dog behavior | 90 | behavior | special |
| dog behavior aging dementia | 90 | behavior | special |
| applied dog behavior and training | 90 | behavior | special |
| herding dog behavior problems | 135 | behavior | stop |
| dog training for problem behavior | 90 | behavior | stop |
| unruly dog behavior | 90 | behavior | stop |
| dog behavior dogs roll smelly things | 90 | behavior | stop |
| problem solving behavior home dog training | 90 | behavior | stop |
| dog behavior fear | 90 | behavior | stop |
| correcting bad dog behavior | 90 | behavior | stop |
| dog behavior change | 90 | behavior | stop |
| correcting dog behavior problems | 90 | behavior | stop |
| destructive dog behavior | 90 | behavior | stop |
| dog training behavior modification | 90 | behavior | stop |
| problem dog behavior | 90 | behavior | stop |
| unormal dog behavior | 90 | behavior | strange |
| dog behavior training | 585 | behavior | training |
| behavior dog pet training | 270 | behavior | training |
| behavior dog training | 225 | behavior | training |
| behavior canine dog training | 180 | behavior | training |
| basic behavior dog training | 180 | behavior | training |
| dog behavior training questions answers | 135 | behavior | training |
| fast track dog training and behavior services | 135 | behavior | training |
| behavior consultation dog training | 90 | behavior | training |
| behavior dog modification training | 90 | behavior | training |
| best behavior dog training | 90 | behavior | training |
| behavior dog and training | 90 | behavior | training |
| dog behavior problems and herbs | 90 | behavior | treat |
| abnormal behavior dog | 180 | behavior | unusual |
| strange dog behavior | 180 | behavior | unusual |
| dog behavior unusual | 135 | behavior | unusual |
| abnormal dog behavior | 135 | behavior | unusual |
| dog behavior issues | 225 | behavior | |
| CLUSTER SUMMARY | TOTAL MONTHLY VOLUME |
| Training | 114435 |
| Behavior | 31095 |
| Housebreaking | 16785 |
| Obedience | 16560 |
| Puppy | 15750 |
| Bark | 14400 |
| Crate | 9675 |
| Tricks | 6525 |
| Barking | 4365 |
| Chew | 3510 |
| Anxiety | 3150 |
| Digging | 1530 |
| Bite | 180 |
Tips: Before clustering, remove all the useless data that you see. Useless data is the phrases that do not relate to your market. For example above I see people in the barking cluster people looking for sound files of dogs barking. That is what I call useless. I also found a lot of regional data for schools and none of these regional related to me. Example: “dog school in California”. Since I am not interested in that I will remove it. Take the time to remove this data as it will only clutter your vision and possibly prevent you from making good sense of the data in front of you.
For this example I am happy with what I have and have rounded up all the data needed. If was actually going into this market I would have made even greater efforts in getting all the data, but for this example this should suffice. Now the next step is competition.
So far we understand the words/problems being searched and the volume at which they are searched. We also understand the major problems from our clusters. When I added up all the phrases for each cluster I see the following. I have done this to see how each cluster compares to each other.
COMPETITON
When we think of competition there are two types:
1) Who are we actually competing with?
2) What is the SEO competition?
So for point number (1) we want to do the following:
For each cluster/sub-cluster examine:
-Who ranks?
-What is being offered?
-What is the pricing?
-What do they do well?
-What do they do poorly?
-What is the free competition like?
-What is the average number of competing site (loosely)?
-What is the PPC pricing like, is this an option?
So start with the highest demand phrases from each cluster and search them in Google.
Then note:
-Who ranks
i.e.
mycompetitor.com
-What is being offered
What is being sold as a solution that is competing against you?
-What is the pricing
What is the price of the solution being sold?
-What do they do well
In your opinion what do you like about the site?
-What do they do poorly
In your opinion what do you not like about the site?
-What is the free competition like
If your selling a info based product you need to consider what free information is being given away.
Then you need to consider given this free material is out there will people be inclined to buy.
-What is the average number of competing site (loosely)
When you search a term in Google it will report in the top right corner the number of sites ranking for the search you just did.
-What is the PPC pricing like, is this a option
You can get an Adwords account and see what it would cost to bid on your terms for Pay Per Click traffic.
As you do this for highest demand phrases in each cluster you should start to see a trend of the same sites starting to show up over and over. Once you have a good sense of this you should have a solid idea as to who your competition is. Ask yourself:
“how will it fit in”
“Is this room for me”
“Am I sophisticated enough to compete”
You don’t have to record every detail of every site. But you are trying to see what you potential visitors will see. Then upon that you need to get a sense of who your competition is and how you might or might not see yourself fitting in that market.
Finally there is checking the SEO competition.
CHECKING SEO COMPETITION – ADVANCED OPTION
Checking the SEO competition is a more of an advanced step. For those who do not understand SEO, you can skip this step. It is OK if you cannot follow the steps proceeding. If you have done all the above you are still in much better shape than anyone who has not done that. But for those who want to be in depth can follow this process explained below. In this example I am going to be using SEO Quake to examine the level of competition for my keyword and clusters.
How – use SEO Quake to examine SEO competition when deciding on what keyword to optimize for your website.
What – SEO Quake is a free browser plug-in that is easy to use and provides critical information about what keywords we have a chance at ranking for.
Why – because we should target those keywords that are the “low lying fruit” and will be easier to get attainable results from.
When – this should be done during keyword research and planning SEO strategies.
When we want to plan SEO we should consider what is the competition going to be like for our phrases? Some topics (keywords) may be hard to rank for because of the power of the influence by other competing sites. While other topics maybe easier to exploit. So we need to inform ourselves of what will be the easiest keywords or problems to exploit. To determine what phrases or markets to target we need to look at what makes the top sites in our potential market show up in the SERP (Search Engine Results Page) in the first place. You need to consider these points when coming up with a plan to pit yourself against the competition. Please note the following points are just guides or things to consider when you’re looking to see how tough the SEO competition is. There is not exact number or rule when looking at these points.
1) You will want to avoid competing with phrases that show a high number of competing sites.
I.e. Golf has 550 million competing sites in Google. To rank in the top or even get a trickle of traffic is going to take a lot of work. The heavy hitters have invested massive resources in dominating the top spots for broad topics.
2) Sites that have a high Google PageRank. PageRank is a vote by Google as to loosely “how much Google respects this site”.
Google describes PageRank:
“PageRank relies on the uniquely democratic nature of the web by using its vast link structure as an indicator of an individual page’s value. In essence, Google interprets a link from page A to page B as a vote, by page A, for page B. But, Google looks at more than the sheer volume of votes, or links a page receives; it also analyzes the page that casts the vote. Votes cast by pages that are themselves “important” weigh more heavily and help to make other pages “important“.
In other words, a PageRank results from a “ballot” among all the other pages on the World Wide Web about how important a page is. A hyperlink to a page counts as a vote of support. A page that is linked to by many pages with high PageRank receives a high rank itself. If there are no links to a web page there is no support for that page. Google assigns a PageRank from 0-10 for each webpage on the Internet; this PageRank denotes a site’s importance in the eyes of Google. The PageRank of a particular page is roughly based upon the quantity of inbound links as well as the PageRank of the pages providing the links. It is known that other factors, e.g. relevance of search words on the page and actual visits to the page reported by the Google toolbar also influence the PageRank. In order to prevent manipulation, spoofing and spamdexing, Google provides no specific details about how other factors influence PageRank.
If the top 10 sites have a high PR then this could be an alarm for you. PageRank is just one of many factors.
3) Google index – How many pages a website has listed in Google. While there is no number to look out for per se it does give us another factor to consider. Sites with many pages can sometimes be more sophisticated and well developed sites. If the top 10 sites have a high Google index then this could be an alarm for you and would perhaps warrant you examining these very sites.
4) Yahoo links – how many inbounds links point to this page. Inbound links are king! If the top ten sites have a high inbound link count ask yourself can you compete or even plan to compete with these ranking sites. What will it take to match or beat their linking prowess.
5) Yahoo linkdomain– how many inbounds links point to this domain in total rather than any specific page.
6) Alexa rank – Alexa is a database of information about sites that includes statistics, related links and more. All of this information can be found on Alexa’s Site Overview pages, Traffic Detail pages and Related Links pages. To access these pages, simply type the URL of any site into the Alexa Search box. Seo quake will show the Alexa ranking for each site in the top 10. Lower number in this case means this site is getting a lot of traffic. Sites with a low Alexa Raking could be an alarm that you competing against popular sites. Don’t fuss too much with these figures.
7) Webarchive age – How old is the domain. Search engines like “mature or older” websites. If the top 10 sites have old domains this is something you will pay attention to.
Again for all of these factors there are no rules per se on what good numbers are as each market is so different. So we use these attributes to gauge where the path of least resistance lies.
SEO BASICS
SEO consists of 2 elements:
1) On page elements
2) Off page elements
On page elements include:
Filename name of your pages i.e. how-to-organic-garden.htm
Title of your pages
Meta-Description
Text on the pages (page content)
Names of Images
**Etc etc. Basic SEO stuff.
These on page elements are easy enough to control and can be modified to whatever suits our needs and goals.
But off page elements are things we cannot as easily control. This is important to consider when we look at the competing sites out there.
Off Page SEO elements:
Inbound Links – links that point to a particular site.
Why do I care?
Inbounds links help us rank higher in the search engines.
Can you compete with sites that have 10,000 in bound links. What markets or phrases show soft competition?
Before we plan out our SEO strategy or validate our Niche market we need to understand what keywords we will be able to expect to rank for. When we look for phrases to target we want to find the ones that are easiest to rank for and start with that low lying fruit.
We use SEO Quake to find out how much effort will be required to get in the top listings of the search engines. SEO Quake can tell us for each keyword phrase who ranks in top 10 in Google for a given phrase these attributes:
Google PageRank
Google index
Yahoo links
Yahoo linkdomain
Alexa rank
Webarchive age
In this example I have two clusters of keywords that I want to examine. A cluster or a problem statement is a group of phrases that have the same or very similar problem. Each cluster represents a focused area in the market of “organic gardening”
I will now examine the competition and demand of my clusters.
Below is cluster for example.
Each cluster has 3 columns
1) Keyword that will be examined
2) The monthly total searches estimated and amount for each phrase
3) The Problem Statement (Cluster) that the keyword belongs to.
| Keyword | Monthly (40) | Problem Statement |
| starting an organic garden | 8 | start |
| start an organic garden | 7 | start |
| starting an organic garden from scratch | 5 | start |
| how to start your own organic garden | 5 | start |
| how to start an organic garden | 3 | start |
| start organic garden | 3 | start |
| starting organic gardening | 3 | start |
| organic gardening how to start | 2 | start |
| starting an organic vegetable garden | 2 | start |
| starting organic vegetable garden | 2 | start |
So now that I have installed SEO Quake and have turned it on I can now begin. For each clusters I am going to start searching in Google my phrases with the highest demand and work my way down. The higher the monthly demand usually tends to be the most competitive.
In this case my highest demand phrase for my cluster is:
starting an organic garden
Again start from the highest demand and work your way down. As you go through the first few you should be able to quickly get a general sense of what the numbers are going to look like. Examine as many from each cluster that you feel you need to understand this market. If you find all the data overwhelming than just do the top 3 phrases in each clusters. This will still serve you well.
SEO quake reports this SEO data on the Google results page.
Caution: Only turn this tool on when examining SEO Data as it will slow down your browser.
So now we see the first two websites that rank for “starting an organic garden” from the Google Top 10 results page.
We note that Google has 2.46 million competing sites.
Now SEO Quake has added some useful data for us.
I.E.
Google PR – PageRank is a vote by Google as to loosely “how much Google respects this site. In this case the site has a PR of 2 which is lowish.
Google index – How many pages this site has listed in google. In this case the site has 1,600 pages listed in Google. Nothing too suspect here but notable
Yahoo links – how many inbounds links point to this page. 4 inbounds links is quite low and easily attainable to out perform
Yahoo linkdomain– how many inbounds links point to this page. This is a lot of inbound links that go to a very broad site. This is worth noting as they may have a lot of clout. Might even warrant you visiting the site to see what is going on.
Alexa rank – Alexa rank in this case is very low (This means they are a large players serving up lot of traffic). This will warrant you looking at who this site is and what they are doing.
Webarchive age – How old is the domain. Search engines like “mature or older” websites. This site is very old and is worth nopting.
So the top ten sites look like this for organic gardening pest control.
| Google PR | Google index | Yahoo links | Yahoo linkdomain | Alexa rank | Webarchive age | Pages Ranking |
| 2 | 666,000 | 4 | 8,142,005 | 635 | Nov 28 1999 | 2,460,000 |
| n/a | 1,600 | 6 | 3,659 | 7,478 | Dec 22 1997 |
| 4 | 25,100 | 7 | 22,408 | 106,844 | Aug 29 2003 | |
| 2 | 1,510,000 | - | 2,016,283 | 297 | n/a | |
| 4 | 298 | 1 | 1,870 | 86 | n/a | |
| 4 | 298 | 271 | 1,870 | 86 | n/a | |
| 4 | 163,000 | 5 | 2,025,622 | 807 | Mar 11 2005 |
| 3 | 3,720 | 171 | 36,472 | 226,223 | Nov 11 1996 |
| 5 | 92,200 | 448 | 22,475 | 43,163 | Jan 25 1999 | |
| 3 | 100 | 452 | 645 | 2,437,134 | Sep 22 2002 | |
What you are seeing above is table of the top 10 sites for organic pest control and their basic SEO attributes. You will go through your phrases for each cluster recording this information. As you work down the list you will eventually get a good idea of what each cluster is shaping up to be. You can stop once the data starts showing the same sites showing up over and over or if you think you can now understand the level of competition for this cluster. I mentioned before that there are no specific numbers ranges that are good or bad. This is because each market is unique and has too many variables to explain in this guide. But rather treat this data as relative and go with the phrases or problems that will be the easiest to exploit. As you work with this process you will gain the advantage of the seasoned eye and will be able to use this data in a most powerful fashion. Then you will be able to come up with an action plan as to what priority you will be applying to what phrases and potential sub markets when you are ready to start your SEO efforts or validating your Niche Market. This is a somewhat advanced technique and I don’t expect everyone to master this right away.
If you have made it this far I salute you for putting up with this long winded article. This guide is based on my 10 years of keyword research. My goal was to show you the essential steps in keyword research. I am always looking to improve this guide and I would appreciate any feedback, be it good or bad.
Help me to help you master this essential skill.
Mainly I would like to know was this helpful?
Why or why not.
Warmest regards,
Geoff Dyck
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