Search Engines: Different Types, Different Strategies

Written by Terry Nicholls


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There's a catch, of course. The most popular keywords have become quite expensive at Overture.com (the first and biggest PPC engine) and are rising atrepparttar others.

Directories

Directories are different from Search Engines in that they do not spider pages. Humans review each submission, visit each site, and decide what gets in.

Search engines and directories provide search results for each other. If a search turns up nothing inrepparttar 127778 directory's database of sites, it will showrepparttar 127779 search results from one ofrepparttar 127780 spidered engines. Allrepparttar 127781 directories use one ofrepparttar 127782 major engines.

The reverse is also true. Most Search Engines also provide directory results, in addition to their own search results. All of them use one ofrepparttar 127783 "Big 3" -- Yahoo!, Open Directory, or LookSmart.

Adapt Or Disappear

The difference betweenrepparttar 127784 types of Search Engines requires that you adapt your strategy to take maximum advantage of each engine. We'll help you with that.

For a more detailed explanation of these Search Engines, along with specific strategies and mistakes to avoid, please visit My Home-Based Business Advisor .

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KEI Concerns and CID Alternative

Written by Serge M Botans


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Given that CID is an alternative to KEI, you now have to make a decision when doing your keyword research in order to determinerepparttar marketing potential ofrepparttar 127777 best keywords to use. The decision is: shall I use KEI or CID? The answer to this question is straightforward: if you want to focus on high demand then use KEI, and if you want to focus on lower competition, then use CID.

Furthermore, based on my obervations of KEI and CID results, I have feltrepparttar 127778 need to come up with 2 rules to avoid both KEI and CID generating what I feel are inappropriately high numbers. My observation has been that these high numbers are generally generated becauserepparttar 127779 demand and/or supply numbers are too high.

These 2 rules are:

- "the 100 thousand demand rule" which states that "any keywords whose demand numbers are above 100 thousands should be ignored",

- "the 10 million supply rule" which states that "any keywords whose supply numbers are above 10 million should be ignored".

Applying these 2 rules to KEI and/or CID will help you determine more realisticallyrepparttar 127780 marketing potential of keywords.

In conclusion, CID should be seen as an alternative to KEI and not as replacement for KEI. The reason for this is that CID focusses onrepparttar 127781 competitiveness of keywords while KEI focusses onrepparttar 127782 demand.

Serge M Botans

Contact: author@cattle-ramp-seo.com Phone: 61-03-9478-7088 or 61-0415-642424 Web Site: www.cattle-ramp-seo.com

PS. I have not currently releasedrepparttar 127783 CID formula. However, you can download my program Keywords Analysis to research your keywords using KEI and/or CID www.cattle-ramp-seo.com/KeywordsAnalysis.zip

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