-make a session for every root word you want to work on

then

2. Select

Compare all words you produced with words you found with keywords search tool on net, see if they repeat often and where they range in keyword list

-reduce list -highlights words you read often -do not delete words you didn't find in search tools -there are different uses for same keyword?

3. Choose

When you have to choose brainstorming process is over. Go on your favourite search engine and type every single word and all combinations of them you choose, to see who already uses them and how.

At end you will have some "new" keywords to use. If you are not satisfied with them, you can always start again.

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Mental Health Net: Online Addiction

So, what should you do if you find yourself becoming a victim of this new electronic addiction?

First, don't panic. Second, consider sitting down with a pencil and notepad -- and doing some good, old-fashioned brainstorming!

My advice is to get “FOCUSED”. There's a fine line between being distracted by Net and actually being addicted to it.

Because of depth of information available online, there’s a danger that instead of doing research you should be doing to find right opportunity that you can turn into a successful business, you start doing 'biz op tango' and start surfing completely unrelated sites.

It takes consistent effort in ONE business in order to make money online.

Choose a primary business and once that is making a nice profit every month, you can then consider researching other business opportunities to add additional streams of income to your portfolio.

This simple approach will prevent you from going overboard and becoming an Internet Addict.

If you dilute your time, energy and marketing by being distracted by Net and actually becoming addicted to it, your personal and business life will inevitably suffer and you’ll probably end up worse off than before.