If you generate a "highly targeted" keyword list of 3,000 keywords and you don't know search frequency, amount of competition for any of keywords, Adword bid cost or approximate Adsense value, what do you do from there?

ANSWER: Start over.

Some marketers like to say that Wordtracker is just "So Expensive"! Have you seen price of a "Value Meal" at McDonald's lately? "SuperSize It" and you've spent about same amount of money that it would cost to gain access to Wordtracker for a day. As of writing of this article, a one-day subscription to Wordtracker costs $7.65.

If you've never used Wordtracker before, you can easily learn all of "how to's" in a few hours by using their tutorials, which are very well done. Now you still have 20 hours to do intelligent keyword research. You'll have answers to important questions that you really should be asking, and you'll have spent a whopping $7.65. Now that's an outstanding value.

Just because someone creates a software application that "automates" work for you doesn't necessarily mean that information you'll generate is worth anything.

Would you rather have...

- A big fat hairy list of 3,000 keywords with no real useful information about any of them.

OR

- A truly valuable list of keywords with search frequency and amount of competition for each and every keyword.

Choose latter.

Begin with end in mind. Formulate a plan. Think through your entire project and strategize.

When you learn how to use Wordtracker efficiently, you'll be able to research 10 niche markets in a day without breaking a sweat.

When it comes to keyword research, there are some shortcuts that you can take by using services like Wordtracker and even some very good software programs, but don't give in to temptation to shift gray matter into idle.

There are effective ways to build content sites and there are other "click a button and build a bazillion page site" methods. The shelf life of latter is getting shorter every week.

In words of great Aretha Franklin, "Think. Thinka-think."

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Jinky C. Mesias is a lover of simple things and of nature. She spends most of her time reading and writing poetry.