UK keyword research

Wordtracker now provides UK online marketers with the tool they need to research the keywords UK audiences search with.

You can try it out now with a free trial. You should find it considerably more useful than the competition. Unlike others, the Wordtracker UK keyword research tool:

• Does not force US spellings, eg 'colour photocopier' doesn't become 'color photocopier'. Sounds daft but yes, others do this, which rather defeats the point of being a UK tool.

• Delivers precise results - you see what was searched with. Others amalgamate plural and singular versions of words.

• Maintains the word order of keywords which other tools change. Again, other UK keyword research tools do this for some reason.

Read the following articles to find out more about how to use those UK kewyords:

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   Keyword Basics Part 1: How search engines work Posted by Ken McGaffin on 08 January 2012

   One of the most frequently asked questions from website owners is, "Why can't my site be found on Google?" They know it's important to appear in search engine results but they just don't know why it doesn't happen to them. Ken McGaffin gives this introduction to search engines in Part 1 of Wordtracker's Keyword Basics series

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   Keyword Basics Part 2: Finding keywords Posted by Mal Darwen on 07 January 2012

   In the second of our Keyword Basics series, Mal Darwen gives a simple method for finding thousands of the keywords that your customers use when they search. He then shows how easy it is to use the Wordtracker Keywords tool to organize and save those keywords so you can easily manage your site's search engine optimization and pay per click advertising.

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   Search Engine Optimization for Dummies Posted by Peter Kent on 15 November 2006

   This is a free chapter on keywords from the search engine optimization for dummies book.

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   Demystifying the radically different keyword results provided by Overture and Wordtracker Posted by Robin Nobles on 28 October 2006

   The root of all success in search engine marketing begins with keywords. Period. Get them wrong and virtually everything about your online endeavor will fail. So do so many – professional and amateur alike – buy keywords based on highly skewed numbers?

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   Keyword phrases in linking text Posted by Ken McGaffin on 27 October 2005

   Often simple things really matter. And the use of keywords in linking text is one of those simple things that turn out to be hugely important. Linking text, sometimes called anchor text, is the clickable text that takes people to another page or resource. You need to choose that text carefully.