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  1. My Dreadful Habit – Forgetting About Keyword Research 24 June 2009

    Ken McGaffin: I know keywords are important. It never ceases to amaze me just how much I can find out about what people are looking for, how many different ways I can find to express the same idea, how many great content ideas I can generate or how many niche markets I can discover. The possibilities are as limitless as the English language.

    But sometimes, all I want to do is write.

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  2. Wordtracker Beta Tool Tutorial Video 5 May 2009

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  3. Join Us At SMX London (18-19th May) With 15% Off Entry 1 May 2009

    You can learn about the basics and the cutting edge of SEO, PPC and social media marketing at an SEO show. Professionals can meet their fellows and those in the market to recruit professionals can hear them speak and have a chat.

    Find out for yourself with a 15% discount on entry to SMX London, 18-19th May, if you quote this code: WTUK09. Register here.

    Mark Nunney and Mal Darwen will be there so say hello if you see them.

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  4. Can the Number of Adwords Help You Discover a Profitable Niche? 15 April 2009

    The late Gary Halbert used to ask the following question of his students at his copywriting seminars:

    "If you and I both owned a hamburger stand and we were in a contest to see who could sell the most hamburgers, what advantages would you most like to have on your side to help you win?"

    Answers from his students included: getting superior meat to make the hamburgers, a superior location, or even having the lowest price.

    Once the students had exhausted themselves, Gary would offer them all the advantages they asked for if he could have just one--

    "A starving crowd!"

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  5. Join The Conversation With Wordtracker On Twitter 10 March 2009

    Join @wordtracker on Twitter to share ideas, network and hear the latest Wordtracker news.

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