Comments on: SEO – Fishing or hunting? http://www.richardshepherd.com/seo-fishing-or-hunting/ Making the web. Better looking. Sun, 25 Jul 2010 16:29:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Rich http://www.richardshepherd.com/seo-fishing-or-hunting/comment-page-1/#comment-92 Rich Wed, 17 Jun 2009 11:23:34 +0000 http://www.richardshepherd.com/?p=558#comment-92 Cheers KJ - But will the term "Wimbledon 2009" ever be a money phrase? Should tennis ball and racquet manufacturers target it? And, more importantly, will users who search the phrase 'wimbledon 2009' really want to buy tennis stuff? Maybe. I just wish the SERPS weren't cluttered with SEO'd rubbish. Bring on semantic search!! Cheers KJ – But will the term “Wimbledon 2009″ ever be a money phrase? Should tennis ball and racquet manufacturers target it?

And, more importantly, will users who search the phrase ‘wimbledon 2009′ really want to buy tennis stuff? Maybe.

I just wish the SERPS weren’t cluttered with SEO’d rubbish. Bring on semantic search!!

]]> By: Ken Jones http://www.richardshepherd.com/seo-fishing-or-hunting/comment-page-1/#comment-90 Ken Jones Wed, 17 Jun 2009 10:48:11 +0000 http://www.richardshepherd.com/?p=558#comment-90 Well thought out argument Rich, you're really starting to understand the value of regular keyword research. Remember as well that there's lots of value to be had from regularly checking your analytics to find which keyphrases are bringing you visitors who do convert towards your site's goals. I've got a feeling that if the target term you mentioned at the top of this post has as much competition as that, then it probably is a tried and tested "money phrase.". Oh, and I know Wimbledon is on (I can tell because it's raining outside) but all those tennis puns went well over the line (Fault! You cannot be serious! etc etc ;-) Well thought out argument Rich, you’re really starting to understand the value of regular keyword research. Remember as well that there’s lots of value to be had from regularly checking your analytics to find which keyphrases are bringing you visitors who do convert towards your site’s goals. I’ve got a feeling that if the target term you mentioned at the top of this post has as much competition as that, then it probably is a tried and tested “money phrase.”. Oh, and I know Wimbledon is on (I can tell because it’s raining outside) but all those tennis puns went well over the line (Fault! You cannot be serious! etc etc ;-)

]]> By: seo specialist http://www.richardshepherd.com/seo-fishing-or-hunting/comment-page-1/#comment-91 seo specialist Wed, 17 Jun 2009 05:36:19 +0000 http://www.richardshepherd.com/?p=558#comment-91 seo must do their job accordingly, they should not make false keywords or phrases in order to gather plenty of visitors in its website. it is a waste of time for the consumer to view the page because the keywords are not connected with the site. it is not about the quantity of visitors but the buyers that buys stuff. seo must do their job accordingly, they should not make false keywords or phrases in order to gather plenty of visitors in its website. it is a waste of time for the consumer to view the page because the keywords are not connected with the site. it is not about the quantity of visitors but the buyers that buys stuff.

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