Key phrase Research Half 1 – SEO Unlocked – Free website positioning Course with Neil Patel
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Welcome to a different day of website positioning Unlocked. Right this moment could be very exciting because we're going to begin the journey into keyword research.
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- Mehr zu SEO Mitte der 1990er Jahre fingen die aller ersten Suchmaschinen im Netz an, das frühe Web zu sortieren. Die Seitenbesitzer erkannten schnell den Wert einer nahmen Positionierung in den Ergebnissen und recht bald entstanden Betriebe, die sich auf die Verfeinerung qualifitierten. In Anfängen ereignete sich der Antritt oft bezüglich der Übermittlung der URL der geeigneten Seite in puncto verschiedenen Suchmaschinen. Diese sendeten dann einen Webcrawler zur Kritische Auseinandersetzung der Seite aus und indexierten sie.[1] Der Webcrawler lud die Internetpräsenz auf den Webserver der Anlaufstelle, wo ein weiteres Computerprogramm, der gern genutzte Indexer, Informationen herauslas und katalogisierte (genannte Wörter, Links zu anderweitigen Seiten). Die späten Modellen der Suchalgorithmen basierten auf Angaben, die durch die Webmaster eigenhändig existieren worden sind, wie Meta-Elemente, oder durch Indexdateien in Suchmaschinen wie ALIWEB. Meta-Elemente geben eine Gesamtübersicht mit Inhalt einer Seite, allerdings setzte sich bald heraus, dass die Benutzung dieser Hinweise nicht vertrauenswürdig war, da die Wahl der genutzten Schlüsselworte durch den Webmaster eine ungenaue Darstellung des Seiteninhalts wiedergeben vermochten. Ungenaue und unvollständige Daten in den Meta-Elementen konnten so irrelevante Internetseiten bei spezifischen Brauchen listen.[2] Auch versuchten Seitenersteller verschiedenartige Punkte in des HTML-Codes einer Seite so zu beeinflussen, dass die Seite besser in den Ergebnissen aufgeführt wird.[3] Da die frühen Search Engines sehr auf Faktoren angewiesen waren, die einzig in den Taschen der Webmaster lagen, waren sie auch sehr vulnerabel für Schindluder und Manipulationen in der Positionierung. Um bessere und relevantere Vergleichsergebnisse in Ergebnissen zu erhalten, mussten wir sich die Inhaber der Search Engines an diese Faktoren adaptieren. Weil der Gelingen einer Suchseiten davon abhängt, relevante Ergebnisse der Suchmaschine zu den gestellten Keywords anzuzeigen, konnten ungünstige Testurteile dazu führen, dass sich die Anwender nach diversen Varianten für die Suche im Web umblicken. Die Lösung der Suchmaschinen im Netz lagerbestand in komplexeren Algorithmen fürs Rang, die Aspekte beinhalteten, die von Webmastern nicht oder nur mühevoll kontrollierbar waren. Larry Page und Sergey Brin konstruierten mit „Backrub“ – dem Stammvater von Bing – eine Suchseite, die auf einem mathematischen Matching-Verfahren basierte, der mit Hilfe der Verlinkungsstruktur Websites gewichtete und dies in den Rankingalgorithmus reingehen ließ. Auch sonstige Suchmaschinen im Netz relevant bei Folgezeit die Verlinkungsstruktur bspw. gesund der Linkpopularität in ihre Algorithmen mit ein. Suchmaschinen
Thank you for detailed video!)
Did you advertise B2C? What are the features?
Hey Neil, can I copy and paste blogs on my personal website making some modifications?
I find this video difficult to follow, seriously. He starts off with a quote from Sundar Pinchai which largely ends up being mostly irrelevant and distracting. I don't mind that he points out that Google's keyword search doesn't provide you with useful information, but then he goes into Ubersuggest and starts talking about searching for terms related to shaving -is this something I'm selling in this hypothetical situation or is this something I'm guessing that my target audience is looking for? He never explains what "ranking" for a keyword is, what it means, or how it works and also never explains how he calculates things like 'SEO difficulty' -what does that number even measure? You won't know from this video. The only thing you know is that if the number is below 40 it's good. You won't know WHY it's good, just that it is.
Overall, for someone like myself who has a very limited knowledge of webpage building and SEO, this video is missing a lot of dot-connecting. It's like when you ask a computer tech why your computer isn't working and he explains to you how all the circuit boards work but doesn't boil down the issue into something that a person outside his world can understand. I've watched this video about 4 times now and I STILL don't get why I need to worry about keywords, how they're used, or whether I'm searching for keywords based on things that are relevant to my site or to the desires of my future clientele.
Good Evening…..how do rank a website for revival missions or religious beliefs when the message is pure revival message and nothing else
why is it better to use facebook audience in comparison to google analytics?
Hello Neil, thanks for the course, very inspiring. Where is the PDF "Build the keyword list"? Checked over and over, yet couldn't find it.
I can't find or download the pdf's either.
Neil: your videos are great. I am new to SEO and keywords with a site we are about to do a UX/SEO revamp, and it's been a great intro while not being overwhelming. I saw you give a talk at a conference online, and so I just wanted to say thanks. We have a lot to learn, but you got us started on a good foot.
Neil thank you for this amazing course, it is helping me sooo much! And for creating an amazing tool for marketers. I looked for the material you suggest on the video but I was not able to find some of the documents listed. I could not find the musketeer sheets. Thank you for your help! 🙂
Can I use content from Wikipedia and still get traffic for that keyword?
I am a Fiverr freelancer and I need to create GIGs headline, you know. What kind of Keyword should I choose for getting orders from clients? Like: I will do Facebook ad campaigns. But this is too competitive and I am new in this marketplace. Suggest, please.
where is the build a keyword list pdf
Certainly has the best services yet no traffic. Thanks again
Is the PDF for building your keyword list guide is still available?
Which is better. One product site, or several product site?
Hi,Neil
How Can I change the language to my native for that vedio?
The Keyword list pdf Neil spoke about at 9.05 is not available on the site or here. Please share it. Thanks
Thank you Neil for awesome video. Neil I could not find the "Build your own customer and personas" item to download from the website. Thank you.
Thank you so much
Super information with symmetrical linked up with semantic style
Amazing Sir!! But what beautiful thing about your content is it's ad free** Hattss off 👌
I couldn’t find those pdfs
Thank you Neil Patel
I am new, learn how to SEO
I'm a newbie, as you'll know by this question: what do you do with the keywords once you've identified them. Do I simply incorporate them into my product titles and descriptions, use them in posts, blogs? Or is it a field in wordpress where keywords are entered but hidden on the website (or is that a meta tag-?). See, told ya I'm a newbie.
I see my competition has like 20,000 keywords. I"m so confused. Where does the keyword go where do I suppose to put them? Are these keywords suppose to be on my website. or so I suppose to write articles. and where do I suppose to place these articles? And how do I suppose to get traffic to articles I write if I can't get traffic to my website
Very useful tips
Sorry if this obvious. Is the keyword the name of your domain name or your content
Please increase you volume…hard to hear your sweet soft voice
So helpful thank you !!!
Neil yar your voice is very low.
is it totally free ??
Love it! Thank you!
8:58
what is the file location? i just found an excel file.
Thanks for all the information you provide, but if you're recommending Ubersuggest as a free resource, please don't say that on the right side of the keyword ideas report, it shows you all the people that are ranked for that keyword when only the paid version does that. And you might want to also say that the free version won't display all of the keyword ideas.
Thanks a lot neil, you are a blessing
it's not free haaaaahaaaa
Hii neil,
I know I am not a pro in searching keywords but i follow you and search for best keywords.
While I am optimizing my site in some tools they are showing I have 0 keywords or 1 keyword what is the reason?
Where I can find Build a Keyword List PDF in Traning?
Your videos are really GREAT! I'm a big fan of yours! Will you please give me an SEO consultation for my tiny blog [FOR FREE]? If you do, it would be great. I have very little money and therefore I don't have enough to pay you. I'm just 18 years old and I'm living in a tiny rural village in Kerala, India. I like a lot like SEO, MARKETING, AND BLOGGING. I'm from a backward family, therefore I'm so poor that I don't have enough money to pay you. Please help me with SEO CONSULTATION. I request you. I need SEO CONSULTATION FOR FREE. If you accept my request, I would be very happy!
Amazing