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April 23, 2008
Boring everyday root words that are super high KEI
Greetings,
I wanted to touch on the topic of using mundane, ordinary everyday words to help you expose exceptionally high KEI phrases. If you've read my e-book Wordtracker Magic, you'll know where I'm going. If not, you can get the original version by signing up to my Free daily SEO tip of the Day.
In the meantime, let's dip into Wordtracker data with the root of:
"letter"
Here we go....
"Already Written Love Letter" KEI 392.0 8 competing
"List of Goodbye Letters" KEI 484.0 1 competing
"Learn how to Write Bubble Letters" KEI 484.0 1 competing
"How To Write A Guardianship Letter" KEI 529.0 1 competing
"Student Absence Letters" KEI 536.5 391 competing
"letter retirement sample" KEI 546.8 1090 competing
"Excuse Letters for School" KEI 682.7 6 competing
"Free Thank You Letter Samples" KEI 819.8 26 competing
"Love Letters to Write to a Boyfriend" KEI 873.0 275 competing
"EXAMPLE OF FUND RAISING LETTERS" KEI 900.0 1 competing
(probably because of the caps - don't trust it)
Plus even more telling phrases such as:
"Apology Letter for Cheating" KEI 901.3 3 competing
"Funny Goodbye Letters" KEI 963.0 30 competing
"Sample Letter of Sympathy Condolence" KEI 1020.0 153 competing
"Love Letter Saying Sorry" KEI 1204.0 6 competing
"Sweet Love Letter Sample" KEI 1760.0 7 competing
"Goodbye Letter for CO Workers KEI 25,950 3 competing
"Sample of Letter of Resolution" KEI 103,400 3 competing
Plus a ton more.
I hope you enjoyed todays observations. If you want a few more tips
on using Wordtracker to find good data fast, then
please read:
15 Keyword research Tips for finding the Hottest Niche Phrases Quickly
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John Alexander
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Posted by John at April 23, 2008 11:46 PM