Comments on: Article Stretching And Repurposing http://keithjameslock.com/article-stretching-repurposing/ Learn to make money online Sat, 24 Jul 2010 17:11:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Paul Anderson http://keithjameslock.com/article-stretching-repurposing/comment-page-1/#comment-18232 Paul Anderson Wed, 16 Sep 2009 08:22:42 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=1131#comment-18232 Hi Keith, As someone just getting in to this, I first of all followed your advice to get the Godaddy.com unlimited account. I tried and liked the Linux hosting but the economics of multiple accounts did not make sense. So after an initial teething problem getting the MySQL databases set up I am now good to go on that. This article is great for the rest of things "to do". I had done a little so far but the rest is great information. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Good Luck, Paul Anderson Hi Keith,

As someone just getting in to this, I first of all followed your advice to get the Godaddy.com unlimited account. I tried and liked the Linux hosting but the economics of multiple accounts did not make sense. So after an initial teething problem getting the MySQL databases set up I am now good to go on that.

This article is great for the rest of things “to do”. I had done a little so far but the rest is great information.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

Good Luck,
Paul Anderson

]]> By: Keith James Lock http://keithjameslock.com/article-stretching-repurposing/comment-page-1/#comment-18131 Keith James Lock Mon, 14 Sep 2009 20:55:24 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=1131#comment-18131 The SEOT and SEOC depends on what you want to do with the keyword and how confident you are with your link building skills. 100 and 60,000 I feel, are good numbers for the process above (getting traffic from 3rd party authority sites). As part of the process above, the content you submit will contain backlinks to an existing web site in most cases. You will be able to control the anchor text most of the time, so you can be linking to a site that targets a specific keyword. You can look at figures with higher competition when building a site (even as high as 250,000 or more), because it's more of a long term thing, being that it's your own site. Plus you may want to look at keywords with more traffic if you can find them. As for the strength of competition, I just follow along with what they do in Commission Blueprint 2. I look for keywords that do not have more than one competitor with a ‘Y’ (a Yes) in ALL the YAH, Title, URL, Desc & Head columns. Then I make sure there are at least two sites with a Pagerank of 3 or below in the top 10. Then I look to make sure there are at least two sites with less than 50 backlinks to the page (BLP). If I satisfy all 3 criteria, then I use that keyword for a site I want to build. However, when following the process outlined in the above article I'm more lenient regarding the strength of competition because the content will be on high traffic, high PR sites. Hope that makes sense. The SEOT and SEOC depends on what you want to do with the keyword and how confident you are with your link building skills. 100 and 60,000 I feel, are good numbers for the process above (getting traffic from 3rd party authority sites).

As part of the process above, the content you submit will contain backlinks to an existing web site in most cases. You will be able to control the anchor text most of the time, so you can be linking to a site that targets a specific keyword. You can look at figures with higher competition when building a site (even as high as 250,000 or more), because it’s more of a long term thing, being that it’s your own site. Plus you may want to look at keywords with more traffic if you can find them.

As for the strength of competition, I just follow along with what they do in Commission Blueprint 2. I look for keywords that do not have more than one competitor with a ‘Y’ (a Yes) in ALL the YAH, Title, URL, Desc & Head columns. Then I make sure there are at least two sites with a Pagerank of 3 or below in the top 10. Then I look to make sure there are at least two sites with less than 50 backlinks to the page (BLP). If I satisfy all 3 criteria, then I use that keyword for a site I want to build. However, when following the process outlined in the above article I’m more lenient regarding the strength of competition because the content will be on high traffic, high PR sites.

Hope that makes sense.

]]> By: alan http://keithjameslock.com/article-stretching-repurposing/comment-page-1/#comment-18124 alan Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:12:39 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=1131#comment-18124 hi keith, brilliant post. its funny because i was actually just about to send you an email asking what parameters you use for market samurai when looking for keywords. So minimum of 100SEOT in exact match is a good start with less than 60000 SEOC? Can i just ask you what you would define as weak competiton? in micro niche finder you get either a red,amber or green light but in market samurai you have to determine the strength of the competition yourself. would you mind telling me what factors you consider the most important when trying to decide whether or not to target a keyword, im mean whats the most important factor? page rank? amount of backlinks? domain age? sometimes i look at the strength of competition in certain keywords and cant figure out whether or not to try and target them. hope this makes sense and that you will share your thoughts, cheers keith, alan hi keith, brilliant post. its funny because i was actually just about to send you an email asking what parameters you use for market samurai when looking for keywords. So minimum of 100SEOT in exact match is a good start with less than 60000 SEOC? Can i just ask you what you would define as weak competiton? in micro niche finder you get either a red,amber or green light but in market samurai you have to determine the strength of the competition yourself. would you mind telling me what factors you consider the most important when trying to decide whether or not to target a keyword, im mean whats the most important factor? page rank? amount of backlinks? domain age? sometimes i look at the strength of competition in certain keywords and cant figure out whether or not to try and target them. hope this makes sense and that you will share your thoughts, cheers keith, alan

]]> By: Keith James Lock http://keithjameslock.com/article-stretching-repurposing/comment-page-1/#comment-18056 Keith James Lock Sun, 13 Sep 2009 13:34:38 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=1131#comment-18056 haha yeah, I put in a lot of time, but it's so worth it, especially on the days I'm feeling lazy or busy with other things, the profits still roll in. A lot of the above is either outsourced or automated for me though. haha yeah, I put in a lot of time, but it’s so worth it, especially on the days I’m feeling lazy or busy with other things, the profits still roll in. A lot of the above is either outsourced or automated for me though.

]]> By: Tao http://keithjameslock.com/article-stretching-repurposing/comment-page-1/#comment-18055 Tao Sun, 13 Sep 2009 11:23:03 +0000 http://keithjameslock.com/?p=1131#comment-18055 That is an amazing to-do list and covers many things that I had not thought of! I do some, but certainly not all of these things. Man! Your day must be very busy!!! lol That is an amazing to-do list and covers many things that I had not thought of!
I do some, but certainly not all of these things.

Man! Your day must be very busy!!! lol

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