I usually use the built-in keyword research tool in senuke, as it does most of the work for me, other than picking the good keywords. – Which is quite simple once I have the data.

But the most important thing, is to find the keywords that give the highest ROI, with least amount of time spent. I only focus on keywords I know I can dominate, and I always do. I’m not great a creating websites, but I know how to make a SEO-optimized wordpress blog. Then all I have to do is to include my long-tail keyword in the title of the post,in the tags, and a few times in the main body of the post. I might also submit an article if neccesary. Then I go for dominating the entire frontpage of google with web 2.0. – Which is quite simple. I personally use senuke for this, but it can easily be done manually, and it doesn’t take that long.

But Preben, how about the keyword research?

Yes, I’ll tell you.

I use a combination of wordtracker and google keywords. Then, all I do to analyse the competition, is to use the little-known command in google called “allintitle”. It tells me how many competing websites are using my long-tail keyword in their own title.

It might even be for a keyword phrase that gets 29million results when you do a normal search for it, but only 9 of them have the entire long-tail keyword in their title. If that is the case, I will definately go for that keyword.

Another thing I look at, is if there are any web 2.0 sites in the search, and how they rank.If there is a digg post with the entire keyword in the title, and they have claimed the 78.th spot in google, I might think twice. But unless that is the case, I’ll go for it.

Once I have gathered a list of good keywords with little “title” competition, I’ll start writing blog posts with the keywords in the titles, and submit several unique stories to digg, propeller,furl etc. with different titles, but still keeping the keyword phrase intact. That will give me several spots on the front page of google, for each post. And it goes fast too!

So to sum up how to find keywords and dominate them:

1. Gather a list of long-tail keywords with a good number of searches on wordtracker and google.
2. Analyse the degree of competition in google, by using the “allintitle:yourkeyword”(without hyphens) command in google, and sort your list after the number of competing websites with your keyword in the title.
3. Register a domain with your main keyword in it. Use .com, .net or .org, as I have found them easiest to rank well.
4. Install WordPress, tweak it as you like and create a blogpost for each of your keywords with your “weak-competition” keywords in the titles, and write a blogpost like you would have written an article. (With tags etc.)
5. Optimize your blog for SEO, and ping it at pingler.
6. Submit each of your blog posts to social media sites with unique titles and content, still keeping the keyword phrase intact in the title.
7. Submit the RSS feeds for all of the posts to loads of RSS feed aggregators.
8. Submit articles for the posts that doesn’t make it to the degree of domination you want.
9. Enjoy your traffic!

P.S. You might want to spread it out to avoid getting sandboxed by Google.

Now, which technique do you use?

Yes, these are your friends in the battle for first page rankings!

There are many ways to dominate the search engines these days, as well as many different software and programs to do this using web 2.0 sites.

In this post, I just want to post a few really important tips you should know, before choosing your way of using web 2.0.

My number *1* tip here is this:

Make every social bookmarking submission at least 30% different from the rest!

I hope you got that. It’s really the best tip if you want to have several social bookmarks on the first pages of google and others. Not neccesarily worth it if you have a post that’s going to get bookmarked by many others, or dugg or anything similar, but this is for search engines.

The reason? – Search engine dupe filters.

They will not show duplicate content in searches, as well as backlinks will not count.

So remember this when choosing a social submitter.

This is also why article submitters doesn’t work. – Unless they have a spinner implemented, that allows you to check the uniqueness of the article.

The same rule applies to all content online. So if you’re submitting articles, social bookmarks, video’s etc. Make sure you vary the description.

Here we also have a great advantage of submitting your RSS feed to rss feed sites. – Simply because they usually don’t have a description.

Make sure you optimize for a keyword though, even if you’re spinning you should have your long-tail keyword optimized, by NOT spinning it.

If you’re submitting manually to social bookmarking sites, I would recommend starting with digg.com, as they are quite strict on duplicate content.

Then I’d say propeller and furl. Digg is most important though, as the others usually rank high as well.

For doing all of this spins and submissions, I’d recommend using SeNuke, as stated earlier.

Results are coming now, although not a big rise in traffic, but that’s because of the ever-competetive internet marketing niche.

I’ll post real results when I try it in another niche, so keep in touch!

- Preben

P.S. A list of rss feed submission sites, as well as social bookmarking sites are coming up soon!

Enjoy!

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I made a quick lens about the SEO product “SEO Arsenal”, and it got indexed within a day, and nr. 1 ranking for the search term “SEO Arsenal” ( Without the dashes)

The search term “SEO Arsenal” have 799,000 competing websites, yet I got the first place for a lens made in less than an hour.
You can view it at www.squidoo.com/seoarsenal.

As well as getting high rank in the search engines, you can also build squidoo lenses to get backlinks to your website, as well as good traffic.
But you must remember to provide good info. And don’t write dishonest reviews of products you have never tried. Although you might make money right away, it will not be a long-term income, as people might read an honest review somewhere else, or buy the product – to find out it is crap. Useless. A waste of money. Then they will most probably never buy any products you recommend later in your other lenses.

Other than that, the might have read several other reviews that say “They LOVE It!!!”
If you post some bad things about the product, as well as the good ones, ( focusing on the good ones of course!) your review will be a lot more credible.
Pros and Cons of using Squidoo to make money online:

Pros:

 It’s totally free, and doesn’t require any special skills.
 It’s easy to make, register, and promote. – And you can make as many lenses as you like, but not more than 10 on one account ( read Squidoo Profits for more info about this )
 You can get first page rank for many competitive search terms
 You can get more traffic, and links to your websites, for better SE ranking.
 You can meet new people, and get potential business partners.
 You can make decent money in very few days.
 It’s fun!

Cons:

o You can lose your rank in the SE’s quite fast if you don’t update your lens often enough.
o You need to know something
o The statistics are slow…

That’s really all the bad things I can say about Squidoo as a way of making money!

Conclusion:

Squidoo is a great, simple, effective and fast way of making money online!
You don’t really need to know a lot about IM either!
Definitely one of the best methods for people who haven’t made much online yet.

Plus, it can boost your business quite fast as well, not only by making money directly from it,
but by giving you traffic, and backlinks as well.

Enjoy your lens-creation!

- Preben