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Trouble making up a keyword map

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JeffBlanc last edited by

I’m starting my first blog and I’m in the phase of making a keyword map.

Now I’m not sure about how it done and if it is done right.

I would be thankfull if you’d be so kind to check it out and tell me if it’s good or not and what should change.

PM me if you wanna help me, I'll send out the excel file.

P.S.S.: For those who help out, don’t mind the almost empty transactional column, ignore that, just advice on how it is ordered.
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JeffBlanc @SteveTheWoodsman last edited by

Sent you a PM
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SteveTheWoodsman last edited by

Honestly, Rand did a WBF that really covers keyword mapping really well:
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/mapping-keywords-to-content-for-maximum-impact-whiteboard-friday

I'd be glad to take a look at your spreadsheet but it'd probably be tomorrow before I could give you a response.
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dawnieando last edited by

How far have you got with it Jeff?

Do you have anything live yet?
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