New to all this, any suggestion will be appreciated
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I operate an Airport Parking Agency or Secure Car Parking. Any ideas on keywords would be greeeeeeeat
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Hiya,
Your best bet to begin with would be to read the following: http://www.seomoz.org/beginners-guide-to-seo/keyword-research
And go to the Google Adwords Keyword Tool https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal
Then enter a few keywords you think might be about right. The keyword tool will suggest a bunch of others and show how many people (roughly) search using each word or phrase each month (on average).
It's a good idea to check the box for "Exact Match" on the left to get a close as possible figure.
Other than that, try a few of the keywords in Google and go on to the sites that come up (competitors for those keywords), then right click somewhere on the page (in a blank area around the outskirts) and click "View Source" (or something similar, depending on your browser).
A new page will open. Do CTRL+F to find, and type "Keywords" (without the quotes) then you should find a list of META keywords that site is using it their header. It may not be there though (if they have any sense), and it may not necessarily be good keywords either... it should give you a general feel though if you look through a bunch of them
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My suggestion would be to use the keyword tool Google provides to look at the organic and local numbers regarding those keywords and phrases.
I took a quick gander and saw a number o great keywords and phrases, but depending on your experience with SEO, budget, and understanding of the process, some phrases may be too competitive.
Keywords I would taget would include:
Airport Parking
Parking in Airport
Cheap Airport Parking
Cheap Airport Car Parking
Airport Parking Services
Car Park At Airport
Airport Park
Take a look at the list you can come up with, and rank them by number of Global or Local searches.
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