Keyword variation.
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Hello dear community,
I'm just starting to really understand how seo and in-page optimization works that to SEOMoz. I have done alot of seo for my other pages in the bad way expecting great results which acually hurt me more than help
So right now I'm working on application which takes screenshots of your desktop and upload small files on the portals you select. I have done the website (template and most of the content) but I would like to know when I'm going to start and build some links, what are some of the best keywords I should choose?
I do understand already than this is not an exact math, but any kind of help would be awesome!
I would like to focus more around "screenshot" keyword and not that much on file upload. I know I may ask kind of much, but anything is better.
With great respect,
Akhlis
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Hi Labici,
I don't really know your niche and industry so I simply went to Google's Keywords Tool and entered Screenshot and got a few keyword ideas that got pretty high search volume but low competition (long tail keywords).
Website Screenshot
screen shot software
screenshot program
Those 3 above are only examples. You can try it out yourself to find a some low competition but high search volume keyword ideas.
Furthermore, if you are a SEOmoz PRO member, you can use their keyword research tool to find keyword alternative or ideas as well.
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