Keyphrase help
Simon
I have me asked to do some work on a firends sportsbook/casino site.
I am desperately trying to find keyphrases for him so that we can put
some meta tags in and generate some traffic.
2 questions.
1) all the keyphrases are VERY popular and have dreadful KEI, can
anyone please give me pointers?
2) I am British, their audience is mainly American, do Americans use
the words
Gamble, Bet or Wager more often? Odds or lines?
Hope someone can help me as I am just trying to fo a friend a favour
to help them get off the ground.
THANKS!!!
Simon
Amanda Tapping, A Movie 1979
like something you'd see in a Twilight Zone episode ("He wagered his
life.....") or something a cowboy would say if he wanted to
sound....like an 1880s cowboy: "I'll wager ya, partner."
My estimate of percentages regarding these words spoken at American
casinos:
Gamble - 45%
Bet - 45%
Wager - 10%
But I've never been to a casino so what do I know?
Amanda Tapping, A Movie
Blue Wind, Berkeley, 1979.
si...@webpositionexpert.com (Simon) wrote in message news:
> 2) I am British, their audience is mainly American, do Americans use
> the words Gamble, Bet or Wager more often? Odds or lines?
> Simon
SEO Dave
wrote:
>I hope that someone will be kind enough to help me.
>I have me asked to do some work on a firends sportsbook/casino site.
>I am desperately trying to find keyphrases for him so that we can put
>some meta tags in and generate some traffic.
>
>2 questions.
>
>1) all the keyphrases are VERY popular and have dreadful KEI, can
>anyone please give me pointers?
Look for niche phrases and optimise extremely well.
>2) I am British, their audience is mainly American, do Americans use
>the words
>Gamble, Bet or Wager more often? Odds or lines?
Wordtrackers results will tend to be US biased-
gamble
proctor and gamble 724 762
proctor & gamble 392 413
procter and gamble 374 394
procter & gamble 320 337
gamble 298 314
proctor gamble 80 84
procter gamble 55 58
gamble house 50 53
bet
bet awards 6897 7263
bet 1067 1124
free bets uk 454 478
bet wwts 253 266
ultimate bet 122 128
bet uncut 114 120
lost bet 94 99
wager
pascal's wager 28 29
nfl wager 27 28
wager 23 24
wagers 20 21
pascals wager 12 13
ralph wager 12 13
major wager 10 11
betting
sports betting 560 590
betting 229 241
online sports betting 167 176
off track betting 155 163
football betting 145 153
online betting 144 152
horse betting 114 120
sport book betting 92 97
horse race betting 83 87
horse racing betting 71 75
roulette betting strategy 68 72
free betting systems 65 68
gambling
online gambling 10038 10570
gambling 1710 1801
internet gambling 405 426
gambling online 296 312
casino gambling 249 262
gambling addiction 133 140
sports gambling 107 113
I know which I'd go with.
>Hope someone can help me as I am just trying to fo a friend a favour
>to help them get off the ground.
>
>THANKS!!!
>
>Simon
David
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http://www.search-engine-optimization-services.co.uk/
Simon
Many thanks for the help David,
I also use wordtracker and have the same results.
I am in a fix over this one though.
There is very static text on the pages and they are not going to add any either.
The site itself does very well for a couple of important KPs,
so should I go for words with great KEI (but not a high count) or overused words ?
most other sites i work on are easy but this one has me in a fix!
Regards
Simon
SEO Dave
wrote:
>Many thanks for the help David,
>I also use wordtracker and have the same results.
>I am in a fix over this one though.
>
>There is very static text on the pages and they are not going to add any either.
>
>The site itself does very well for a couple of important KPs,
>so should I go for words with great KEI (but not a high count) or overused words ?
>
>most other sites i work on are easy but this one has me in a fix!
>
>Regards
>Simon
The above depends a lot on the site. If you have a site with loads of
links and someone who can get many more then go for the hard phrases.
On the other hand if they are scratching their head for ideas to
generate new links or it's not a priority site go for the easier
phrases (you can always change direction later).
I always go after the hard SERPs first and leave the easy SERPs to
chance for my sites (or when I have the spare time).
David
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http://www.search-engine-optimization-services.co.uk/