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Boris C. October 1, 2010 at 9:58 am

I would like to know how do you define buyers’ keywords. How do you understand keyword psychology?

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moe October 1, 2010 at 8:45 pm

Hi Boris,

That’s a great question.

When doing keyword research, I follow Richard Stokes’ “behavioral categories” to categorize my keywords. In a nutshell, those categories are “Browse”, “Shop”, and “Buy”. (I will be explaining these in detail in an upcoming blog post.)

To understand the “intent” behind a keyword, I run online surveys (which is actually easier than it sounds – see my free report for how I do it).

Another way to figure out the intent behind a keyword is to use adLab’s Commercial Intent tool

Stay tuned for an upcoming blog post where I explain all of this in detail.

All the best,

Moe

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Mark Koval January 2, 2011 at 4:33 pm

Hi Moe,

Thanks for the great informational site. I am just starting my way in the internet business and I find your site very helpful. As a one who wants to do something quality, something useful, something I really believe in, not just to make money by advertising products that I either am not familiar with or just don’t believe as the ones of a good quality, what do you think is the recommended way for me? Affiliate, adsence, something else? I know I can start a blog and write about things that interest me, things I really believe in, but writing a blog isn’t really something I wanna do right now. I am more about creating niche web sites and making money from them. The way of doing that isn’t that clear to me right now. I just think that I do not want to promote products that I do not know, and buying every single product I want to promote doesn’t look very attractive to me. So, anyway, your 2 cents would be highly appreciated.

Thanks

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Moe January 3, 2011 at 1:45 pm

@Mark,

I agree with you – promoting products that you believe in is the only way to go. There are too many scammers out there promoting shoddy products as it is!

Based on your interests, I would recommend you look into affiliate marketing, possibly using pay-per-click advertising to drive traffic. But before you do, read this article.

Moe

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Mark January 3, 2011 at 7:42 pm

Thanks, Moe. I am looking forward to create a site soon. I am studying the basics right now. And your site is of great help to me.

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Tania Yager March 17, 2011 at 12:29 am

Just tried downloading your free 60 page report, step-by-step niche research report, after filling out your brief survey and could not download it for some reason.

I have enjoyed reading “How to Find Gaps in Niches, so You Can Create Your Own Clickbank Products”.

I’m literally starting out in the market and thought I would begin my learning curve via the affiliate route. No doubt looking at the small percentage who make it it is really going to be a challenge.

I’m learning a lot but it is all theory and have not put anything into practice yet! Obviously by taking action I will learn through my mistakes.

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Moe March 17, 2011 at 8:03 pm

Tania, if you still haven’t been able to download the report send me an email and I’ll get it to you: moe at keywordsblogger dot com.

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