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Key Word Analysis Report
Site name: jeffcohen.com
Date: March 2, 2006
This report will help you decide on the best keywords for your website.
Amateurs guess - Professionals know - with this Report you'll know which are the best keywords to drive more traffic to your sites.
Effective Search Engine Optimization Depends on Choosing the Best Keywords
What are the "best" keywords?
We compile a database of terms that people search for with the major search engine.
The report below is and the resulting keywords are derived form list of keywords you supplies us.
Definition of meanings terms used in the report below:
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KEI: compares the Count result (number of times a keyword has appeared in our data) with the number of competing web pages to pinpoint exactly which keywords are most effective for your campaign.
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Count: This shows the number of times a particular keyword has appeared in our database.
E.g. Our database currently holds 404958589 words. A count of 147 tells us that this particular word has appeared 147 times in (this is over 90 days).
Our keywords are taken from major metacrawlers (a service that queries all the main search engines simultaneously).
Our main sources are Metacrawler and Dogpile, the two largest Metacrawlers on the net. Metacrawlers have the major advantage of matching the search profile of the search engines very closely. But are not subject to the same kind of skew from software robots that continually check web site and pay per bid positions. -
24HRS: This shows the number of times a particular keyword has appeared in our database.
E.g. Our database currently holds 404958589 words. A count of 147 tells us that this particular word has appeared 147 times in (this is over 90 days).
Our keywords are taken from major metacrawlers (a service that queries all the main search engines simultaneously).
Our main sources are Metacrawler and Dogpile, the two largest Metacrawlers on the net. Metacrawlers have the major advantage of matching the search profile of the search engines very closely. But are not subject to the same kind of skew from software robots that continually check web site and pay per bid positions. -
Competing: Each keyword has been submitted to the search engine and the number of competing web pages given in response.
The lower the competition the easier you will find it to reach the top using this keyword.
If you see a zero (0), this means that the search engine/directory genuinely returned no results for a key-phrase. This may not categorically mean that there are zero results in the engine's database; the engine may be temporarily offline (this happens quite a lot with Open Directory). However as far as our results are concerned, the engine still reports zero results and is treated as a legitimate count.
If you see a minus one (-1), this means that we was unable to determine the number of competing results. You may occasionally get a -1 in a batch of good results. However it is unlikely as we reworks zero counts, overloaded engine errors, engine timeouts, etc.
If the entire result set is composed of 0's and -1's then that means that the engine has changed its display or is pointing at a different url. Either way, it will appear in our logs and a technician will fix it inside 24 hours.
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