Search traffic analysis

In the last post on Keyword analysis, I've shared with everyone on the various FREE keyword analysis tools that are readily available, so before we begin on today's post. Let's put on our thinking caps and....

Ponder this :

• How are you utilizing the available free tools ?
  
• And how are you optimizing your keyword search ?

In this post today, I'll be sharing a tool in analyzing your natural search traffic. Without further delay, here's the indispensable FREE tool for your search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM) : 103bees, The all in one tool in analyzing your search engine traffic.








So, what does the tool provide you with ?












Latest search hits
Providing you with latest search engine hits for your website,
along with the landing page and search engine information.
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Top query keywords
What are the most popular keywords used by your visitor in finding your website.
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Search engines
Understand where search traffic is coming from
(google ? Yahoo ? Or ?) and how you can optimize
your search based on that.
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Search engine rankings
Identify the top search terms rankings for your website and optimize your search efforts.

Related keywords
Identify the related keywords in search queries.
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Long Tail
Identify whether your website search term popularity is a Short Head’ (few search terms that bring lots of traffic) or a ‘Long Tail’ (many search terms with only a few search hits each).

Top landing pages
Identify which are your top landing pages.
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So, how do you start analyzing and optimize your search ?
Register for a FREE account and simply just tag the single line of Javascript code provided by 103bees onto your desired web pages.

Now isn't it time to take action and try it out for yourself.
Time to optimize your search.

Here's the previous post:
. Keyword analysis

Keyword analysis

Before we begin....
Ponder on the following...

• What are the keywords your potential or existing consumers, keyed into Google or any search engine and lands onto your website or landing page ?

• What are the most common search terms they keyed and came about to your website ? Having known all the key search terms, how are you optimizing it ?
  

• Take a look at your competitors websites. How are they working on their SEO (search engine optimization) and what keywords link their potential or existing consumers to them ? What keywords are they focusing on ?

In this post, I'll be sharing some of the keyword tools (FREE) for you to use either for your personal blog or your business. Through this, hopefully you get a sense of your keyword performance and how you can optimize it.

(i) Keyword suggestion tool: Wordtracker
Enter a starting keyword to generate up to 100 related keywords
and an estimate of their daily search volume.

(ii) Search Term Suggestion Tool: Keyword Discovery
Simply type a seed keyword in the below field and have
KeywordDiscovery generate the top 100 keywords for you.

(iii) Keyword map for the internet: KwMap

(iv) Google AdWords: Keyword-Tool
Use the Keyword Tool to get new keyword ideas.

(v) Google AdWords: Traffic Estimator
Quick traffic estimates for new keywords

(vi) SEOBook : Keyword Suggestion Tool
Links to Google Trends, Google Suggest, Google Synonyms,
Yahoo! Suggest, and Keyword Discovery keyword research results.

(vii) SEO ToolSet: Traffic Check
This tool will produce an estimate of daily search activity for a
specific keyword phrase on the internet across the major search engines.

How are optimizing your search ?

Here's some related post:
. Competitive Analysis Tool - Part 1: Google Trends
. Competitive Analysis Tool - Part 2 : compete
. 2007 Recap: Top Searches