mot-clé de notoriété
English translation: brand-related keyword
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| 4 +1 | branded keywords |
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| 4 | key-words due to fame |
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key-words due to fame Explanation: Plus leur notoriété augmentera, plus les mots-clé les concernant seront nombreux. |
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peer agreement (net): +1brand-related keyword Explanation: searchenginewatch.com/.../How-General-Keywords-Can-Influence-B... "We began our discussion on utilizing Google AdWords' Search Funnels to ... would be attributed to the brand-related keyword within AdWords. ..." www.topranksolutions.com/select-the-best-keywords/ "Selecting the best keywords is a critically important aspect of search engine ... Targeting a brand-related keyword phrases or internal corporate ..." www.smartinsights.com › ... › SEO analytics "Set C) Brand related keyword targets. It's important to understand that brand searches for your business won't just be on your brand name + ..." |
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peer agreement (net): +1branded keywords Explanation: http://www.higher-education-marketing.com/blog/branded-non-b... You were on the right track! If your brand is well-known, then you can lead searchers to look at the activities you offer. These keywords depend upon your "fame": if you're not already well-known, people will find their way to you via activity keywords, where there is a great deal more competition. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 20 hrs (2012-01-18 09:10:31 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- http://thrivalytics.com/learn-seo-web-analytics/real-life-se... "First, let me explain what non-branded keywords are. A branded<b/> keyword is a keyword that is related to the brand name, such as “Pepsi”. A non-branded keyword is a keyword that defines your product without using the brand name, such as “soft drink”. At one time I was providing web analytics and SEO for a major web development tool. They had been growing strong for over a year. In fact, they had passed their competition. However, they were aware that they needed to keep their edge. As I began searching for areas of improvement, I noticed that they were ranking in search well for their brand-related keywords<b/>. However, they were doing terrible with their non-branded keywords" The bold is mine: the keywords are branded/brand-related from the start. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 20 hrs (2012-01-18 09:13:09 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Oh dear, got my html codes wrong in my haste. Apologies. |
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