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  1. Get nice back links for new website
  2. I have a new website.
  3. How can I get some nice backlinks to my site (like sites/forum/directories)?
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  15. also does posting in directories works?
  16. Try guest blogging at relevant sites to your niche.
  17. Sign up relevant forums to your field.
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  21. Start with Foundation links, social links and profile links with all naked URL and Brand name Anchor text. Then do a Press Release with brand links only. Then start building keyword links last.
  22. Hire an Outsourcer on Upwork with excellent reviews. You'll need guest posts, infographic, social media and video links and a whole lot more but this will get you started.
  23. I have a new website.
  24. How can I get some nice backlinks to my site (like sites/forum/directories)?
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  26. also does posting in directories works?
  27. Check out RankdSEO backlink directory
  28. There are many techniques you can employ, but as heads up...
  29. Write excellent content and apply the skyscraper technique, or go out and do superior guest blogging... You will get a ton of links :)
  30. Try guest posting on blogs which have authority and are relevant to your niche. You will need to search for blogs in your niche, contact blog owners and create a content that will be related to their writing terms and include your link in it. You can employ blog outreach services that work with bloggers and contribute content on regular basis.
  31. You should analyze the strategy of your competitors and follow some of them.
  32. Then try blog commenting, forum postings, guest posting, directory submission etc.
  33. But do it for quality backlinks! And success will be near
  34. I have a new website.
  35. Then linkbuilding should be last thing on your mind/list. How old is it actually?
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  37.  
  38. 2. Keywords
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  40. As search queries trigger ads through keyword matching, your keywords are a great indicator of customer intent.
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  42. By cross-referencing keywords with the landing page the final URL sends the user to, you can find further room for website improvement.
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  44. This requires evaluation of how far the landing page matches the expectation of the search query that triggered their keywords.
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  46. For example, if someone searches “buy red shoes” and comes through your exact match keyword, it would be most logical to send them to a page that lists only red shoes.
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  48. A page displaying shoes of all colors is going to make it more difficult for the user to find what they’re really looking for.
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  50. When you’re in a high-cost industry, it’s vital you ground your keywords in the specific vertical you service.
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  52. Bidding on “lawyer” may be cheaper than “truck accident lawyer” but will cost you more in the long run (via bad leads and diluted CTR leading to a lower quality score).
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  54. It can be tempting to go after high volume terms. Yet those terms are usually highly competitive and have artificially high auction prices because the big players want them.
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  56. Close variants, the bane of single keyword ad group (SKAG) lovers, is a lifeline for these concepts.
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  58. When someone types in “training” they may be looking for a DIY solution or a certification.
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  60. How to Use Keyword Intent to Boost PPC Performance
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  62. Typing in “trainer” implies they’re looking for an actual trainer to help them on their journey.
  63.  
  64. How to Use Keyword Intent to Boost PPC Performance
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  66. Bidding on the “ing” variant will give you access to the “er” variant, usually at a discount.
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  68. It’s also important to honor when a keyword is a “mobile-first” keyword, or predisposed to be searched on a mobile device over desktop/tablets.
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  70. Mobile devices require you to bid for the #1 spot because only the first ad is guaranteed to serve fully above the fold. A keyword concept with a wide range between “top of page” and “first position” likely is a mobile first keyword concept.
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  72. Depending on your budget for keywords, as well as your mobile sales funnel, those keywords may be better served on Bing’s desktop heavy search network.
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  74. Given that the average cost per click is 45 percent cheaper, it can also open up keyword concepts you would have had to bench due to bid to budget ratio.
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  76. Locations & Schedules
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  78. Few advertisers factor location and time into their keyword planning, but both have a decided impact on auction price.
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  80. If you target the U.S., Google will put your budget in California, Texas, Florida, and New York, in varying orders. If those locations are not where you do your best business, or if their auction prices are not ideal, you’ll want to adjust via bid adjustments and exclusions.
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  82. Different industries will have different times when competition is high. Depending on the keyword concept, you may decide to limit the ad schedule to your best times, rather than 24/7.
  83.  
  84. Customer Journey
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  86. The factors of the customer journey include:
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  88. SERP analysis.
  89. Strategic focus.
  90. Audiences.
  91. Keyword intent largely comes down to the quality of the search engine result pages (SERPs).
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  93. There are a plethora of keyword planning tools, but none provide insights like assessing the SERPs for the keywords you’re considering.
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  95. A SERP will fall somewhere on the scale between research-oriented and transactional.
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  97. Research oriented SERPs will have mostly organic listings, with a few ads at the bottom (or none at all).
  98.  
  99. How to Use Keyword Intent to Boost PPC Performance
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  101. Transactional oriented SERPs will have at least 2-3 ads at the top (if not the full four pack).
  102.  
  103. How to Use Keyword Intent to Boost PPC Performance
  104.  
  105. Mobile blurs the line, as Google tends to serve ads on “research-oriented” mobile SERPs.
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  107.  
  108. The rise of voice search and conversational queries has played a big role in the prominence of mobile ads (mobile queries have an urgency about them that paid media is predisposed to serve).
  109.  
  110. In their quest to provide the best user experience, Google correctly honed-in on user buying journeys beginning with mobile.
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  112. This is why precluding mobile from campaigns can cause lapses in performance: while the conversion may take place on desktop, the engagements that begin the relationship take place across devices.
  113.  
  114. On the subject of buying cycle, we would be remiss if we didn’t touch on the strategic importance of each stage of the cycle and which keywords/initiatives play into each.
  115.  
  116. Match-Types & Intent Clues
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  118. Most advertisers shun broad match and exalt exact (or phrase if they are risk averse and don’t like the new rules of exact).
  119.  
  120. How to Use Keyword Intent to Boost PPC Performance
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  122. Yet, depending on the stage of the account/what campaign the keyword serves, there may be a place for broad keyword concepts/match-types.
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  124. Folks who bid on the term “lawyer” or “CRM” on phrase match, are entering into just as broad pool of queries as someone bidding on “personal injury lawyer with high win rates” or “cheap and easy to use CRM systems” on broad because you’re only locking in the one term on phrase.
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  126. The more specific the keyword/query, the easier time Google (and Bing) will have in deciphering the intent, and in turn, feel more confident serving ads on SERPs.
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  128. The more “transactional” searches performed, the more likely they are to receive ads (even if different ads serve). If the searches remain “research” oriented, and no ads are clicked in the process, the keyword won’t trigger ads for that user.
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