Search Engine Optimization

Some of the tools she mentioned included”

• Dictionaries;
• Lexicons;
• Twitter search; and
• Synonym listing tools such as Google Adwords External and Synonym.com.

In the post she described how each tool can be used to come up with a more comprehensive list of keywords that will make for richer content.

Obviously this type of keywords research is only for those that are really committed to learning more about their own content AND doing the best possible SEO job. The great thing about this is that you will not only be relying on popular user data but will actually be learning about the words meaning, synonyms, and context. Due to the exhaustive nature of the research Ann does not advice that you do this for each and every keyword you wish to target but only for the core keywords in your site, the ones that you have already deemed to be most important.

In the end even if you do not end up optimising your site at least you’ll be smarter with all those words and their origin crammed in your head.
By: www.blog.smartpagerank.com