When you change the keyword databases used to conduct your research, your website traffic begins to change.

This begs the question: Why keep doing the same thing over and over by limiting yourself to one database that's likely missing those golden "buyer keywords" that make more sales?

It just makes logical sense that when you access this huge variety of keywords, the easier it is to imagine doubling your website traffic. The chances of success increase further when you implement a scientific blueprint.

By Jim Morris - NicheBOT's Founder

Sunday, 9:53 p.m. Pacific Standard Time

RE: The Master Blueprint to Keyword Success

Dear Smart Online Business Owner,

There is something that Google doesn't want you to know.

But before we get to that, I would like to ask you a few poignant questions if you've got a strong enough stomach.

For instance...

Are you sick and tired of hearing about the latest and greatest keyword research/marketing tool that will (1) grant all your wishes; (2) lead you to the land of riches; and (3) do all the work for you?

And then, the only path you're led down is to just being disappointed time and time again?

If so, then stop for a moment, take a deep breath and give yourself about 10 minutes to take into consideration what I'm about to share with you.

ONE HUGE MYTH YOU'VE BEEN LULLED INTO...

There is one huge myth that I've got to address with you right up front. Because...

You may be one of the many hundreds of thousands of people that have been lulled into thinking that Google's Free External Keyword Tool is enough to conduct keyword research.

If you happen to be one of those people, then this may be a shocking wake up call and, quite frankly, the most important open letter you read all year long.

In fact, let's just leave it up to all those slick marketers out there with the whole sales pitch routine so we can get real you and I.

Okay?

Good!

Before you end up leaving this page, I want to make sure you leave armed with the truth so you walk away a little smarter than you arrived.

Fair enough?

Great!

GOOGLE'S KEYWORD TOOL ISN'T ALL BAD...

Now, before we get started, allow me to clear the air right away -- I am NOT in any way putting down the Free Google Keyword Tool or the database itself.

It's immensely valuable and a great place to start.

But when you only make decisions based on that one tool, that's where everything goes wrong for most online business owners.

THE GOOGLE DEPENDENCY...

First of all, Google wants you to become dependent on them in every way possible, from searching on Google.com and even for keyword research. However...

I'm sure you already know this, but the Google Keyword Tool is there for Adwords Advertisers (those people that pay Google for advertising).

The competition stat Google displays in their keyword tool shows the competitiveness for advertisers, not the competition for getting free traffic.

What that means is Google shows only keywords that bring in a minimum amount of traffic, because Google cares about their bread and butter, which is selling advertising.

High traffic keywords are great for those interested in buying traffic, but not for those that want highly qualified, free, organic traffic directly from Google.

GOOGLE COULD CARE LESS ABOUT HIGH CONVERSION KEYWORDS

And what about those lower trafficked "Long Tail" keywords that tend to be considered "Buyer Keywords"???

Google will never show you those lower trafficked keywords with 5, 6, 7 and 8 word keyword phrases that consumers use in Google.com to make "buying decisions".

These "buyer keywords" people use to make buying decisions are usually a lot less competitive keywords and much easier to rank for (sometimes within a single week).

Google's keyword database won't reveal those types of keywords because it doesn't make them the $$$.

THE DATABASE WITH THE GOLDEN KEYWORDS

So which database do you use in order to find those "long tail" golden keywords that folks refer to as "buyer keywords"?

I'll reveal that a little later on down below

The main point here is that "buying keywords" are way more focused keywords and close more sales with less visitors.

And the real pay off is that it takes a lot less work to rank for a "buying keyword" than it does a highly competitive one.

WHY BUYING KEYWORDS ARE TRULY
WORTH THE EFFORT - A CASE STUDY...

Allow me illustrate something real quick. Here's what may appear to be a trick question...

Let's say you are selling gym equipment, such as tread mills, on your website.

Which of the following two examples would you rather have:

(1) 10,000 visitors a month that clicked over from a top Google listing for the keyword "best rated treadmills" you found using Google's keyword tool that yields you only 5 sales on the month? Or...

(2) 50 highly targeted visitors that clicked over from a top Google for the keyword "Merit Fitness 715T Plus Treadmill HTM0778-01" that you found using a different database that brings in 10 sales on the month?

First of all, the keyword phrase in number (1) is a "research keyword" and not a "buying keyword." The consumer hasn't yet found the specific type of treadmill yet, so they are gathering information. So if you're simply looking for a badge of honor showing how you get a ton of website traffic that barely converts into paid customers, then you would choose option Number (1).

On the other hand, if you're the smart entrepreneur I think you are, you chose option Number (2) because you want higher quality traffic that requires a lot less work. How so?

CAPTURING TOP GOOGLE RANKINGS WITHOUT THE ELBOW GREASE...

You realize (or should realize) that it's MUCH MUCH easier to obtain a top 10 ranking in Google for a 5-7 word keyphrase because there are a LOT less competing web pages to go up against.

For instance, there are only 31 competing pages for the term in example (2).

Whereas "best rated treadmills" has 9,190 actual web pages that are truly competiting for the keyword. So...

"You mean I won't have to bang my head up against the wall for months on end to get a TOP google listing for a more general keyword phrase," Jim?

Um, yeah, that would be correct! So let me restate the huge issue...

LETTING THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG...

The big problem is that Google (and all those desktop tools that use the Google database) won't give you those highly targeted, keyword phrases that cause prospects to whip out their credit card and buy from you (aka "buyer keyword phrases").

Quite simply, Google doesn't show those lower traffic keywords (that tend to create more buying decisions) because it's not financially feasible and it doesn't look that attractive to prospect clients that wish to pay for traffic.

Right about now, the light bulb usually turns on for the people we speak to on the phone and they realize how they've strayed off the path.

GOOD NEWS IS IT'S NOT YOUR FAULT!

It's not your fault and, what's better, you can correct the situation today!

Answer me this one question...

Have you ever heard these sayings before: Business is business, it's a dog eat dog world out there and only the strong survive?

If that sounds familiar, much of that cold, harsh philosophy rings true in the online world when it comes to Darwin's theory of natural selection... "It's the survival of the fittest" and only the strong survive.

In plain and simple terms, if you or your online business/website isn't armed with the right keyword gathering tool, you will miss out on precious and profitable keywords while marking yourself as weak prey.

However, if you're ready to take charge and become a predator, then listen up.

While everyone and their uncle comes out with a keyword tool that claims to be the most accurate, let's first begin to obliterate that falsehood.

MYTH #1: SEARCH COUNTS ARE ACCURATE

No one entity or database owns the entire global database for all keywords searched by every human on the planet. For that reason alone, 99% of all databases are basically not accurate.

You see, we leave the accuracy war to everyone else, because here at NicheBOT, you are armed with a multitude of databases that find keywords you won't find elsewhere.

Gone are the days of multiple subscriptions and multiple logins!

If you can imagine together with me, NicheBOT is much like having access to the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Trubine, Washington Post and New York Times all within the same subscription and the same login area for one low price.

And if you relate the same newspaper scenario to NicheBOT in terms of the keyword industry, well, it's much like walking into a fight with a nuclear powered gun to someone else's hand held pistol. It's just not fair.

NicheBOT is hooked up to every single worthy keyword database that pulls all the data through legitimate pipelines all into one neat interface

Rather than even try to put words to it, I envisioned this field of keyword pools and this is what my graphics department created from my vision:

And once you begin to come out the mezmerizing hypnosis you went under, you will soon realize just like I did 5 years ago, and like Dan Hollings will tell you, it's time to forget about theory.