How to Build Massive Keyword Lists

As keyword marketing becomes more and more expensive and competitive, it has become essential when building your lists to focus on the maximum number of phrases and their variations that a surfer might enter into the search engines. Why? Because according to Amit Singhal, principal scientist at Google, a guy who really should know what he's talking about, over 50% of the 200 million searches performed a day have never been searched before. He also said: "When performing a search most surfers give a 2-4 word query". So here are my top 18 recommended ways to build massive keyword lists: Visit your competitor's web pages and look in the title and meta tags. Search for brand names in Google's Sandbox. This will return additional keywords that searchers entered when using the brand name. You can also enter regular keyword phrases and get related keyword phrases that have been searched on Google. Link: http://www.megastep.com/buzz/RT.php & http://www.megastep.com/buzz/WLE.php Use Wordtracker. What does Wordtracker do? "helps you find all keyword combinations that bear any relation to your business or service - many of which you might never have considered." Wordtracker is an essential tool to use. Link: http://www.megastep.com/buzz/OST.php Use abbreviations and misspellings. A good misspelling tool is Search Spell. Search Spell uses actual misspellings entered into the search engines. Link: http://www.megastep.com/buzz/ACF.php Combine your keyword phrase into one word. Example: strawbale houses => strawbalehouses. Use "space" and "+" with keywords. Example: - strawbale+houses - strawbale +houses Visit Crossword Compiler and download their demo software. Plug in your keywords and discover a multitude of additional words. Link: http://www.megastep.com/buzz/CC.php Once you have your list compiled visit Keyword Tumbler and download the free software. Put your keywords into a text file and then let Keyword Tumbler generate multiple variations of each keyword phrase you have instantly! Link: http://www.megastep.com/buzz/KWT.php It does this simply by mixing the words in each phrase around. Example: "horses for sale" generates a list like this... horses for sale horses sale for for horses sale for sale horses sale horses for sale for horses As Perry Marshall, author of the Definitive Guide to Google AdWords said at a recent seminar: "Every combination of keywords that somebody could conceivably type in on Google is a market." Link: