Abseaz writes:

I think the videos and the text summary alongside is a great way to get important information like this topic out. It provides flexibility to the viewers while also providing high-quality content. Looking forward for the next video!

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Gary Huynh writes:

I found this great feature a while ago and use it often to find those great long tail keywords.

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Adriel Yapana writes:

I definitely enjoyed watching as it breaks down what seem to be difficult tasks and makes it seem manageable when it comes to organizing keyword and keyword phrase rich articles. Excellent tip!

Adriel Yapana

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Russ writes:

Man written directions are so ambiguous it is pure Hell trying to figure them out. Video takes out ANY and ALL ambiguity. Damn you just kick yourself for not thinking of this before.

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Shawn writes:

Awesome, this newbie is very thankful for the helpful video!

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Leslie, The Freebie Guy writes:

Great quick tip. I would add on thing. Sometimes we think that lower search keywords aren’t worth targeting. However, targeting a number of low search keywords funneling traffic to your website can be a great thing.

Also, some of the high search keywords will have a significant amount of traffic. It is often easier to find many keywords with lower short values and send targeted traffic to your site/service. This can result in a significant amount of traffic.

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Ralph writes:

Video only loaded until 1.45m for some reason

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Ralph,

We tried to recreate that problem on our end but everything works fine. Your comment is the only one we’ve gotten thus far about this problem, so I believe it may be on your end of the pipeline.

Try downloading the latest version of Flash or using one of the downloadable versions of the video instead.

Good luck! =)

November 23, 2009 at 5:12 PM

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Utibe writes:

The information is a fantastic one. This package is a must read for articles writers especially the newbies writers.
Thanks so much

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Henri writes:

This is exciting. However, I am not seeing any keywords in my account. I have tried this for old and new articles. All I get is the demo picture that wants me to become a premium member.

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Henri,

That is very strange. I consulted with our technicians and they think it may be an issue with your browser. You may want to try logging into your account via a different browser and/or a different computer.

If that doesn’t work, please contact us back via the “Contact” link in the upper right corner of your Member interface.

November 24, 2009 at 9:01 AM

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Henri,

That was the old way and your browser may have cached it. We had an issue that was corrected last Friday.

Press & hold SHIFT while reloading the page (this will force your browser to load the page rather than load the cached version) and you should see the top 5 keywords/key phrases instead of the Premium paywall screen.

If that doesn’t work, do what Marc suggested: Try a different browser such as FireFox, IE, Chrome, Safari, Opera, etc.

November 24, 2009 at 9:24 AM

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Henri writes:

Thanks. It worked when I switched over to Internet Explorer (I use FireFox). This is good stuff and might make me buy a premium membership just to get access to this stuff. Hopefully I’ll win one through the HAHD challenge!

November 24, 2009 at 4:09 PM

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Yoli Team writes:

The video is good for learning purpose. Thanks for posting it.

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Online marketing services writes:

It’s really very impressive information on your blog that keywords is very important to increase traffic dramatically day-by-day marketing performance…it is attracts more and more customer towards your articles in the search engines.
… Thanks for your Information…

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Peg Kelley writes:

I get no search terms earlier than January 2010. I usually use Firefox on my Mac so when that did not work, I switched to Safari. Same results.

I do not have Internet Explorer.

Thanks for any help. Sounds like a useful tool.

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Peg,

For which article?

It usually takes 30-90 days before this feature becomes valuable.

The article you submitted on Monday the 11th of January probably won’t have good data for at least 2 months, but it’s already showing 2 traffic search terms.

Your most popular article only had heavy traffic March, April and May of 2009… and if you drill into those months via the Traffic Search Terms area, you’ll be able to find the top 5 terms for each month…

I know, it’s not super intuitive yet and this is something that we expect will get a process improvement in 2010.

January 14, 2010 at 2:04 PM

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Peg Kelley writes:

Gotcha. I was looking in months that had no views…did not go to the monthly stats first to direct my check of the search keywords.

Thanks.

January 14, 2010 at 10:45 PM

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Elizabeth writes:

Thanks for all the help you provide. I really appreciate the “reading” rather the viewing. I’m on the computer after my husband has gone to bed. B

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Sourav Das Gupta writes:

comprehensive and useful once again

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SUZY writes:

Great article, but I am unable to find “Click on
Traffic Search Terms,” which would be Very useful.

Apparently you have all found this. Can someone help me out. I did find until I got to #6.

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Are you doing Step 5 – Click on the number of views for one of your top-performing articles in that list?

After doing this, you will see a blue button near the top center of the page labeled “Traffic Search Terms”

June 1, 2010 at 9:20 PM

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