Arranging the keywords

[Finigan]

Dear Challenge fellows,

Im actually already on the end of module 2, but still strugling with the first one...
But I have several questions;

1) What if some keywords that I have foundon the MS like 3 weeks or so ago (before the algorithms changes of google) does not meet now the challenge rules? Should I still go with it or try to find other keywords?

2) What if Im interested in a competitive realm and cant isolate one proper keyword which come along with a list of other suitable 3-4 keywords that feet to the challenge criteria? Can I take several such relevant theme keywords and unify it to a seperate list of theme and category keywords (of course assuming they are connected with eachother)?

3) Assuming the former question to be possitive, should I run the SEOC analysis seperately on each of the keywords?

4) If the Answer to the former question is yes, shouldnt we do the same on any list of organic keywords (I mean even to the regular set as is shown on the video)?

5) Also, Since my mother tongue is not English, and I noticed that MS do not know how to analyse non English keywords, do you have any suggestions for that?

That would be all for today, and I would like to thank for any help!!! (:

[Elizabeth]

Hello Finigan

1. Keywords will often change based on how and where they are used. No need to immediately discard keywords that change, simply keep an eye on them and vary the use of keywords in your articles as things change. What looks worse today may come good again tomorrow.

2. Yes you can use any sequence of keywords providing they are relevant to your theme and meet the Challenge criteria. Market Samurai is a tool to help you find related keywords but it is only a tool. If it does not give you the answers that you are looking for in one search sequence then start a new one using another relevant keyword.

3. Yes

4. SEOC is important to your theme and all related keywords. Follow the instructions in the video to check it out.

5. Google Keyword Tool has a facility to select language and country. It does not give you anywhere near as much detail as MS but it may give you some ideas.

[Finigan]

As allways, it is a pleasure reading your posts...