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I need to start seo work for my blog and wondering how to choose keywords which can be targeted easily.

Use the Google Adwords: Keyword Tool for keyword research. Using the "Exact" match type setting, search for a primary keyword and compare this with related keywords. Find the keyword with the best balance of high search volume and low numbers of competitor pages on Google search.

Well there's a lot of keyword selector tool in the web, but google's is the most reliable one

"SEO tips and tricks" as a keyword would be a good choice. This is relevant to your blog content.

Just try to have 7-8 keywords and target your site for them only ...

Unfortunately there are no shortcuts - good research will pay off with good results. By entering a search phrase in Google you can see what sort of competition you are up against. The blue bar at the top of the results page might say something like 'Results 1 - 10 of about 4,160,000'. That tells you that the search phrase is fairly competitive.

Also, you will learn a lot about how the search engines work by entering different phrases and seeing where they rank. Try and find combinations of keywords that return pages with poor information. If you can write a solid page of content using those keywords you should be able to rank highly in searches provided you follow the basics of search engine optimization.

choose relevant keywords for promoting your blog on search engine

you can choose Google adwords tool that's work for every one

Aside from keyword popularity, it also important that you consider relevance when choosing keywords. After all, you would want people to expect results like your page whenever they search.

you can try to use some keyword tool like adwords.... so that you'll know the status of the keyword, and in choosing the right keyword you should based it on the monthly keyword search volume, using this you know that if the keyword is popular or not...

Aside from using Google AdWords, you should also try placing your location before or after your chosen keywords. This way, your keywords will be more targeted to the area that you are serving.

Dude there are so many keyword research tool you can find easily on the Google. You have to just type that's it no more hard work is required..

Google adword tool and also wordtracker helps in selecting good keywords.

google have many tools, you can select any of it....

keywords is important for seo,thanks for share

A part of successful search engine optimisation of web pages is working out what keywords your prospective visitors might type in to a search engine to find your site. Some are more competitive than others - try searching for 'web design' in Google, there are millions of results! For smaller, establishing web sites it is better to target less popular keywords and phrases to begin with and aim for success with those.
A good web page contains information that people are looking for. When you write the page you need to take a step back and think about what search terms or keywords people would enter to find it. Once you have determined those keywords, you need to narrow them down to 3 to 5 main words. Then you can start to write the page, keeping these words in mind while you develop the content.
While writing the web page, you can use search engine optimisation techniques to make sure you use your keywords in the right places for search engine success.
If you start to get really technical about your keywords, you will want to know the density or word count of keywords on your page. A part of search engine optimisation is researching the ideal density of keywords on the pages - around 5 to 10 per cent is considered about the 'right' amount. A page needs to feature the keywords prominently but not read like they were added purely to boost the search rankings. A job for someone experienced in writing for the web!
The free keyword counter will analyse one of your web pages and also compare it with another site if you supply the URL. It then gives you an assessment of the top words for the page and the density percentage.

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