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How to find the most profitable keyword phrases for books, videos, articles, and blog posts
There's an easy way to find the most profitable keywords and topics for books, articles, blogs, emails, and videos.
To get people to read what you've written, watch your videos, or even read your emails, you need to use keyword phrases in your title that they are interested in. It's that simple.
Your title (or subject line in an email) must promise to solve a problem for them.
To write well, spend some uninterrupted time thinking about what you're going to write
If you're writing a novel, that's a different story. The purpose of a novel is to entertain the reader.
That's not the case for most of the things you write. The title of most novels doesn't even make any sense until after you've read the novel. "Gone With the Wind" sounds like it could be a story about a sailboat adventure.
The book "To Kill a Mockingbird" has nothing to do with killing a mockingbird, but if you've read the book, you know where the title came from.
Famous writer, W. Somerset Maugham, said, "There are three rules for writing a novel. Unfortunately, no one knows what they are."
That's why I don't write novels.
There are a lot of tools and programs that will help you find good keywords. The two I like and use the most are Publisher Rocket and Book Beam. You can see how many keyword searches a month a keyword phrase is getting with either of these programs. You can also see how much money books that use these keywords are making.
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What you're really looking for are books that are making a lot of money each month, don't have many reviews, and with titles using keyword phrases that get a lot of searches.
You're looking for keyword phrases with high demand and low competition. Books that are making a lot of money with very few reviews fit this description. By very few book reviews, I'm talking about fewer than 50 reviews.
If you don't have one of these programs that will tell you how much money a book is making each month, you can look at the BSR (Bestseller Rank).
Bottom line: Take the time to find the attention-getting and profitable keyword phrases for headlines for anything you write.