How would you do keyword research for a new client?
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My favorite tool is Web CEO - http://www.webceo.com/cgi-bin/go/clickthru.cgi?id=fmdeveloper\n\nYou can also try wordtracker.com
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try any business dictionary to find out
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go to a search engine and type in what you're looking for, it may find it
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give a google search.
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organization, free previews, direct keyword search, catagorization.
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personailed search\nGUI\nAnd free tools
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google\n\nsearch\n\nfirst aid\n\nclick
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Here is a search website which combines all the popular ones into one search.  I used it.  It is great.  www.dogpile.com
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What are you looking for? Can you be more specific? Research about what?
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Here are some tips:\n\n1. Check the ad copy and landing pages on your ads (or if you have 100s of ads, at least the top 20) - is the ad copy specific to the search phrase? Is the landing page enticing, and does it have any call to action (buy now, subscribe or whatever your call to action is). \n\n2. Analyze your results. Put in an excel spreadsheet your raw PPC advertising sales data, and cost data. What keywords bring in the most revenue? What keywords cost the most? If the keywords that cost the most are not bringing in enough traffic, ask yourself why? Is it the landing page? Or are there ways you can lessen the cost and get the same results?\n\n3. Check your brand. Scan the list of your keywords for your brand name (including misspellings). Check what fraction of your sales comes from those brand PPC keyword. These are sales that come from customers who already know you and seek you out. Maximize this by improving your non-PPC marketing efforts.\n\n4. Evaluate your phrase lists, and make sure that it covers the entire breadth of your products and services. \n\n5. Compare your general terms vs. specific terms. General terms (e.g. "diamonds") may cost more - but you may need to be on top of that list and pay higher so buyers looking for this term sees you. This is for top-of-mind awareness. Specific terms (e.g. "4 karat yellow diamonds) often convert better and enjoy lower PPC rate than more general terms. Analyze how important getting good rankings for your general terms, and what is the most efficient combination of general vs. specific terms.
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***Buy keyword-targeted ads from Google and reach potential customers who are using Google or one of Google's partners such as AOL or Earthlink. Your ads display alongside search results for the terms you chose — "bed and breakfast," or "computer consulting." Keyword ads are targeted, trackable, and cost effective — you pay only when your ad is clickedBuy keyword-targeted ads from Google and reach potential customers who are using Google or one of Google's partners such as AOL or Earthlink. Your ads display alongside search results for the terms you chose — "bed and breakfast," or "computer consulting." Keyword ads are targeted, trackable, and cost effective — you pay only when your ad is clicked. Google is the worldwide leader in web searches with over 60 million queries daily.*** - Google Website Promotion Deal \n\nIn other words search engines like google and yahoo do get payed every time someone clicks on an ad a website has posted but when I say ad I am talking about the ads posted next to search results that relate to what you are searching for. like on yahoo the ads are listed to the right of search results, above search results and below. \n\nAlso to make it a little clear the website the ad is for is the people who pay the search engines.
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do a people search in yahoo, or google.
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Have you tried a search engine?
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software jounals\nmessage boards\nclients that have connections-ask!\nconventions relating to your field
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Check out NameBoy -- this search engine allows you to search 2 key words & includes rhymes, spelling variations, etc. \n\nThe only affiliation I have with NameBoy is that they were a former client. We do NOT receive a commission for referral or any other compensation. I'm referring them to you simply because it's a great service.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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You'll want to contact Yahoo! Search Marketing (formerly known as Overture). See the sources for the link.
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Use google! lol\nBut really if you go to CRM2day or CRMguru or CMC, they have some helpful documents.