Steve Clayton Explains How To Use IMeye To Build Ecommerce Sites

How about building e-commerce sites, how can IMeye help?

Let’s say you want to build an e-commerce site and drive traffic through SEO. We know and we have seen a ton of profitable e-commerce sites because of NichBlueprintand the one thing they all have in common is the fact that none of them sold things that have never been sold online before the sites were developed, they just had an in, a way to get traffic to something that we already knew was profitable online, so can imeye find those, the answer is yes.

The way you would do that using imeye is by starting with the monthly searches, set this to a minimum of fifteen thousand, which is about five hundred a day.

When looking for an ecommerce opportunity you need to be able to compete quickly so you need to set the competing pages to a maximum of two hundred and fifty thousand. Also in addition to the competing pages you need to make sure the in title completion is reasonable so you need to set this at twenty five thousand.

Now tell imeye to search for ecommerce keyword only, the ones that people are selling commercial goods on because it is pretty rare that you will build an profitable ecommerce site around a product that has never been sold online before, so let’s just take the guess work out of it and only look at keywords that people are already successfully selling stuff online.

Next is the keyword length, let’s go long tail. This is not absolute but typically the longer the keyword phrase the more targeted it is, so you only want to look at keyword phrases with at least four words.

Imeye will return pages and pages of opportunities; the next thing to do is sort the results by the highest volumes first. If you have watched the video that accompanies this article you will know that we blacked out the actual results because it would not be fair on the people who are paying to use imeye but I will reveal one of the keyword phrases for you now, it is “finding toys battery powered” the monthly searches for this very targeted keyword phrase is 165 thousand, that’s about 5 thousand searches a day, the competing pages is only 17 thousand 9 hundred and the in title competition results are shockingly low. People are already selling products online for this keyword phrase and what is even better is the fact that Amazon are not involved so you don’t have to compete with them.

I would like to add that on a scale of 1 to 10 on as far as how easy these are to compete with, these keywords are way down there in the lower scale, these are your 0 to 4 on how hard they are to compete for, maybe even 0 to 2, especially when you see competing pages at less than 250 thousand and in title results less than 25 thousand, these are some of the easiest keywords to compete with on an SEO perspective.

Now you can imagine how addictive and fun it is to have IMeye continuously spit out these great e-commerce opportunities and as you can imagine I have spent many hours doing exactly that.

SEO secrets for E-commerce Websites

As the industry is changing as rapidly as Google tweaks their algorithm, it is hard to decide what the most important factors are. The On-site and off-site are the two major factors in SEO which is necessary for every type of website. Normally, most of the webmasters starts with the on-site SEO, because your aim is to get your website recognize by Google. If they dont, then how are you ever going to rank for a keyword?

The search engine spiders that crawl your E-commerce website will be looking at several different attributes on every page to determine where it needs to go and how relevant it is to specific searches done at Google search engine.

Another factor worth mentioning is a Keyword. What is a Keyword?

A keyword is basically an elaborate name for what people might search for when trying to find your E-commerce website. I am using a Bodhost.co.uk website as an example. People could search for “Web Hosting”, but they might also search for “Cheap Web Hosting”, “VPS Web Hosting” and “UK Web Hosting Service”. All of these would be keywords, or probably more properly could be said to be key phrases.

However, they are generally all referred to simply as keywords. Note that almost all On-site SEO has to do with is placing high-quality keywords throughout your E-commerce website content where search engine robots, spiders, or software might be able to decide what your website is about. 6 On-Site SEO Factors That Can Influence Your SERP Ranking:

* The Title of the Page * The keywords used in the text on your website * The keywords are used in H1 Tags * Keywords used in your domain name * Keywords used in the URL of a webpage * Meta Keywords

3 Major Off-Site SEO Factors That Can Improve Your Search Engine Ranking:

Backlinks to Your E-commerce Website

This is without a doubt one of the keys to having your website listed in the search engines results page for specific keywords. Google likes to look at what others are saying about your website to determine what it is about. For example, if someone is a huge fan of a UK Web Hosting, and you provide that service, they may link to your website with “UK Web Hosting” as the text that people would click on to get to your website. This text is called anchor text and Google will see that link as a simple “vote” for your website to appear higher than others for that keyword. In short, these are commonly referred to as backlinks.

Quality of the Websites linking to your Website

Those linking to your website should also have some form of importance. For example, there are many websites with loads of outgoing links to many websites. Google does not want to give these websites as much weight in their “vote” in comparison to a link from Bodhosts official website or something along those lines.

The Age of Your E-commerce Website

The reason I listed this as an off-site related issue, because it really doesnt fit in either category. This is a simple issue that the search engines will evaluate. This is not to say that it is the most important factor, but many older websites will naturally rank higher than new websites that have more backlinks.

I am not sure why this occurs, but many would say that it does. As compare to Google, Yahoo definitely puts more weight on this.