Title Tuner Keyword Question

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   ChuckHuckabyposted 14 years ago

   Let's say you thought you did awesome keyword homework before creating a hub, you found what you thought was a darn great keyword... little competition, decent # searches monthly, decent adsense and potential amazon earnings.
   
   You build your hub, you publish it and then a few weeks later Title Tuner suggests you add a word your research didn't bring up.
   
   Would you trust the Title Tuner and add the word?
   
   Just wondering...

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      saleheensblogposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      If the word is relevant to your hub, yes otherwise no. In some of my breast cancer awareness hubs I got frequent visits for deshi auntie, big b......, press your ....... So, I didn't add them for sure.

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      saleheensblogposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      If the word is relevant to your hub, yes otherwise no. In some of my breast cancer awareness hubs I got frequent visits for deshi auntie, big b......, press your ....... So, I didn't add them for sure. In some hubs I got very peculiar keywords that noway match with my hub. I guess Google picked those from the news capsule. For example I got some of visits for a keyword "21 year old serial killer" in one of my poems that was named "at the age of 21 year." I don't add these keywords.
      
      Again some keywords are picked up from the comments and the amazon capsules. These are good keywords I think. I guess sometimes some keywords are picked up from RSS feeds. These are not always good to use as as soon as the RSS update the keyword become valueless.
      
      Just my assumptions. You better think in your way. Do some experiments and see what happens.

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      iamalegendposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      the title tuner is not suggesting a title to me

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         ChuckHuckabyposted 14 years agoin reply to this

         It takes time. It is based on the traffic that actually comes to your page on the assumption that if alot of keywords that send traffic are missing from your title that by adding them, you'll get more traffic. But if there's no traffic or very little, it doesn't have any information to work with.

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   Flightkeeperposted 14 years ago

   Depends if it's worth more to google.  Otherwise, you have a new tag right there!

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   lrohnerposted 14 years ago

   I might add the word, as long as it allowed me to keep my primary keyword intact. I might add that word, as long as it didn't mess up the primary keyword, or I might make it a secondary keyword.

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