Q&A: KEYWORD RESEARCH for Amazon Affiliate Sites, Project Management Tips

1,077 views · Published 27 April 2018 · 1:38:36 · Indexed 30 October 2026

Channel: Doug Cunnington · 2018 · Education

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Questions
**Have you ever used Pinterest for traffic generation and do you have any tips?

**The more I learn about your approach to KGR I'm thinking I could also use them to find related (harder-to-rank) LSI keywords.  So, I'd have KGR and related LSI on the same page -- and that might help KGR. But the KGR+LSI also might even help me rank for harder keywords?  
Am I thinking about this right?  (Or do you think combining a single KGR with related LSIs might dilute the power of the original long-tail KGR)?   Thanks, Vance 

**What type of keywords deliver best results to start...general information based niche keywords eg ""what is"" OR comparison keywords eg p]Product 1 vs Product 2. 
Im finding lots of KGR keywords so i need to narrow down to make things manageable while seeing some success :) Regards. 

**Hello Doug, I appreciate what you're sharing on your channel, I have a question which is: If I found long tail headlines, should I put it in the title as it is? For example if I find: ""tools needed for beginners"" should I put it as it is in the title of the post and writing a good content? Thanks in advance.

**Does YouTube commenting work just like blog commenting?

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