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22 Comments Keyword Winner Plugin – Search Engine Optimised Blog Post Titles
The Keyword Winner Plugin is set to become the next viral blogging plugin, which is going to help improve your search engine optimisation methods with incredible ease! This plugin is a recent development led by Dan Lew. I’ve had the fortune of being given an advanced opportunity to experience this plugin, and use it for myself. If you want to learn to write post titles which are going to get your ranked high on Google, come with me as I guide you through this superb plugin!
Keyword Winner
The Keyword Winner Plugin installs seamlessly into your WordPress dashboard. An additional control menu is created for you below the standard menus. Here you setup and access this powerful wordpress SEO plugin.
First input your license key to use Keyword Winner. You then are also required to input your Google username and password. Why? Keyword Winner uses the Google API to draw upon information on keyword competition using the power of PHP. In seconds you have results for your initial blog post title.
Using Keyword Winner
I decided to try out Keyword Winner to rank high on Google. I’ve three examples which I’ll share with you today. I can also show you how I have harnessed the lessons I learned using SEO Revenge, combined with the post title suggestions of Keyword Winner
Keyword Winner – “SEO Revenge Review”
I recently wrote a review of SEO Revenge, and I wanted to have the keywords, SEO Revenge Review in the title. To test the water with Keyword Winner, I entered the words, “SEO Revenge Review” into the title, and clicked the button, get suggestions.
Beyond the keyword phrase that I’d chosen, there are no better options available. The amber colour tells me that there is medium competition. In fact, with the correct SEO approach, 265k is quite manageable. I’ve included a screenshot of the Google result for the keyphrase SEO Revenge Review.
Immediately you can see that I rank very well on the first page for this keyphrase. Whilst I don’t occupy the first three positions, I owned the next three. To me, this signifies something fantastic. The 4th result is the SEO Revenge Review which I wrote on my blog. The next two results are links to my article, featuring my keyphrase from popular social websites.
WordPress SEO – “Niche Site Development”
Another project which I’m working on is the Niche Website Development series. I use this keyphrase in each of my posts to develop a post series. It isn’t a popular keyphrase for searches, however I have managed to rank quite well. Keyword Winner came up with these results.
Whilst this is quite a bit of competition, at just under 1 million competing websites, I gave it a go. It’s not a particularly popular search, however I have ranked very well for this keyphrase.
As you can see, I rank even better than the previous example. Here I have results in the 2nd and 3rd positions on Google. There is the option to view more results from my domain too – excellent stuff when you want to build authority!
SEO Blog Titles – “Bloggers Journal”
The last example I have for you here is the keyphrase, that makes up my domain, “bloggers journal”. When I use Keyword Winner for this keyphrase, it reveals that I actually have a lot of competition. However, because I’ve used a keyphrase that cannot really be expanded upon, I only get the same suggestion.
It’s clear that I have a massive amount of competition here. Over 55 million, and a deterring red background, it’s clear this keyphrase isn’t ideal.
Now, I know a lot of this keyphrase’s SEO juice will come from it being my domain name. However, I have the phrase featured prominently throughout my site.
It’s clear that I’ve topped out on Google – any webmaster’s aim! However, I’ve featured the keyphrase in some blog posts – notably, the results at #3.
My Next Project – Keyword Winner, “Frugal”
I’m currently working on a niche site project, and my main keyword is Frugal. Whilst I have some keywords that I’m keen to follow, I have started to use Keyword Winner to develop posts for this keyword. Starting out with Frugal,
I’m really looking forward to working with this plugin, daily, as I start to rank for various keyphrases based around the word, Frugal. Virtually instantly I got suggested keywords and their competition levels. In this image you can see clearly how the competitiveness of each word is colour coded for simple use.
Red shades are highly competitive keywords – 1,000,000+++ competiting pages or higher
Amber shades are medium competition that you can rank for with effort – 1,000,000— competiting pages or lower
Green shades are low competition keywords that you should rank for quite easily – 100,000— competiting pages or lower
Keyword Winner – The Bottom Line
The Keyword Winner Plugin is going to be a particularly useful plugin to bloggers and webmasters alike, and of all abilities. The results, which appear in only seconds, show suggestions to enhance your keyword rich blog titles, whilst simultaneously comparing competition levels.
I’ve shown here that my articles which rank particularly well for certain keyphrases, are shown to be ranking well on Google. Furthermore, it proves that keywords in your titles and heading tags are fundamentally important to your on-page SEO.
Keyword Winner is a premium WordPress Plugin. If you’d like to find out more information, visit Keyword Winner Plugin, or Buy Now.
This is definitely the buzz at the moment Mark. I have seen a few reviews and it is looking good. Seems to tick all the boxes. One of the advantages of being in a small niche is I have less competition. disadvantage is less traffic searching but I am working hard to get the traffic up and it seems to be working. Thanks for a great review.
Patricia Perth Australia
Hey Patricia,
There is plenty of buzz. Keyword Winner will take off in a massive way. It will be of great use to many of people.
In a small niche, whilst you have less traffic, your aim is to maximise the number of posts targeting longtail keywords – keyphrases. That way you have yourself spread over a lot of general terms, whilst building up authority over the main keywords which are harder to rank for. Once you’re ranked, your traffic should boost. Hopefully a plugin like this will be of great benefit!
This is going to be a great plugin like no other. You know why? It saves us a lot of time to do keyword research and analysis by looking at the keyword suggestions highlighted by different colors. Quite simple that the green color is the jackpot keyword that you need to work for, and it should be included in the blog’s headline before publishing.
I’ve never seen anything like it, and it’s much more unique and pro-type than other plugins which are just being simple…but Keyword Winner is not just a plugin, it’s a total genius work. Congrats to Daniel Lew and it will definitely hit the entire market!
Jeff
You’re quite right Jeff! The key with this plugin is saving time – time = money.
Hi Mark
Nice review, mate. I’m just a bit confused and was wondering if you could help me understand: I’m not using this plug-in, but when I do a search in Google for the non-competitive keywords in my title they rank in the top 1-3 places on the first page. Am I missing something?
Thanks
Michael
Hey Michael,
This plugin keeps all your research in house. It will give you a speed advantage over searching for a keyword in Google manually. It’s a little like Market Samurai – WordPress edition. You start of with a keyword, and it provides some suggestions. Depending upon how many keywords you start with, or even how competitive they are, you get a selection of results and their competition.
I believe the key with this plugin is saving time. You can spend an hour writing a post, perhaps less when you’re used to it. But keyword research can take an eternity – literally – to get a list of keywords that are low competition.
I hope that helps.
Thanks Mark. That’s helped a lot.
Awesome review Mark! i guess this pluggin is a must have for every bloggers. Great job done by Dan! thanks for sharing. Have fun.
Samuel,
thanks for dropping by! I hope you check out the plugin – it’s really an invaluable resource.
Looks pretty interesting. Currently I am using Market Samurai. I will have to check this out thanks for the heads up.
Hey Dustin,
I’ve got market samurai, the free parts anyway, and it’s great for finding keywords. What I like, and prefer over MS, is that keyword winner helps you out with some real time results. The number of suggestions isn’t as vast as MS, but you get some good suggestions that will certainly boost your rank.
You are the review king man! Thank god I have outranked you on this one – or I’d be stuffed LOL
I have to second this plugin people.
As the keyword blogger I have made it my thing – and this plugin ticks ALL the boxes.
Great for the blogger more intersted in content and social media, now you can focus on those things and still optimize your content for the Search Engines.
Awesome!!
It’s a cracking plugin… although now I rank #1 for my targeted phrase :p
Yo Mark..Dan and has being friends for an long time..and when he told me about this new software months ago..I knew it will be an big hit..
“TrafficColeman “Signing Off”
Great review I will have to check it out. I have been reading up on Keyword Winner for a while. You have definitely helped me to make up my mind and check it out. At least the price hasn’t gone up yet.
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Great review, looks like a nice plugin for seo purposes!
Interesting concept. Du you only uses this for the tittle, or do you also try to add suggested words into the body of the post?