If you read my comment on Jonathan Paston’s blog, this is the page with the list (below) that I organized from an latent semantic indexing search for business profitability.

In case you don’t know what latent semantic indexing is, it’s how Google determines if a page is really relevant to the keyword that it uses. Google gets this keyword list from scanning other pages optimized for the same keyword.

I used to do latent semantic indexing searches manually, but I just started uses a new keyword service, Nichebot.com, that provides latent semantic indexing as part of its service. It also gives you the option of using WordTracker or Google for your searches, and then will let you get search counts for Google. As I’m sure you know, Google provides bars instead of search count numbers on its site. I don’t find the bars that helpful so I love this part of Nichebot’s service.

I also love its competition searches. Now I’m not talking about just getting the number of competitors, which Nichebot lets you do in several ways. I’m talking about actually investigating your competition’s key words, Alexa rankings, links, number of pages. Now that’s a time saver.

If you want to check out Nichebot, you can get a 14 day-trail for $1. But Jim is serious when he tells you that you can only take advantage of that $1 trail for four hours. I first checked out the site late one night, and the opportunity was gone the next morning. I even tried from another one of my computers. That didn’t work either. So take advantage of it as soon as you first go to the site. You can always cancel if you don’t like it.

Be prepared to spend a little time learning the service and watch the videos before you start. They were very helpful to me. I don’t know about you, but I’m NOT technically intuitive so I need that help. Jim also provides lots of written documents about keyword searching that I found very helpful. I think I read them all.

If you want to try Nichebot’s, 14 day trail for just $1, click Nichebot.

I’ve italized the latent semantic indexing words that I actually used in the articles. You can compare the list with the articles to see how I evolved the articles around the list. It was simple and relatively fast.

Financial:
small business loan
financial news
financial
profit
business credit
business valuation
small business funding
financial accounting
small business profits
business loans
business insurance
small business loans
business profitability
business profitability goal
profitability
profit and loss statement
profit margin
gross profit
business finance
financial statement analysis
cash flow business
business funding
gross profit margin
small business resources
building business credit
market share
business analysis
business accounting
profit sharing plans
autopilot profits

Ideas:
small business ideas
starting your own business
starting a small business
business ideas
business opportunities
small business opportunities
profitable business ideas

Management:
business opportunity
business management
strategy
business development
business strategy
business operations
strategic
business process
business owner
business information
business owners
business success
business learning
business skills
small business services
leadership
opening a small business
building
business for sale
entrepreneur
team building

Customers:
customer satisfaction
customer support
customer service
customer
customer satisfaction surveys
customer loyalty
customer satisfaction survey
customer retention
customer relationship
customer relations
customer survey
customer satisfaction measurement
customer feedback
customer complaints

Planning:
business planning
business communication
business advice
business plans
strategic planning
strategic planning process
business growth
business strategies

Marketing:
market
small business marketing
business marketing
small business advertising
business advertising
effective business communication
sales leads
lead generation
business leads
marketing leads

Created 5-08-08: Latent Semantic Indexing

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