How To Use Micro Niche Finder To Create WordPress Tags
In this article you will learn how you can make more money online with your WordPress blog by using Micro Niche Finder to find profitable keywords and phrases to use for your WordPress tags. I received an email this morning from James Jones, the developer and creator of Micro Niche Finder, and in this email he explained to me about the creation of his latest video shows customers about the new features available in the latest version of Micro Niche Finder.
I watched the video and thought that is was very informative so I emailed James back and asked him if it would be ok to let my blog readers watch it too. The video is private at the moment as I was unable to find a link to it from his site, so I wanted to ask permission first. In just a few hours, James emailed me back and said that would be great of me to do this and also gave me a link to a bonus video that I am allowed to share with you. (The video about using MNF for WordPress Tags)
Micro Niche Finder Version 4 Video Demonstration:
Micro Niche Finder has totally been redesigned from the inside out. Check out this video demonstration of Micro Niche Finder Version 4 to discover how amazing this tool is.
Bonus Video: How To Use Micro Niche Finder For Adding Tags:
Tagging is very important for not only WordPress blogs but all kinds of different media sites. You see the option of adding tags everywhere. Some places include YouTube.com, StumbleUpon, and Squidoo. Watch this exclusive bonus online video to learn how you can find profitable keywords in Micro Niche Finder to use for tagging.
Why Is Tagging Important In WordPress?
Tagging is super important in WordPress because when you assign tags to your post, you create additional pages that get indexed in Google and also you enhance the visitor experience value of your blog. Tagging makes finding things much easier for people and consequently it makes finding things easier for search engines too. But also like post titles, if you don’t name your tags correctly, then no one will find them, especially people coming from the search engines. Tagging is an excellent form of search engine marketing.
Do you use tags on your blog? If so, then what kind of thoughts and strategies do you put into naming your tags?
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That is pretty cool. Before we know it micro niche finder will be doing all the work for us… finding great niches, designing the site, writing articles, getting traffic…
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I really like MNF for keywords research. Thank you for the tutorial Garry. BTW–your feedburner chiclet is reading 666 readers! Is this a Halloween thing or what? LOL
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I noticed that too! Isn’t that priceless. I have captured a screen shot too. And if it remains the same tomorrow, I’ll capture just one more to make it official. Whahahahaaaa…..
Even the evil John Chow can’t beat that one.
As John Chow would say, “Now, go tell everyone and send me more traffic!”
I was playing around with MNF this evening and it seems found the right set of tags for my latest post. I’ll let you know how it goes.
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Great info on using MNF for tags George. Another unusual use I've found for it is to help you pick domain names that's got good search traffic. I can get on page one for these within a month and some have 2,000 searches a month. Pretty cool stuff
I've done a video on my blog showing you how its done.
Just bought MNF and exploring around. Looks like this is one of the best investment I've ever made. I'm devouring every single article about MNF in this blog of yours Garry, because I want to exploit the best that MNF can offer. I see that the new version has this additional column called the 'mob'. MNF is certainly getting better and better with time.
Hi,
I have been using the much-praised Market Samurai and I`ve been happy with it. But MNF fills in the void that I`m having exploring niches – I like to discover new niches with MNF now, and do the rest on MS. Works for me!
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