
47:31
Thanks for organizing this!

47:53
We have a blast putting these together. Thanks for coming, and for helping us know what you really enjoy.

48:19
Thank you all for organizing this.

51:32
I do. I'm a blogger

51:36
Yes

51:37
Definitely

51:51
I don’t know enough about it.

52:00
I have to when I write for certain outlets. It’s a requirement.

52:03
don’t think about it, but should

54:11
Do you ever use Pinterest for researching SEO or keywords? Why or why not?

55:01
How do you have the analytics on the right side of the screen?

57:14
I have the same question as Andrea—how do you get those keyword analytics when searching on Google?

57:22
Curious to know how often Cat Hamm used these techniques in editing freelance stories. Asking for a friend…

57:31
Is it helpful to literally include the questions in the text of your post?

58:27
They are titled Keyword surfer

59:47
SATW members receive a discount on Keysearch, an advanced version of these free extensions. Detials are on the SATW Member Benefits page.

01:00:37
A really good site to use to search keywords is UberSuggest.

01:02:10
Are there similar keyword trend analytics for YouTube?

01:03:03
QUESTION: When you say answering the questions Google shows improves SEO … do you have to include the question in your article or is Google able to tell you’ve answered who has the best deals on cruises?

01:03:17
@kateschoenbach Keysearch does Youtube

01:04:36
Thank you!

01:04:51
can't you use multiple key words?

01:05:28
Do you recommend YOAST SEO for WordPress formats? Regular or Premium membership?

01:07:16
Would you list ALL of those various cruise search terms in your tags?

01:07:34
Great question, Catharine. I just realized that I am so far behind, because I do my main research contacting the cruise lines directly, although I do scan google.

01:07:54
Are you responsible for creating the “title” of the page, versus the “headline”? Not sure how to do that or if I’m responsible for that.

01:08:26
Please address keyword cannibalization.

01:11:30
For those of us writing for national or international outlets how would you leverage this information?

01:12:38
Understanding search intent is key. You can use keywords but if you don't know the search intent behind them you may not be hitting the mark.

01:12:54
Why might "best" NOT get hits?

01:13:18
Opps -- that's a WHY question. :-)

01:13:19
my editor (print and online) often changes my title - got to ask him if that is decided due to SEO. Is this the main reason why editors change it now?

01:14:16
Your editor might have two headlines-one for print and one for online.

01:14:22
One of my editors changes title and headline for the SEO words...

01:15:32
Could you suggest good key words for travel writers we can use to drive traffic to our websites?

01:16:19
KWfinder.com is a great tool. It's paid but very helpful.

01:17:00
Keysearch is a cheap tool which is pretty good.

01:17:04
YOAST?

01:19:00
Can you type out that search term?

01:21:34
things to do in Miami

01:21:38
theme parks

01:21:47
How about, “where to celebrate……”?

01:21:53
Caribbean travel

01:21:59
Alaska wildlife

01:22:52
It looks alphabetical -- at least at first.

01:24:11
Can we see it, please?

01:24:26
And won't Google punish you if they think you are keyword stuffing?

01:25:10
How do you use Search Console for keyword research?

01:25:54
Roadtrip in a convertible

01:28:43
I think the term road trip is more 'hip' than car trip.

01:29:16
If this seminar goes long, I'm fine with that.

01:29:26
car trip I think is more commuting trips versus vacations for road trips

01:33:05
What about length of article, does it make a difference with SEO?

01:34:27
Vani - there was a sidebar with 'keyword suggestion' or something in your Google page - is that an add-on or extension?

01:34:31
How does this this apply to video and photo journalism? Should we use SEO in our text titles and summaries of the visual stories?

01:35:35
Thanks, Catherine. Perfect.

01:36:02
I've herd Twitter has an especially powerful search function. Do you agree and do you use Twitter in searches?

01:37:08
What if there are two key topics — can you use multiples of two different keywords?

01:37:38
Google is like Santa Claus. It knows whether you have been bad or good and it will either reward you with presents or give you coal in your stocking.

01:38:35
As a publisher and editor, I almost always change the title and headers based on the keyword research I do on the story that has been submitted to me.

01:39:34
Do headlines along the lines of “X ways to XYZ” have value in terms of SEO?

01:40:33
Catherine and Vani: Do your publications use different headlines for the same article in print and online? Might you rewrite the first few paragraphs for online as well for keyword optimization?

01:42:01
How to use Search Console for SEO?

01:43:11
What about topics and angles that don’t rank because no one has really written about it? Is there a place for these? How can we use these keyword concepts to give these stories a chance online?

01:46:09
Thanks Vani!

01:46:32
Thank you very much!!!

01:46:37
Great session thank you !

01:46:41
Thanks so much for the great insights. Vani was fantastic!

01:46:41
Thank you!

01:46:43
Thanks Vani!

01:46:45
Thank you so much! Great session!!

01:46:45
Great webinar. Thanks so much!

01:46:46
thank you Vani and Catharine

01:46:47
Excellent presentation and topic.

01:46:48
thanks so much everyone, learned lots

01:46:49
Thank you. Good info

01:46:49
Thank you I learned so much!

01:46:55
thanks Vani!

01:46:56
thanks Vani and Catharine!

01:46:57
Thank you Vani & Catherine! This has been really informative!

01:47:00
Very good!

01:47:11
Nice job ladies. . .thank you!

01:47:15
Great to hear your voice again, Vani. Thank you so much for all the great info!

01:47:16
Thank you!

01:47:17
Thanks so much.

01:47:20
Thank you!

01:47:24
Thank you.

01:47:24
Thanks everyone.

01:47:24
Thank you!

01:47:25
Thanks for moderating, Catharine!

01:47:26
Thanks all, very informative. Looking forward to parts, B,C, D & E.

01:47:27
Thank you all for enthusiastic reception and response. We're always so encouraged by your participation.

01:47:31
Thanks!!!

01:47:40
Much appreciated!

01:47:46
Thanks every much—very informative!

01:47:49
Thanks folks - excellent information

01:47:50
Yes thanks to all who put this together.

01:47:50
Thank you all!