Txt? excel? word? paper all over the room, (like my office?)
this organizationally challenged guy needs some clues.
I have these spurts where it really flows and I am making some headway but I get interrupted.
What have you found to be a good way to store the phrases and the notes they have inspired in an easy access format?
Thanks.
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markling Posts: 2071 Joined: 13 Jun 06 Trust:
29 Nov 09 9:11 pm
I think most people use a spreadsheet (like Excel or Google Docs) to save their final keyword lists just because it's easier to sort and export etc.
To sift through your initial keyword research I'd definitely recommend using the Keyword Finder and Sorter in www.traffictravis.com (a free download). It just makes it easier to group your keyword lists - otherwise you end up with one massive list thats a bit overwhelming!
You are the only guy, in 9 forums, who has answered that, what I believe to be an important consideration...
You're alright!
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mack45 Posts: 236 Joined: 29 Nov 09 Trust:
04 Dec 09 2:49 am
HI I found if I put a word pad on my desk top and use it all the time then I do not have to find it every day from my mess of files it works ,when ready I just copy and paste to micro soft office for the writing. I am still learning the traffic travis tool but for quality it seems close to the Micro niche finder it is a paid keyword tool and has a few different functions. The travis tool gives it a run though. I would not need it if I found Travis first.
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