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So, you will not get a chance to sustainthe competition. What is the best solution for this? How can long-tail keywords help you to rank better on Google or any other search engine? That’s what we are going to find in this article. Let’s dive right into the topic. As told earlier, long-tail keywords make up most of the searches on the internet. The best part about the long-tail keywords is that they are less competitive, and you can easily outrank your competitors with these keywords. Let’s say you have written an article on “How to start a blog.” If you search this keyword on Google keyword planner, you will find that this keyword drives around 60,000 visitors per month and is less competitive. It's obvious that users will search “How to start a blog” if they are looking for a blogging guide instead of just searching “blog.” This is because searching “blog” will show top website builders like WordPress, Blogger, Wix, etc and you will not get a chance to outrank them.
At this point, your followers will receive a onetime message from you and a link to the URL you are promoting. There are a few tricks here you can use to help turn your standard URL into a "Tiny" URL. They also give you a username and API which will be needed to create your automated message. Follow all the details they give you and once you create an account then login and click on "account" in the upper right hand. After you do this, you can see your API Login and API Key. It can be an affiliate URL or just a link to your site or blog, etc. After this, click "shorten" and copy your new tiny URL and save that for later use. NOTE: Now add your tiny url to your 160 character auto responder message and make sure the total character count is 160. Save this message as you will be using it very soon here.
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How cool is that? You will also want to create a page on Facebook with the name of the eBook as the title. A page is separate from your profile in that it is specifically about your business or your product, which in this case is your eBook. This page will also rank high in the search engines, but that is not the only way it will help people to find you and your eBook. When you create a page you can also import your blog's RSS feed into the page. This means that every time you make a post to your blog it will automatically be syndicated into Facebook. Even though you can do this in other areas of Facebook, being able to import your blog, where you are writing about your niche topic, will give your eBook even more exposure. My strong recommendation is that you purchase a domain name that is the same as the name of your eBook, and then forward that domain to your page on Facebook.


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