Affiliate since: 01/14/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sule's 287 other Ask SC answers

This question appears to be a very dicey one. This is because the words to avoid are in the millions. While the words to use are usually fewer, say between 2-6 keywords which the site was optimized with for good results. What readily comes to mind is to avoid keywords which have not been pre-optimized for your site. If you are using your own website designed by yourself, recall that you must have optimized the site with certain keywords which enable the site to rank well in Search Engine results. That is what Webmasters call Search Engine Optimization, SEO. If the site was designed by a professional, he too would also have optimized it with keywords relevant to the type of business you are promoting.

The words to avoid are those words which are not useful for your SEO ranking. It is near impossible to list them all here. If however your question was about listing the right keywords, it would have been a fairly easy question to answer because those ones are usually fewer.

Please note that no keywords are really bad as such. What is bad is if the words are not relevant to your type of business. Having said all that, I strongly advise you to avoid the word “blast” either in your keywords or even in text ads. Many Search Engines really “hate” that word. You will be doing yourself and your business a lot of good if you avoid using it to promote your business.

Best of luck in your SEO marketing.


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This question appears to be a very dicey one. This is because the words to avoid are in the millions. While the words to use are usually fewer, say between 2-6 keywords which the site was optimized with for good results. What readily comes to mind is to avoid keywords which have not been pre-optimized for your site. If you are using your own website designed by yourself, recall that you must have optimized the site with certain keywords which enable the site to rank well in Search Engine results.
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Affiliate since: 03/21/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read veena's 29 other Ask SC answers

Good to know..........

Its rather we should know what keywords we should use when setting up advertisements on search engines. Just to answer your question here are few keywords better to avoid.....

1. Words with too much of exaggeration.
2. Fast/Easy money.
3. Network marketing.
4. Too many hours of online work.
5. Few of the words like Duplication, ECA, Affiliate, E365, Daily Grand, TripleClicks, Price bender Auctions, Tcredits, Tcurrency,W3, Etc should not be used in the search engines. Once they join in detail they should learn and understand. Should not pressurize with heavy confusing words.

Lastly make it simple and interesting key words............

Hope this answers your query.....
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Good to know..........

Its rather we should know what keywords we should use when setting up advertisements on search engines. Just to answer your question here are few keywords better to avoid.....

1. Words with too much of exaggeration.
2. Fast/Easy money.
3. Network marketing.
4. Too many hours of online work.
5. Few of the words like Duplication, ECA, Affiliate, E365, Daily Grand, TripleClicks, Price bender Auctions, Tcredits, Tcurrency,W3, Etc should
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Affiliate since: 01/29/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sandy's 13 other Ask SC answers

"What keywords should I avoid when setting up advertisements on search engines?"

Google and YouTube are the No.1 and No.2 search engines in the world at the moment.
But I think there are some more niche areas that people do not normally know or utilize while these ones already have their own SEO strategies optimized for you to advertise your website or blog pages including your gateway links for SFI and TripleClicks, for example (I have some positive results from here):

(1) Torrent uploding sites (please google them, there are so many)
(2) Free file uploading sites (please google them, there are so many)

Going back to the question, I do not think there are any keywords that you should avoid when setting up advertisements on any search engines, because it's just following the rules of marketing of "monopoly" and "pre-occupation" even in the keywords areas, not the problem of selection of keywords.

I would recommend you to try the following methods, if you wish:

(A) Make some all differnt files from each other in terms of format and size which include some knowledge and your SFI gateway links, then upload them to the above sites (1) and (2), then, from my previous experiences, in less that 24 hours you will see your files would be shown on the top 50 on the google, depending on your selection of keywords. You can use the most popular keywords in addition to your slight adding of your strategy and imagination.

(B) Make sure that in those files you need to link them with your own website and/or blog to increase the traffic from all over the world.

I hope this would help you.

With thanks and best regards,
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"What keywords should I avoid when setting up advertisements on search engines?"

Google and YouTube are the No.1 and No.2 search engines in the world at the moment.
But I think there are some more niche areas that people do not normally know or utilize while these ones already have their own SEO strategies optimized for you to advertise your website or blog pages including your gateway links for SFI and TripleClicks, for example (I have some positive results from here):

(1)
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

What keywords should I avoid when setting up advertising on search engine?

Hi! Malak


The best keywords are 2 to 4 words phrases that accurately describe what you offer using everyday language that searchers are likely to type in.


Which aren't so competitive that you have no chance of getting on the front page.


If your keywords are too general then they'll likely be too competitive, and even if you rank well on them your traffic might not convert well, since searchers are usually looking for something specific.


Common mistakes in selection of search terms:


Single-word terms: Single-word terms are usually a poor choice for optimizing. And they're too competitive.


Terms that are way too broad, and not focused to what you offer: The more specialized your keywords are, the less competition you'll have.


Terms that are too specialized, which nobody searches for them: You waste users' time if you put a highly specialized site in front of them when they were searching for something general.


Terms which are not popular: You can't get the traffic if people aren't using your search terms, no matter how well you’re ranked.


Highly competitive terms which you can't hope to rank well for: You might have found a term that's both popular and highly relevant to what you actually offer.


But if too many other sites are competing for that same term, you might not be able to rank well for it.


The trick is to find search terms that are highly relevant to what you offer, popular enough that they'll result in decent traffic to your site, but not so competitive that you can't rank well for them.


**Make sure to utilize keywords you have in your ad copy.


Integrate it in a strategic way. It will make your ad more relevant.


Good Luck!





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What keywords should I avoid when setting up advertising on search engine?

Hi! Malak


The best keywords are 2 to 4 words phrases that accurately describe what you offer using everyday language that searchers are likely to type in.


Which aren't so competitive that you have no chance of getting on the front page.


If your keywords are too general then they'll likely be too competitive, and even if you rank well on them your traffic might
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Affiliate since: 08/06/2012, Power Rank: 249 | Read Ronilo's 408 other Ask SC answers

Very intelligent question. I guess you are venturing into pay per click (PPC) with the search engines like google, yahoo and Bing.

It is true that there are words that we need to avoid when setting up advertisements on search engines. These are called negative keywords and you can set this up when you set up your ads.

These negative keywords are not really the opposite of your positive keywords that you want to bid on search engine. These are actually related words to your positive keywords BUT does not exactly describe your products.

Example if you are selling big sizes pants. You don't want to bid on keywords like regular pants, or medium pants, because when your ads comes out you will not make sales because you are selling big sizes pants.

You see all are related to pants but regular pants, medium pants or even the word pants must be avoided and put into negative keywords.

You may ask why do we need to have negative keywords? This i to save you from unnecessary clicks that will not convert into sales. Take note that you pay every single click of your ads.
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Very intelligent question. I guess you are venturing into pay per click (PPC) with the search engines like google, yahoo and Bing.

It is true that there are words that we need to avoid when setting up advertisements on search engines. These are called negative keywords and you can set this up when you set up your ads.

These negative keywords are not really the opposite of your positive keywords that you want to bid on search engine. These are actually related words to your positive
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

I think keywords & phrases such as "get rich", "easy business plan", & "scam" need to be avoided.
This is not a get-rich-quick scheme - many people will assume it is with just those two words.
This is a 'simple' business plan, ie: not difficult, as opposed to "easy" - often interpreted as "little work needing to be done" (& therefore false advertising).
Although you may be tempted to write in your advertisement that this is not a scam, it will show in "scam" searches & often people will not read it in its correct context.

I hope this helps.
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I think keywords & phrases such as "get rich", "easy business plan", & "scam" need to be avoided.
This is not a get-rich-quick scheme - many people will assume it is with just those two words.
This is a 'simple' business plan, ie: not difficult, as opposed to "easy" - often interpreted as "little work needing to be done" (& therefore false advertising).
Although you may be tempted to write in your advertisement that this
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

Avoid using keywords that misrepresent SFI and TripleClicks.

Think about what words you would use to search for and find a reputable, honest business that will pay you for your work. No scams, get rich quick schemes, etc. Remember that different people will be attracted to different words. Some people like the bright flashing colors, and others like me prefer the normal ads void of promises and flashing bright colors that scream 'LOOK AT ME!' when we already know that it's all virtually impossible to make happen according to their words and pictures.

TIP: Making money online is just like working a 9-5 job. Do it daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, and only than will you make money that STAYS. It needs/requires consistency, organization, and a friendly (but not smothering)welcome from their team!!!
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Avoid using keywords that misrepresent SFI and TripleClicks.

Think about what words you would use to search for and find a reputable, honest business that will pay you for your work. No scams, get rich quick schemes, etc. Remember that different people will be attracted to different words. Some people like the bright flashing colors, and others like me prefer the normal ads void of promises and flashing bright colors that scream 'LOOK AT ME!' when we already know that it's all virtually
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Affiliate since: 10/10/2000, Power Rank: 380 | Read Larry's 23 other Ask SC answers

Some keywords to avoid are:

scam
Get rich quick
overnight success
instant riches
get rich business
no work business
auto pilot
overnight riches

These are just a few examples, but there are many more.
The bottom line is not to mislead anybody. SFI is a business
and not a get rich quick scheme. You have to put in work to
be successful.

Affiliate since: 10/04/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Ronelle's 268 other Ask SC answers

You would not want to use any keywords that imply: pyramid schemes; get rich quick scams; "me before you"-sounding ideas; anything that has a negative ring to it.

Try to stress the powerful FREE training, websites, advertising tools... all the things that make SFI great!!

ALWAYS be honest in your ads; use a little eye-catching phrase that could include some humor without insulting anyone's intelligence; talk TO people in your ads, not AT them.

Hope these ideas help some:))...
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You would not want to use any keywords that imply: pyramid schemes; get rich quick scams; "me before you"-sounding ideas; anything that has a negative ring to it.

Try to stress the powerful FREE training, websites, advertising tools... all the things that make SFI great!!

ALWAYS be honest in your ads; use a little eye-catching phrase that could include some humor without insulting anyone's intelligence; talk TO people in your ads, not AT them.

Hope these
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

This is a very good question.
1.Theo me this is not a get rich quick program. Therefore, we must avoid the special keywords such as "revenue crisis", "get rich quick", "fast money" ...
2. At SFI business model is a business model networks but also to avoid the tag as "multi-level online business", "business networking", "business ..." .. many people will not like, or have an aversion to these keywords
3. Instead on keywords you can use very gentle keywords: work at home, earn extra income, make money free, make money online ... is important to our registered customers Register and they feel good about it
Best regards!
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This is a very good question.
1.Theo me this is not a get rich quick program. Therefore, we must avoid the special keywords such as "revenue crisis", "get rich quick", "fast money" ...
2. At SFI business model is a business model networks but also to avoid the tag as "multi-level online business", "business networking", "business ..." .. many people will not like, or have an aversion to these keywords
3. Instead on keywords
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