Hey Marios,
I do not mind sharing at all. This post is a perfect example. “Hittail Results” was among the suggestions, so as you can see I used it for the title of thi page. I have not done anything special with this suggestion besides this article. Fortunately I have been seeing good Google juice flow on thi blog. I would also try to use this term in anchor text from other websites (GoArticles or EzineArticles are good place to start). I hope this helps.

I see you are also using WordPress and if you blog freequently optimize your articles aroun Hittail suggestions. Depending on ho long you have been using Hittail you may have goog amount of terms by now. If not you will. I have been using Hittial for about three months now and my tail has bout 700 terms.

If you have just started to use Hittail, let it go its job for next few weeks to collect more terms. So you will have a wider range of terms to choose from.

Hope this helps.

Thanks for the additional information. I have HitTail running and it's been gathering data for about a week. What I'm trying to figure out is what distinguishes a long tail term (which I can get from my analytics package) from a suggested term (which is where HitTail's value supposedly lies). Do suggested terms have more potential in terms of traffic? Are they less competitive and therefore easy to rank for? The online descriptions of the service don't seem to say much and prefer to wave away such details as being part of a complex algorithm.

Hey Marios,
I do not mind sharing at all. This post is a perfect example. “Hittail Results” was among the suggestions, so as you can see I used it for the title of thi page. I have not done anything special with this suggestion besides this article. Fortunately I have been seeing good Google juice flow on thi blog. I would also try to use this term in anchor text from other websites (GoArticles or EzineArticles are good place to start). I hope this helps.

I see you are also using WordPress and if you blog freequently optimize your articles aroun Hittail suggestions. Depending on ho long you have been using Hittail you may have goog amount of terms by now. If not you will. I have been using Hittial for about three months now and my tail has bout 700 terms.

If you have just started to use Hittail, let it go its job for next few weeks to collect more terms. So you will have a wider range of terms to choose from.

Hope this helps.

I think there is plenty of confusion out there what “long tail” really stands for….lol. I think the Hittail is going to redefine the term all together.

With the time you will see that Hittail will show you top 10 keywords (that were used more than the rest to find your site). Even in my case with 700 I have only top ten in “pinkish” . The rest belong to long tail. In my case these top 10 are responsible only for 8% of all search traffic. I think Hittail is a brilliant analytical tool, and is fitted perfectly for bloggers.

1. You put the new suggestions into the title tag (or headline field) of a new blog post. Make it a sensible headline that fits within the context of your site. It’s more effective to add new content in a blogging system than to tweak old content. That’s because it’s naturally well optimized for search, and the submit will cause a news “ping” to notify Weblogs and blo.gs services that new content exists on the web. This starts the process of your content ultimately winding up in Google default search.

3. You got most of that right. The suggestions have more potential than all other keywords. Technically, the reason this is, is because they’re teetering on the edge of performing better for you. Our algorithms know this, but in great part, it’s derived from “how many pages in” the search results they dug to find you.

That’s KEEN competitive intelligence that most others leave on the table.

And there’s more making it work well, such as our “keywords forever” feature, but that’s too much to explain here. In fact, it always sounds confusing to explain it. There’s a lot of trust involved, and we love Vlad the Affiliate, because he took that leap of faith and has been very generous sharing his experiences and results with the world.

Thanks Vlad!

Mike Levin and the Team at HitTail

Mike,

Thanks for stopping by. Great info and suggestions.

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Hittail is good as long as you know what you are doing. You need to analyze which post gets hits from which long tail keyword and change the post content accordingly…

@Kral

I think that Hittail is perfect for bloggers, who can take a Hittail suggestion and create an article around the term. This article is a perfect example. If you search Google for “Hittail Results” you will see that my site is on the first page, if not in the first position for the term.

But long tails have fewer visitor numbers… It can sometimes be beneficial to be on the 2nd page of a more general term. I am just saying, it should be throughly analyzed.

Kral,

I agree that you should consider carefully Hittail suggestions. While the long tail keywords do have fewer visitors, in case of this website longtail is responsible for 87% of all traffic, while “top ten” bring only 13% of the traffic.

Thanks Mike for stopping again. I think that in order to use the Hittail successfully, it's suggestions should be also used “outside” o one's blog/website. I use the suggestions in anchor text for the links in articles and press releases. Also targeting the entire long tale would require great amount of time. in my case the Hittail has collected about 2000 keywords.

Thanks Mike for stopping again. I think that in order to use the Hittail successfully, it’s suggestions should be also used “outside” o one’s blog/website. I use the suggestions in anchor text for the links in articles and press releases. Also targeting the entire long tale would require great amount of time. in my case the Hittail has collected about 2000 keywords.