Another thing about keywords, not only do you want to find topics/niches that have dozens and dozens of keywords, you'll want to pound away at those keywords.

When you do your keyword research, seperate them into three groups:

Primary - These have the best "stats", according to your research. You should have about 10-25 of these. Your primary keywords on the ones you want to use as domain names, as titles for Squidoo and Hubpages, etc.

Secondary - These are the "next best" keywords, and you should have 25-100 of these.

The Rest - These are the "left over" keywords. They have some value, but not a lot. You should have 50-100's of these. You'll want to mix this into your pages.

Now, you'll want to pound away at your primary and secondary keywords/phrases. Most people will make a page focused on a keyword, and that's all they do.

You will want to have dozens and dozens of pages for each of your primary keywords and as many secondary keywords as you can. These pages should be spread over domains, blogs, free resources, web 2.0 pages, etc.

You will want to cross-link your relevant pages that use your primary and secondary keywords, as this will build relevancy. We'll do this by exploiting RSS.

While RSS can be used to add content to your pages, it is also a great way to automate your cross-linking efforts. You just need to plan a little ahead, which is what we'll be doing next.

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