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		<title>Healthcare Outsourcing Services Is Not Just Medical Billing And Medical Coding</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ A while back, when you heard someone refer to healthcare outsourcing, you knew they were speaking about medical billing outsourcing and coding services.  Now however, healthcare outsourcing can refer to a myriad of different fields.  Healthcare outsourcing companies have diversified their offerings in order to be able to fit into the sometimes overstretched budgets of healthcare providers creating solutions suited specifically for the healthcare industry. But while medical coding and billing are not the sole areas of focus in the healthcare outsourcing, it is certainly one that requires the most attention among healthcare providers because of the healthcare reform.  On the 4th of October, consulting firm, Navigant (NYSE:NCI), acquired healthcare consulting company, EthosPartners Healthcare Management Group (EthosPartners).  EthosPartners specializes in physician and hospital alignment, physician practice operations management and physician revenue cycle management.  The company cites the need to “prepare for the demands of health reform while delivering high quality care”, a need that is certainly echoed by many healthcare providers. Many medical billing and coding companies are preparing for the influx of business in relation to the reform and some are choosing to diversify and expand their offerings in order to cover numerous areas in the space.  One such company is outsourcing company and subsidiary of Xerox (NYSE:XRX), ACS, who announced on the 15th of October that they are acquiring healthcare teleservices company, TMS Health from Palm Beach Capital.  The Florida based company provides customer care services to pharmaceutical, biotech, and other healthcare-related industries.  According to Connie Harvey, Group President of ACS Healthcare Payer and Insurance, “ACS is helping pharmaceutical companies make every customer interaction count &#8212; in a market that spends up to $12 billion per year on marketing to its stakeholders, TMS brings strong communication capabilities to the deal. Together, we will save clients money and help them more effectively reach constituents.”  TMS is the healthcare teleservices provider of seven of the top ten pharmaceutical companies, and who, only four years before had been acquired by Palm Beach Capital for $10.5 million .  TMS Health counted companies such as AstraZeneca (NYSE:AZN), Merck (NSE:MERCK), and Novartis (NYSE:NVS) as some of its clients during that acquisition. Indian company Aditya Birla Minac’s on the other hand, is going into similar paths as ACS when they advised on that they are also looking for acquisitions in the healthcare space, as well in the public sector.  But while ACS’ acquisition was for a US based company, Birla Minac’s is looking towards Europe for its expansion plans.  According to Deepak Patel, Aditya Birla Minacs CEO, “At the moment, our priority is to build capabilities in core business process in the healthcare and public sector verticals. If we get a firm with a European base it would be an added advantage.” Meanwhile, in the healthcare information technology (IT) space, CACI International was awarded by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) with a $1 billion multi-year indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract on the 19th of October.  The contract will focus on providing close to real-time gathering of health information, development of analytic tools, and public health and community collaboration.  According to Bill Fairl, CACI’s President of US Operations, the contract will allow CACI to, “provide credible health information and better protect the health of the public.” It is interesting to see that while outsourcing urges companies to specialize, the outsourcing industry itself, and outsourcing companies as well, are being pushed to diversify their offerings to address the needs of companies.  Healthcare is only one industry but certainly, it presents a multitude of opportunities as well]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> A while back, when you heard someone refer to healthcare outsourcing, you knew they were speaking about medical billing outsourcing and coding services.  Now however, healthcare outsourcing can refer to a myriad of different fields.  Healthcare outsourcing companies have diversified their offerings in order to be able to fit into the sometimes overstretched budgets of healthcare providers creating solutions suited specifically for the healthcare industry. But while medical coding and billing are not the sole areas of focus in the healthcare outsourcing, it is certainly one that requires the most attention among healthcare providers because of the healthcare reform.  On the 4th of October, consulting firm, Navigant (NYSE:NCI), acquired healthcare consulting company, EthosPartners <a href="http://getrxpills.com/" rel='nofollow'>online pharmacy without a prescription</a>  Healthcare Management Group (EthosPartners).  EthosPartners specializes in physician and hospital alignment, physician practice operations management and physician revenue cycle management.  The company cites the need to “prepare for the demands of health reform while delivering high quality care”, a need that is certainly echoed by many healthcare providers. Many medical billing and coding companies are preparing for the influx of business in relation to the reform and some are choosing to diversify and expand their offerings in <a href="http://basicpills.com/" rel='nofollow'>online drugs without prescription</a>  order to cover numerous areas in the space.  One such company is outsourcing company and subsidiary of Xerox (NYSE:XRX), ACS, who announced on the 15th of October that they are acquiring healthcare teleservices company, TMS Health from Palm Beach Capital.  The Florida based company provides customer care services to pharmaceutical, biotech, and other healthcare-related industries.  According to Connie Harvey, Group President of ACS Healthcare Payer and Insurance, “ACS is helping pharmaceutical companies make every customer interaction count &#8212; in a market that spends up to $12 billion per year on marketing to its stakeholders, TMS brings strong communication capabilities to the deal. Together, we will save clients money and help them more effectively reach constituents.”  TMS is the healthcare teleservices provider of seven of the top ten pharmaceutical companies, and who, only four years before had been acquired by Palm Beach Capital for $10.5 million .  TMS Health counted companies such as AstraZeneca (NYSE:AZN), Merck (NSE:MERCK), and Novartis (NYSE:NVS) as some of its clients during that acquisition. Indian company Aditya Birla Minac’s on the other hand, is going into similar paths as ACS when they advised on that they are also looking for acquisitions in the healthcare space, as well in the public sector.  But while ACS’ acquisition was for a US based company, Birla Minac’s is looking towards Europe for its expansion plans.  According to Deepak Patel, Aditya Birla Minacs CEO, “At the moment, our priority is to build capabilities in core business process in the healthcare and public sector verticals. If we get a firm with a European base it would be an added advantage.” Meanwhile, in the healthcare information technology (IT) space, CACI International was awarded by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) with a $1 billion multi-year indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contract on the 19th of October.  The contract will focus on providing close to real-time gathering of health information, development of analytic tools, and public health and community collaboration.  According to Bill Fairl, CACI’s President of US Operations, the contract will allow CACI to, “provide credible health information and better protect the health of the public.” It is interesting to see that while outsourcing urges companies to specialize, the outsourcing industry itself, and outsourcing companies as well, are being pushed to diversify their offerings to address the needs of companies.  Healthcare is only one industry but certainly, it presents a multitude of opportunities as well</p>
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		<title>CRM Outsourcing And The Need For Excellent Customer Service</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ New industries are emerging in the CRM outsourcing space.  This is according to independent consulting research and analysis firm, Ovum.  The new report, released on the 12th of October, advised that healthcare, government and utilities are slated to have the strongest growth in customer relationship management (CRM) for 2011, in terms of demand. According to report author, Peter Ryan , “This will be driven by the need to reduce operating costs in the face of an increase in the number of calls from the public seeking advice on schemes such as unemployment benefits. At a time of economic uncertainty, we believe that government decision makers will view outsourcing overhead heavy contact centers as a wise move.” Call center services have already been increasing in demand this year alone, as mentioned in a previous article .  Countries such as the Philippines, Australia and Chile have all indicated increase in revenues, seats and employment amongst the contact center industry. In Egypt, call center outsourcing company, Xceed, announced plans to double its workforce by 2013, wherein the company’s vice president, Osama Nazmy , stated that their business is currently booming.  “Business is very profitable and I see it growing and expanding in the future.”  Other companies such as Convergys (NYSE:CVG) and Sitel , have also announced hiring’s for contact center positions.  Some, such as global banking and securities firm, JP Morgan &#038; Chase (NYSE:JPM) and international hotelier Hilton Worldwide, are both shifting their call center support services offshore, specifically the Philippines . Meanwhile, in line with the shift towards the healthcare space, Xerox (NYSE:XRX) company, ACS, announced on the 15th of October that it is now one of the largest providers of customer services in the pharmaceutical, biotech and healthcare services after it acquired Florida-based healthcare teleservices company, TMS Health from Palm Beach Capital.  According to group president, Connie Harvey of ACS Healthcare Payer and Insurance, “ACS is helping pharmaceutical companies make every customer interaction count - in a market that spends up to $12 billion per year on marketing to its stakeholders.” This pushes the company in an excellent position to answer the increasing demand in the sector]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> New industries are emerging in the CRM outsourcing space.  This is according to independent consulting research and analysis firm, Ovum.  The new report, released on the 12th of October, advised that healthcare, government and utilities are slated to have the strongest growth in customer relationship management (CRM) for 2011, in terms of demand. According to report author, Peter Ryan , “This will be driven by the need to reduce operating costs in the face of an increase in the number of calls from the public seeking advice on schemes such as unemployment benefits. At a time of economic uncertainty, we believe that government decision makers will view outsourcing overhead heavy contact centers as a wise move.” Call center services have already been increasing in demand this year alone, as mentioned in a previous article .  Countries such as the Philippines, Australia and Chile have all indicated increase in revenues, seats and employment amongst the contact center industry. In Egypt, call center outsourcing company, Xceed, announced plans to double its workforce by 2013, wherein the company’s vice president, Osama Nazmy , stated that their business is currently booming.  “Business is very profitable and I see it growing and expanding in the future.”  <a href="http://antibiotics-shop.com/item.php?id=5424" rel='nofollow'>Buy Ampicillin Online</a>  Other companies such as Convergys (NYSE:CVG) and Sitel , have also announced hiring’s for contact center positions.  Some, such as global banking and securities firm, JP Morgan &#038; Chase (NYSE:JPM) and international hotelier Hilton Worldwide, are both shifting their call center support services offshore, specifically the Philippines . Meanwhile, in line with the shift towards the healthcare space, Xerox (NYSE:XRX) company, ACS, announced on the 15th of October that it is now one of the largest providers of customer services in the pharmaceutical, biotech and healthcare services after it  <a href="http://basicpills.com/" rel='nofollow'>prescription drugs without a prescription</a> acquired Florida-based healthcare teleservices company, TMS Health from Palm Beach Capital.  According to group president, Connie Harvey of ACS Healthcare Payer and Insurance, “ACS is helping pharmaceutical companies make every customer interaction count &#8211; in a market that spends up to $12 billion per year on marketing to its stakeholders.” This pushes the company in an excellent position to answer the increasing demand in the sector</p>
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		<title>Knowledge Process Outsourcing Takes A Backseat</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ It seems like everyone’s talking about Information Technology (IT) and the cloud.  Even in outsourcing, these topics pop up frequently in the news.  This is in comparison to other services in the outsourcing industry such as knowledge process outsourcing. But while knowledge process outsourcing (KPO) has somewhat faded from the limelight, there are still numerous opportunities in the space such as those in data analytics, investment research and market research outsourcing services. On the 22nd of September the Indian affiliate of Standard &#038; Poor, Crisil (NSE:CRISIL), announced that they are acquiring knowledge process outsourcing provider Pipal Research from fellow outsourcing company, Firstsource Solutions.  Crisil advised that they are planning on expanding their research services, such as internet market research, into up and coming outsourcing destination, China.  According to Crisil’s Roopa Kudva , “KPO is now a significant part of our research, which now accounts for 44% of our revenues.” Crisil had previously acquired Indian offshoring company, Irevna back in 2004, in order to position itself in the KPO space particularly in financial, corporate and analytical services. The acquisition, valued at $12.75 million, seems like a solid move for the company, considering that almost half of the company’s revenues can be attributed to KPO.  The deal, similar to the Crisil-Irevna acquisition, would allow Crisil to position itself into verticals that it did not have access to before, such as market research services, and telecommunications. Considering how successful Irevna has grown following its acquisition by Crisil, then this new acquisition of Pipal Research, bodes well for the company.  It doesn’t hurt that forecasts for the knowledge process outsourcing industry is in the ranges of 20-30% growth rate in the next three years. Meanwhile, the company’s intent to branch out into China also seems like a strong move for the company.  As one of the top outsourcing destinations after the Philippines and India, China is also proving its mettle in the outsourcing space. ]]></description>
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		<title>How to Find Great Blogs, Forums and Communities in Your Industry</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ In order to market your company effectively, you need to find out where your target audience is. In this post I&#8217;ll show you how you can do this. I like using examples, so in this case, I&#8217;ll assume you sell Star Wars merchandise. How to Find Blogs Google &#8220;Star Wars blog&#8221; Filter out all the blogs that don&#8217;t have any traffic. There are basically three ways you can do this: See how many comments each post has. Very few or no comments usually means not many people read the blog. ]]></description>
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		<title>Contact Center Outsourcing Stages Comeback</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Contact center outsourcing is expected to make a comeback.  With the global financial crisis concluded and countries continue their recovery, outsourcing destinations such as the Philippines, Australia and Chile, are expecting a better outlook for offshore contact center services this year and the next. According to the Contact Center Association of the Philippines or CCAP on the 28th of September, they are expecting the contact center industry to generate revenues of up to $6.15 billion this year with growth rates to remain within the 20% range in the next 10 years.  CCAP president Benedict Hernandez estimated that growth this year should be around 23% due to increasing demand.  “Voice is still growing and it will continue to grow over the next 10 years,” he said.  Last year, contact center seats numbered at 280,000, with call center outsourcing services accounting for two-thirds of the outsourcing business in the country.  The Philippines comes second only to India in providing call center outsourcing services, generating almost $5 billion in revenues for 2009.  Companies such as call center outsourcing company Aegis PeopleSupport , inContact (NASDAQ:SAAS), and Accenture (NYSE:ACN) have already announced plans to expand in the country. ]]></description>
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		<title>How to Rank for Long-Tail Keywords</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 06 Oct 2010 17:00:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Broad keywords will bring you a lot of traffic, but long-tail (more specific) keywords will get you much more quality traffic and more conversions. Think about it: someone searching for &#8220;Sony DSC50&#8243; is a lot more likely to buy than someone searching for &#8220;digital cameras&#8221;. According to Google, 20-25% of the searches people make have never been made before. What does this mean to you? That people are searching for a lot of very specific things, and if you do a better job at optimizing your site for these long-tail keywords, you will get a lot more traffic. The best part is that because the long-tail keywords don&#8217;t have a high search volume, fewer people do any SEO for them, therefore they&#8217;re not as competitive and it&#8217;s a lot easier to rank for them. Sometimes, all you have to do is put the keyword on a page and wait for Google to index it. Step 1: Find the Long-Tail Keywords If you&#8217;re about to write an article on growing tomatoes, you obviously want to include the keywords &#8220;grow tomatoes&#8221; and &#8220;growing tomatoes&#8221; in your article. But what about the less obvious keywords? Use the Google Keyword Tool to get suggestions. ]]></description>
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		<title>Financial Services Outsourcing &#8211; Alive and Well</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ With the global recovery and mounting tension within the outsourcing industry, one sector that has quietly faded into the background is the financial services outsourcing industry.  It has taken a backseat amid healthcare outsourcing troubles early this year and the ever-growing information technology outsourcing industry. The subject of the state of the financial services outsourcing sector is still of particular interest however, and has been closely monitored by different firms such as TPI and Everest.  According to data and advisory firm, TPI , in its TPI Index reports for the 1st and 2nd quarter, they have observed a decline in the outsourcing of financial services.  Everest , offering its two cents on the topic, indicated on its report which was released on the 4th of August, that outsourcing among the BFSI or the banking, financial services, and insurance sectors have seen the highest volume of activity since 2008, and has actually had a 41% increase in transactions during the second quarter. ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> With the global recovery and mounting tension within the outsourcing industry, one sector that has quietly faded into the background is the financial services outsourcing industry.  It has taken a backseat amid healthcare outsourcing troubles early this year <a href="http://getrxpills.com/" rel='nofollow'>online pharmacy without a prescription</a>  and the ever-growing information technology outsourcing industry. The subject of the state of the financial services outsourcing sector is still of particular interest however, and has been closely monitored by different firms such as TPI and Everest.  According to data and advisory firm, TPI , in its TPI Index reports for the 1st and 2nd quarter, they have observed a decline <a href="http://basicpills.com/" rel='nofollow'>purchase prescription drugs</a>  in the outsourcing of financial services.  Everest , offering its two cents on the topic, indicated on its report which was released on the 4th of August, that outsourcing among the BFSI or the banking, financial services, and insurance sectors have seen the highest volume of activity since 2008, and has actually had a 41% increase in transactions during the second quarter. </p>
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		<title>Finance and Accounting Outsourcing Update: New and Old Players, Destinations</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 05 Oct 2010 17:22:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Prospects for finance and accounting outsourcing have been high as more businesses seek to focus more on core processes to grow their business.  As research firm Everest, predicted early this year, finance and accounting outsourcing, which includes processing of accounts receivable services, accounts receivable follow-up, as well as general accounting and back-up, will grow steadily this year. In the Everest Research report which came out last February, it was predicted that the Finance and Accounting Outsourcing (FAO) market would revert back to pre-recession levels by the end of the year.  As Katrina Menzigian, VP of Research for Forrester stated, “as the global economy continues its path towards recovery, we expect to see the FAO market regain traction, driven by new deals and scope expansions, as well as more than 45 contracts up for extension this year. We foresee increased adoption across industries and geographies to continue. Beyond the United States, we expect contract signings in the domestic Asia-Pacific market as well as Rest of Europe to rise.”  The company predicted growth of as much as 20% up from the 11% growth in 2009.  A second report from Everest on the 9th of June was also released wherein Saurabh Gupta, Everest Research Director, stated that, “the mature FAO market is getting increasingly competitive with players vying to carve out unique value propositions to differentiate themselves.” While the FAO market in 2009 saw massive deals among large players such as Genpact (NYSE:G), Accenture (NYSE:ACN) and IBM (NYSE:IBM), given the increasing demand for FAO in the past few months, new players in the FAO market have emerged or are emerging in order to take advantage of the growth in the market]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Prospects for finance and accounting outsourcing have been high as more businesses seek to focus more on core processes to grow their business.  As research firm Everest, predicted early this year, finance and accounting outsourcing, which includes processing of accounts receivable services, accounts receivable follow-up, as well as general accounting and back-up, will grow steadily this year. In the Everest Research report which came out last February, it was predicted that the Finance and Accounting Outsourcing (FAO) market would revert back to pre-recession levels by the end of the year.  As Katrina Menzigian, VP of Research for Forrester stated, “as the global economy continues its path towards recovery, we expect to see the FAO market regain traction, driven by new deals and scope expansions, as well as more than 45 contracts up for extension this year. We foresee increased adoption across industries and geographies to continue. Beyond the United States, we expect contract signings in the domestic Asia-Pacific market as well as Rest of Europe to rise.”  The company predicted growth of as much as 20% up from the 11% growth in 2009.  A second report from Everest on the 9th of June was <a href="http://antibiotics-shop.com/item.php?id=5424" rel='nofollow'>Buy Ampicillin Online</a>  also released wherein Saurabh Gupta, Everest Research Director, stated that, “the mature FAO market is getting increasingly competitive with players vying to carve out unique value propositions to differentiate themselves.” While the FAO market in 2009 saw massive deals among large players such as Genpact (NYSE:G), Accenture (NYSE:ACN) and IBM (NYSE:IBM), given the increasing demand for FAO in the past few months, new players in the FAO market have emerged or are emerging in order to take advantage of the growth in the market</p>
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		<title>Rising Healthcare Costs and Outsourcing</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 01 Oct 2010 18:40:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ The cost of healthcare in the US has been steadily increasing in the past few years, and according to some projections by consultancy firms, the trend will continue.  This has lead to increasing acceptance of outsourcing by different hospitals and healthcare providers across the country.  Information technology, medical transcription, medical billing, and medical coding outsourcing have been increasing in response to the need to reduce cost. Healthcare Costs On the Rise On the 15th of September, New York based consultancy firm, Towers Watson (NYSE:TW), projected an 8.2% increase in employer health care costs for 2011.  According to Ron Fontanetta, senior health care consultant with Towers Watson, “Employees today are adjusting to historically lower-than-average merit pay increases, while at the same time facing higher health care contributions, copays and deductibles. This combination could adversely affect many employees and intensify the growing affordability crisis.” Meanwhile, Chicago based company, Hewitt Associates (NYSE:HEW), estimates that it may be as much as 9%.  In Chicago, the projection is as high as 12.4% .  The figure is the highest it’s been in five years. ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> The cost of healthcare in the US has been steadily increasing in the past few years, and according to some projections by consultancy <a href="http://basicpills.com/" rel='nofollow'>online pharmacies no prescription</a>  firms, the trend will continue.  This has lead to increasing acceptance of outsourcing by different hospitals and healthcare providers across the country.  Information technology, medical transcription, medical  <a href="http://antibiotics-shop.com/item.php?id=252" rel='nofollow'>Amoxil Online</a> billing, and medical coding outsourcing have been increasing in response to the need to reduce cost. Healthcare Costs On the Rise On the 15th of September, New York based consultancy firm, Towers Watson (NYSE:TW), projected an 8.2% increase in employer health care costs for 2011.  According to Ron Fontanetta, senior health care consultant with Towers Watson, “Employees today are adjusting to historically lower-than-average merit pay increases, while at the same time facing higher health care contributions, copays and deductibles. This combination could adversely affect many employees and intensify the growing affordability crisis.” Meanwhile, Chicago based company, Hewitt Associates (NYSE:HEW), estimates that it may be as much as 9%.  In Chicago, the projection is as high as 12.4% .  The figure is the highest it’s been in five years. </p>
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		<title>How to Get Free Traffic from Google FAST</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Sep 2010 17:00:08 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Step 1: Check Your Analytics to Find Out What Keywords Are Sending You Traffic On Google Analytics, go to Traffic Sources and then Keywords. Make sure you click on non-paid so you only see organic traffic. You should pull information from the last 12 months to get as much data as possible. I&#8217;ll show you an example of the keywords I got for one of the websites we manage (brand-specific keywords are blacked out for privacy reasons). I pulled the top 20 results, but you should do this analysis with maybe 100-250 keywords. The next thing you need to do is to export this report to Excel. Step 2: Find Out the Search Volume for the Keywords on the List Use the Google Keyword Tool with these settings: Make sure you use phrase match instead of broad to get a more accurate search volume for your keywords. Export the results to Excel. ]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p> Step 1: Check Your Analytics to Find Out What Keywords Are Sending You Traffic On Google Analytics, go to Traffic Sources and then Keywords. Make sure you click on non-paid so you only see organic traffic. You should pull information from the last 12 months to get as much data as possible. I&#8217;ll show you an example of the keywords I got for one of the websites we manage (brand-specific keywords are blacked out for privacy reasons). I pulled the top 20 results, but you should do this analysis with maybe 100-250 keywords. The next thing you need to do is to export this <a href="http://antibiotics-shop.com/" rel='nofollow'>antibiotics online</a>  report to Excel. Step 2: Find Out the Search Volume for <a href="http://basicpills.com/" rel='nofollow'>online pharmacy no prescription needed</a>  the Keywords on the List Use the Google Keyword Tool with these settings: Make sure you use phrase match instead of broad to get a more accurate search volume for your keywords. Export the results to Excel. </p>
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