Video Pt 2: Krakken versus TLKT (What is the Difference?)

Russell | Oct 09, 2009 | Comments 0

Hi folks,

Here is part two of a videos series that covers the difference between Krakken and TLKT (The Last Keyword Tool)

In this video I cover a new definition:

Search Engine Proven Synonyms:

(SEPS) are keywords that Google recognizes as synonyms based on link citations. Generally they have nothing to do with thesaurus synonyms, but rather are synonymic based on how people are currently referencing ideas on the internet. Because of this, SEPS are volatile and change frequently and without warning.

Krakken Keyword Research Video High Resolution

Please be sure to visit our You Tube Page and tell me if my video sucks or not:

Tomorrow we will cover part 3 of Keyword Research with Krakken vrs. TLKT

- Russell

Theme Zoom Krakken is an integrated application suite that radically combines Market Analysis, Competive Analysis, Keyword DNA Creation, Automated Silo Structured Blueprint and Website Development.

For more information about Krakken and Theme Zooom Krakken and The Last Keyword Tool visit Theme Zoom.

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About the Author: Russell Wright is the CEO of Theme Zoom LLC. He is also a search engine optimization auditor co-inventor of the Theme Zoom (Krakken) keyword research tool. This tool was founded on Russell’s proprietary keyword reporting system and the “8 different keyword types”. This keyword system is designed to unveil the unique keyword fingerprint of your website that will assist you in dominating your niche at a high level. Russell, as a professional speaker, presents the search engine story in a way that both technical and non-technical audiences will enjoy. He takes a top-down philosophical approach when speaking about search engine marketing and technology. An experienced communicator and storyteller, his goal is to promote a perspective that tends to intrigue the average listener.

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