How to find the categories a keyword is belong to?
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Years ago, you were able to see the categories a keyword is belong to.
I think the only place left is DMOZ. Any other ideas will greatly appreciated.
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A tool that you type "carpet cleaning" and it will return
- home services
- local businesses
- living
- fabric protection
- etc.
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Hi,
Here is a blog that might be helpful in this regard.
http://www.seomoz.org/blog/keyword-research-using-categories
When using Google Keyword Tools or Word Tracker tools, it will typically provide a category association. Would you mind providing some insight into your process? This might allow for more specific feedback.
Regards
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