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What are two phrase and three phrase keywords??
How does it matters that what is the no of words added in the keywords?? I think only two word phrase will do for keywords.. What every one thinks about this over here??

A keyword phrase is generally two or more words that are used by advertisers in search engine optimization, or by visitors who are using search engines in a desire to find information based on that particular phrase. For example, an advertiser that sells blue carrot shoes might use “blue carrot shoes” as a keyword phrase to draw more visitors interested in the topic. On the other hand, visitors to a search engine looking to buy blue carrot shoes would also use the keyword phrase “blue carrot shoes” in the search engine, which would then match the keyword phrase with websites like that of the advertiser that mention the same keyword phrase. Keyword phrases are also the words that paid inclusion advertisers bid on when they are starting paid inclusion campaigns, where the more popular the keyword phrase, the more expensive it will be for the advertiser to bid on.

Two or three phrases keywords, also known as "long tail", are better to target because they are, more often than not, less competitive but still have good number of searches.

I think it's not so important as other SEO activities. For ex: backlinks and articles creation.

I think it's better to show up as result #1 for a lesspopular search keyword then it is to show up at #30 for a popular one. You will pretty much get all the searchers that do search for that keyword. I don't think anybody goes all the way to the 3rd page nowadays

3 phrase keywords also known as long tailed keywords are great because it has less competitors and it covers other relevant searches as well so its advisable to optimize with some long tail keywords rather than 1 phrase keywords.

Keyword phrases are nothing but words in a keyword. Take "Make Money Online", It has three words in it, so it is a 3 keyword phrase. You need to choose a keyword phrase depending on your SEO experience and ability. Long tail keywords are less competitive and are easy to rank but so is the ad revenue, LESS.

You can use the Keyword tool in Adwords to figure out the approx. amount of search traffic and competition that you will get for a certain phrase. Try different combinations!

Like most of the people here, I agree that long tail keywords are better to choose if you want to achieve better ranking. It's less competitive, hence easier to optimize.

Thanks every one for helping me out in keyword phrases. But don't you think such keywords can't bring good business traffic. It can only gather good Keyword Ranking?? I would like to know the views on this.

3 phrase keywords are called long tail keywords and for that I uses keyword shitter to generate long tail keywords.

A catchphrase expression is by and large at least two words that are utilized by promoters in site improvement, or by guests who are utilizing web search tools in a longing to observe data dependent on that specific expression. For instance, a promoter that sells blue carrot shoes may utilize "blue carrot shoes" as a catchphrase expression to draw more guests keen on the subject. Then again, guests to a web crawler hoping to purchase blue carrot shoes would likewise utilize the watchword expression "blue carrot shoes" in the web index, which would then coordinate the catchphrase expression with sites like that of the sponsor that notice a similar watchword state. Watchword phrases are additionally the words that paid consideration promoters bid on when they are beginning paid incorporation crusades, where the more well known the catchphrase expression, the more costly it will be for the sponsor to offer on.

A keyword expression is by and large at least two words that are involved by sponsors in website improvement, or by guests who are involving web indexes in a longing to observe data dependent on that specific expression. For instance, a sponsor that sells blue carrot shoes may utilize "blue carrot shoes" as a catchphrase expression to draw more guests intrigued by the subject. Then again, guests to a web search tool hoping to purchase blue carrot shoes would likewise utilize the catchphrase expression "blue carrot shoes" in the web search tool, which would then coordinate the watchword expression with sites like that of the publicist that notice a similar watchword state. Catchphrase phrases are likewise the words that paid incorporation sponsors to bid on when they are beginning paid consideration crusades, where the more well known the watchword expression, the more costly it will be for the publicist to offer on.