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We take a lot of things for granted here in the States. We assume that fresh water will flow from our faucets, that the police are at hand to keep the peace, and that most people show at least a modicum of respect for their neighbors. But, what happens when the stitching holding together the social fabric rips and everything goes topsy-turvy? Will you and your Jeep be ready to survive the fallout, or will you allow yourself to be taken prisoner and sent to toil away in a salt mine for the rest of your hardscrabble life? After some exhaustive research (watching hours and hours of Hollywood's finest B-movies on the subject), I've compiled some practical advice for anyone who wants to make it through the downfall.

Survival Tip Alpha: A Good Set of Wheels is Priceless

The breakdown of society is not going to be tidy. Expect massive piles of rubble strewn helter-skelter, craterous potholes on the remaining stretches of road, and downed electric poles spread out like a kicked stack of Lincoln Logs. No Geo Metro is going to last a minute in these conditions, so you need a proper survival vehicle: a Jeep. But, a stock Wrangler still needs some extra Jeep accessories to handle the badlands. The first upgrade has to be some armor plating. Welding a cage around your cockpit may not stop a bazooka blast, but it'll definitely deflect small-arms fire. Next, you'll want to bolt on a couple winches: one up front and one in back. Not only can winches pull you to safety if you get stuck, but they're also useful for clearing obstacles, rescuing potential mates, and setting clothesline booby traps.

Survival Tip Beta: Avoid Groups

If cinema has taught us anything, it's that the loner is always the last one standing. Gangs of raiders and cowering clans of fearful farmers always meet their maker in the end. However, forming a wolf pack of two, just you and your Jeep, gives you greater odds. You're more nimble, better at evasion, and less likely to be commanded to go on a suicide pillaging mission.

Survival Tip Gamma: Hone Your Karate Skills

Not only will water and gasoline be scarce, but you won't be able to skip down to the local big box store to score ammunition whenever you need it. Bullets will be worth their weight in gold, and you won't want to waste them on every cannibal that crosses your path. You need to train your hands, feet and knees to be lethal weapons. One well-timed roundhouse to the face of your adversaries is enough to immobilize them for good.

No one wants to see society burn to the ground, but you don't want to be caught unprepared if it does. By taking a few proactive steps, like learning karate, decking out your 4x4 with Jeep accessories, winches, especially, and flying solo, you'll be in a much better position to survive.

Search Engine Optimization and Pay Per Click Keyword Research Differences

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and Pay Per Click (PPC) keyword research differences are more significant than you may think because while they both seek the same solution, increased site traffic, the way that they achieve this differs substantially. In order to be successful, both strategies require extensive keyword research in the beginning as well as definition of the target audience.

As you approach the subject, bear in mind that PPC is a form of advertising intended for short-term results while SEO isn’t advertising at all and is designed for long-term success. With each approach, you’re looking for different types of visitors.

SEO Keyword Research

For SEO, you don’t want to target keywords that are irrelevant or unrelated to your industry. Since you’re probably going to be making a greater investment for lasting results, you want to be very careful about the keywords you select and optimize on your site. Other SEO keyword research factors to consider:

It allows your keywords to be more niche-oriented. If you choose, you can target terms that receive less traffic but will give you higher visibility when they are selected.

You can optimize longer keywords and phrases and different combinations of them but it’s best to focus on no more than two on each page.

You want to be careful that the keywords you select are based on actual search data and that your choices aren’t based on preconceived notions that you may have about their relevance. Always consider the perspective of your target audience above your own. The keywords you’d like to optimize may be well understood in your industry but will your audience use them in a search?

PPC Keyword Research

With PPC advertising, you’re looking for the maximum amount of impact in a short period of time. You can choose broader, more generic keywords if you’re willing to pay more for them via stiffer competition. PPC keyword research can also let you:

Have more of a localized, geo-specific aspect with keywords that include city-, region-, or state-specific terms. You can also select common abbreviations and nicknames for cities, neighborhoods, and metro areas.

Choose your main keywords modified by adjectives and ‘power words’ such as easy, free, cheap, new, amazing, new, improved, etc.

Use different variations on your keywords using hyphens, abbreviations, contractions, and even common misspellings.

Use singular and plural version of the keywords and see which terms attract more clicks.

Be more aggressive and take more chances on keyword choices. This doesn’t necessarily mean choosing highly competitive terms but remember that you can move swiftly and discontinue a specific keyword that isn’t producing results at a moment’s notice.

Focus on current trends in the marketplace and capitalize on their popularity. When a term gets a lot of play in the media or industry, you can take advantage of the top-of- mind awareness, modify your principle keyword with it, and try variations.

These are just a few general differences in keyword research for these two Internet marketing strategies but the quality of your keyword research is the foundation of success for both! Otherwise, you risk spending a lot of money for very little return on your investment.

 

About the Author

Nick Stamoulis is an Internet Marketing and SEO expert with over 12 years of web marketing industry experience.

Nick Stamoulis is currently the President of the full service Internet Marketing Firm, Brickmarketing.com

You may also find articles by Nick at the TalentZoo.com website under SEM Skinny.

Would a 91 suzuki swift hood fit on a 91 geo metro?

I know there pretty much identical, but the hoods are slightly different.

No

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