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	<title>Comments on: Best of 2008: SEO Keyword Tips &amp; Tools</title>
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		<title>By: B2B Web Strategy Blog - eMagine &#187; Done right, SEO can make your B2B’s product pages visible</title>
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		<description>[...] Use the terms your prospects use.  We run into way too many B2Bs who say, “Our widget represents a totally new category, so we’ve invented new terms for it.”  That’s all fine, if you have the time and resources to teach the market your terminology;  but until you do, your product pages may well never be seen.  If you don’t know what terms your prospects use when looking for products similar to yours, use a keyword research tool.  [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Use the terms your prospects use.  We run into way too many B2Bs who say, “Our widget represents a totally new category, so we’ve invented new terms for it.”  That’s all fine, if you have the time and resources to teach the market your terminology;  but until you do, your product pages may well never be seen.  If you don’t know what terms your prospects use when looking for products similar to yours, use a keyword research tool.  [...]</p>
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