It’s been a crazy couple of months, hasn’t it? Google
released their Penguin update that really knocked
a lot of good webmasters down. Further Panda updates
have sent people running in confusion looking for
answers.

It’s a sad situation– but it’s not hopeless. Let me
explain why not.

Back in February Josh Spaulding and I created
Keyword Canine — an awesome tool for doing SEO
competition research (and so much more).  The
tool tells you in a few seconds exactly what you’re
up against when trying to rank in Google for ANY
keywords you put into it.

One of the powerful features of Keyword Canine is
that it’s constantly searching for and analyzing
keywords to discover new niches that are worth
ranking for. This pre screened list is presented
to the members of Keyword Canine, but steps are
taken to prevent each niche from getting over satured.

(To give you an idea of how many it finds, there are
more than 4,800 niches discovered in just the last
30 days.)

Before we first made the tool available, Josh created
a number of case study sites to demonstrate how easy
it was to rank for the niches being discovered by
KC — proof that we weren’t just making this stuff up,
but that you really could rank for these niches
if KC decided it was “easy”.

Those case study sites were:

1. SugarAddictionTreatment.net
2. SplitToeShoes.org
3. DryCoughRemedies.info

Josh got some links aimed at those sites and within
a couple of weeks they were all on page one of
Google’s results for their domain name keywords.

Along came Google’s Penguin update. What do you think
happened to the ranking of the case study sites? Did
they drop like a rock to page 100 of the results?
Did they disappear altogether?

Nope. They were still on page one.

What about after those further Panda updates and
algorithm changes that gave many professional
Search Engine Marketers migraines?

Even after those changes, the case study sites
are STILL on page one.

Hop over to Google and do the searches yourself:

Sugar Addiction Treatment (Ranked #2):

Split Toe Shoes (Ranked #4):

Dry Cough Remedies (Ranked #5):

There may be a little variation in the ranking based
on your location and Google settings, but you’ll see
them all there on page one.

The bottom line:

IT IS POSSIBLE TO SURVIVE GOOGLE’S UPDATES UNSCATHED!

“Yeah,” you might be thinking, “researching niches
is great, but how do you rank for them?”

Keyword Canine has you covered there, too. You see,
Josh had an awesome idea. “Jon,” he said, “why not
offer a free service to Keyword Canine users where
we build backlinks to their site using the same
methods that are still ranking the case study sites?”

I thought it was an awesome idea! So we added
that in as a free service as well.

That means that Keyword Canine will not only help
you find out what niches you CAN rank for, but
our free “Boost” service will also help you actually
RANK for them in a way that survived the dreaded
Penguin Update.

Just to recap, here’s a breakdown of what this
awesome SEO research tool does:

1. Let you analyze any keywords to see how hard it
is to rank for them in Google (including anchor
text and social signal analysis for each search result).

2. Let you find dozens of keywords related to your
base keywords (helping you expand into additional
content areas) — AND telling you how difficult it
is to rank for those terms.

3. Provide an ever-growing list of niches that it
discovers. New niches get added every couple of
minutes. So each time you login you’ve got a fresh
list to work with.

4. Gives you IN DEPTH backlink reports on any URL.
This includes anchor text, PageRank and link depth
data, as well as how many links each of the linking
pages has aimed at it (which is a good signal of
the “strength” of the link).

5. Our “Boost” service lets you have us build
backlinks for up to 50 of your sites during the
membership period.

6. All of the analysis data is also available
through our an API. So you can integrate this
powerful research tool into your own applications.

Keyword Canine really is the total package: it
finds the niches for you, tells you how hard it
is to rank for them AND can provide you the links
you need to get you ranked!  What more could you
want?

*** THE DOORS CLOSE MIDNIGHT FRIDAY! ***

Because we don’t want to oversaturate the niches
that Keyword Canine finds, we’re cutting off new
memberships at midnight this Friday.

Keyword Canine has FAR better features than it
did when we first opened, and we had to shut it
down after 5 days then. When we opened it up
a second time, we again had to shut it down after
5 days.

It’s just that good.

That means you need to go get your access NOW,
before we have to close it up again.

With an IRON CLAD, no questions asked, 30 day
money back guarantee, you’ve got nothing to lose
and EVERYTHING to gain.

Here’s the link: You need Keyword Canine NOW

Keyword Canine being great.  I mean, why should you believe

me? Josh and Jonathan are its creators, so of course we would

only say wonderful things about it right?

So forget all of that. Forget the proof I’ve shown you

that it works, and the case studies that Josh created

that are still ranking after Google’s notorious Penguin

update.

Instead, believe what the USERS are saying about it:

Get Access Now

Hey Jon,

Keyword Canine is da bomb  I liked it when I first bought

it, and LOVE it more now with all the free updates  It

just keeps getting better and better.

It is the first place I go to check out some new idea that

pops up and am always amused by how wrong I am and how

Keyword Canine can send me in the “right” direction.

I use it in one way that maybe is a little different than

most, in that I purchase quite a few expired domains at

auction.  Now it has saved me hundreds of dollars recently

because in the past if I found a cool name coming up for

expiration, I used to put the minimum bid up for starters,

usually about 60 bucks, and then sometimes would pay more

at the time of sale closing.

So now what I do is check it with KC and lo and behold I

instantly find that some of these awesome keyword url

names are available in a .org or .net at just the normal

issue price  So not only do I get the stats and details

of the keyword, I circumvent the evil auctioneer’s

extortion price  LOL

All I can say is Major Kudos for coming up with this

product.  I don’t know how my business existed before

without it.

Rich Hill

Get Access Now

I use Keyword Canine almost daily with the Niche finder

option open in a window constantly.  It is part of the

morning routine.

I find it fairly accurate and consistent and very easy

to use. The keyword analysis is very quick and the deep

research option really pulls in some awesome long-tails.

Awesome.

Bill Avery

Hi Jon,

What sets keyword canine apart as a keyword research tool

is the exceptionally detailed competition analysis for the

keywords. Not just on the niches you guys provide, but for

any keyword you type in. If you need to know what it takes

to rank for a keyword, keyword canine will open the doors

and give you those insights.

What I like the most as an aggressive affiliate marketer…

is the fact that it gives me the leverage all smart

affiliates crave. Since I know what my competition is and

what I am up against for any given keyword, I can quickly

execute my plan to rank for that keyword in short order.

The new boosting feature makes this a no brainer – how

many other keyword tools provide a free back linking module

as part of the package? I don’t know of any personally and

this makes the value of this tool that much greater.

I am not one to give out testimonials or reviews on other

peoples products in the IM/AM world, but hands down – this

is one of the best research tools I now have in my arsenal

- absolutely love this

I am known for creating 100 + affiliate sales in a single

day. However, with this tool – I have no doubt in my mind

that figure will soon be 1000 + sales in a day…

I hope you and Josh have much continued success with your

creation. Let me know if you would like me to promote

keyword canine in the future to my growing following

and I will gladly do so.

To everyone’s success

Johnny G

Get Access Now

So don’t believe me,  Believe the users of

Keyword Canine

BUT DON’T THINK TOO LONG.

As I mentioned in my last email, Josh and Jonathan have only made

500 new memberships available to prevent oversaturation of

the tool.

MORE THAN HALF OF THE MEMBERSHIPS ARE ALREADY GONE, and

the rest are going fast…

If you’re STILL not convinced, just go watch the brief

video on the home page. I think it will remove any doubts

you have left over.

Here’s the link:

And here’s to your success

Roger

Get Access Now! FOR ONE YEAR OF ACCESS  Buy Now!

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There are plenty of responsibilities built into the nature of management, with time management being one of your main tasks. There are lots of challenges you need to overcome and you need to be as prepared as you can. As you get better at introducing new skills you learn with time management skills you’ll become more efficient in your job. The best management style is the one that brings together superior management skills with superior time management skills so as to

maximize accomplishments. In this article we’re going to examine some top time management skills you will need as a manager.

The root of your need for enhanced time management skills is that the most efficient uses of your time at this time aren’t undertaking the work yourself but seeing that others are. As you know, your role is to manage the delegation that has been given out by executives to obtain the most from the time of each of those working below you. However, at first you need to resist the urge of getting involved in any work which isn’t within your remit as a manager and you should discipline yourself to do this. Your role is to put people in a spot to achieve success at their jobs to the best of everyone’s ability, not to swoop in and save them by doing work for them.

It really is obvious to say that you need to have a  to do list but this is something you will need and will help you plan your days properly. It is not enough to simply create a list, but you need to think cautiously. Your list must not simply be prioritized, but you need to note on it how long each process should take and when you expect to have each thing completed. You can even set certain times for the reassessment of your list in order to make any necessary adjustments.

Management success is to a great degree dependent on managing the time you spend on things like paperwork in balance with guiding people. If you’ve got your own personal assistant, this can be something you can hand over to them to ensure items are filed or kept away from your desk until you’re all set to work on them. The more you’re able to focus on tasks, the better you’ll be able to meet your daily objectives. As a manager there are many opportunities for anyone to disrupt you at the wrong time. For anything less than a crisis, an appointment should be made for the issue to be worked on at a specific time.

You’re the manager and your time management example would be emulated by the ones below you, so set an excellent, disciplined time management example.

Generally we relate the term business leadership to big companies but it’s important for smaller businesses to have good leaders too. If you have a relatively small business, you have to understand that you will be responsible for providing any leadership that your employees need. This article will take a look at what is currently involved in being a small business executive.

One quality that all leaders have to have is vision, and this is every bit as true of small, mid-sized and large companies. So, you clearly understand the goal of your business and where you wish to take it later on. In your role of leader, you need to be sure that all your people are informed about this vision. Though you naturally must pay attention to daily tasks, it’s also important to have your long term vision in mind all the time. You can keep people informed about this through meetings, in promotional materials and by the method you use for establishing your business’s priorities. For instance, if one of your goals is to double the size of your company within five years, ensure everything you do is in line with this aim.

A small business owner should be very involved in the daily tasks of managing a business. Though it’s usually better to hand over many responsibilities, you should still be the hardest working man or woman in your organization. The best way for a leader to motivate others is through example, so if you want every person around you to put forth their best effort, you must do the same yourself. If, for example, you like all of your staff to come to work consistently and work long hours, it won’t help much if you take off a couple of days weekly. Enthusiasm and determination are infectious, so the more of these attributes that you show, the more your colleagues and staff will have.

If you wish to be effective at small business leadership and provide a good example, you must be an expert at resolving problems. This is actually one of the major traits of an effective leader, and it’s something you can get better at if you put your mind to it. A lot of people quit very easily, and when they come across a problem or obstacle they assume the task can’t be done. When you lead people, you need to use your creative resources and have a different plan when the original one does not pan out. Someone who does a great job in leadership has the ability to inspire other individuals to do whatever they can to fix the problems they encounter. When you yourself do this regularly, your employees will be more inclined to follow your example.

When you own a small business, you must never minimize the value of being an effective leader for your employees. As the business belongs to you, the buck stops with you when there are difficulties, and you should be prepared to accept complete responsibility. This involves designing an environment that will be  beneficial as your  business  strives  to reach its  targets.

Sometimes the most random everyday encounters force us to stop and
rethink the truths and perceptions we have ingrained in our minds.  These
encounters are educationally priceless.  They spawn moments of deep thought
and self-reflection that challenge the status quo and help us evolve as
sensible individuals.

Below you will find a selection of 99 tiny, thought-provoking life
stories recently submitted to our sister site,

Makes Me Think (MMT).  These are simple, powerful, real life
stories written by the people who lived them.

1. Today, it’s been ten years since my abusive ex-fiancé sold my
   favorite guitar. He sold it on the day I left him. When I went to claim
   my belongings, he was proud that he had sold it to a pawn shop. Luckily,
   I managed to track down the guy who bought it from the pawn shop. He was
   really sweet, and gave it back to me for free, on the condition that I
   accompany him on his front porch for an hour to play guitar with him. He
   grabbed a second guitar and we ended up sitting there on his porch for
   the rest of the afternoon playing music, talking, and smiling. He’s been
   my husband for nine years now. MMT
2. Today would have been the 127th day in a row that I visited her at
   the hospital as she rested in a coma. But last night I had a dream that
   she died, and I woke up in tears this morning and couldn’t bring myself
   to drive to the hospital to see her lying there like that. So I stayed
   in bed, staring at the ceiling, and thinking of how I was going to have
   to learn to live without her for the rest of my life. And then my phone
   rang, and it was her. MMT
3. Today, about an hour after I lost my wallet, a man showed up at my
   front door with it. Everything was intact including the $200 in cash. As
   I expressed my gratitude, he explained to me that he hopes doing the
   right thing pays off for him. “Oddly enough, I lost my wallet sometime
   this morning too,” he said. “I had about the same amount of cash in
   there that you have and all my cards and IDs.” Without thinking about
   it, I pulled out $100 and handed it to him. “Take this, I insist,” I
   said. “Just in case you don’t find your wallet, we’ll split the cash.”
   He gratefully accepted the money and left. This evening he knocked on my
   door again. “Here’s your $100 back,” he said. “A woman found my wallet
   and returned it and all my cash about an hour ago.” MMT
4. Today, while I was browsing in a secondhand bookshop, I found a copy
   of a book that had been stolen from me when I was a kid. I opened it and
   saw, on the first page, in familiar hand writing, my own name. It had
   been a gift from my (now late) grandfather. Next to my name my
   grandfather wrote, “I hope you rediscover this book someday when you’re
   older, and it makes you think about the important things in life.” MMT
5. Today, a week after I donated three bags of clothes to a local
   homeless shelter, I saw a homeless woman sitting on a park bench wearing
   a tye-dye shirt I made when I was a teenager.
   I walked by her and said, “I love your shirt!” She smiled and said,
   “Thank you! I really do too!” MMT
6. Today at 7AM, I pulled over on my way to work to help a lady change
   a flat tire. At 4PM, she saved my life when she randomly saw me downtown
   and yanked me backward out of a crosswalk as a car ran the red light.
   MMT
7. Today, it’s been five years since my mom was in a car accident that
   resulted in her losing all of her long-term memory from before the
   crash. When I was little, my mom and I used to quote a ‘Winnie the Pooh’
   book as an inside joke. One of us would ask, “Have you ever seen a
   dragon fly?” And the other would reply, “I have, I have seen a dragon
   fly!” This evening I was sitting with her while we were watching TV and
   I randomly asked, “Have you ever seen a dragon fly?” And she responded
   with, “I have, I have seen a dragon fly!” We stared at each other for a
   prolonged moment, and then she jumped out of her seat and exclaimed, “Oh
   my god, I remember!” MMT
8. Today, I have a disorder which frequently makes me faint for a few
   seconds, making it hard for me to be independent and hold down a steady
   job. I used to be really depressed about it, but my family and friends
   turned my illness into a game, seeing who could make me laugh the
   hardest when I returned to consciousness. They have also turned catching
   me into a sport. Believe it or not, I haven’t hit the floor once in the
   past two years. Someone has always been there to catch me. MMT
9. Today was my first day back on the job after more than a year on
   disability leave due to a freak explosion in the plant that, among other
   injuries, left me legally deaf in both ears. When I walked into the
   plant this morning several of my colleagues signed me phrases like
   “Great to see you,” “Welcome back,” and “We missed you.” It turns out
   that nine of my colleagues got together and took a sign language course,
   just like I did, over the last several months. They did this so they
   could easily communicate with me when I returned. Their compassion MMT.
10. Today, I am an Iraq and Afghanistan veteran. Upon arriving home
    three years ago from my final tour to Afghanistan I found out that my
    wife had been cheating on me and had spent/stole almost all of our
    money. I had nowhere to stay and no phone and was suffering from severe
    anxiety problems. One of my close friends from high school, Shawn, and
    his wife, seeing that I was in need of help, took me in and let me live
    with their family of five. They helped me deal with my divorce and get
    my life together. Since then, I’ve moved into my own place, opened a
    fairly successful diner, and my friend’s kids call my Uncle Jay when
    they see me. The way they adopted me into their family in my desperate
    time of need will always MMT.
11. Today, I have been a counselor for foster care children for almost
    15 years. This afternoon I ran into one of my previous foster children I
    hadn’t seen in over 5 years. About 10 years ago, on a day he was really
    upset and mad at life, I drew him a sketch of a superhero and wrote him
    a note on an index card about how he is a superhero and that superheroes
    always rise up and win in the end. I saw him today as I walked past the
    local fire station. He’s now a fire fighter. He recognized me as I
    walked by and ran up to me. We talked for about a half hour, and then
    before we parted ways he took his wallet out of his pocket and pulled
    out the superhero index card I made for him when he was a kid. MMT
12. Today, I have diabetes. Two years ago, after my mom passed away, I
    inherited her cat, Kita. At 3AM this morning Kita woke me up by sitting
    at the foot of the bed and meowing VERY loud over and over again. I had
    never heard her sound that way, so I sat up in bed to see what was
    wrong. As soon as I did, I realized I felt extremely lightheaded and
    weak. I grabbed my glucose meter and tested myself. My level was down to
    53. Normal, according to my doctor, is between 70 and 120. My doctor
    told me that had Kita not awakened me, I may have never awakened at all.
    MMT
13. Today, we live in a lower-middle-class neighborhood. My wife was
    just diagnosed with breast cancer, so my 14-year-old son decided that he
    wanted to raise money to help pay for some of her miscellaneous medical
    expenses. His idea was to go door to door around the neighborhood with
    battery operated hair clippers and let people shave a part of his head
    for a small donation of their choosing. He asked me whether a $100 goal
    would be too much. I told him not to get his hopes up. He came back home
    ten minutes ago with a totally bald head and $1,223. Two people gave him
    $100 bills. MMT
14. Today, it’s been ten years since my best friend became ill and
    needed a kidney transplant. As I was a fitting donor, I chose to donate
    one of my healthy kidneys to her even after doctors said her chance of
    survival was only 30%, and that there would be inherent risks to my
    health as well. But here I am at 10AM, getting ready to drive to her
    wedding venue where, in just a few short hours, I will be her maid of
    honor as she marries the love of her life who she happened to meet at
    the hospital ten years ago. MMT
15. Today, I was buying food at the grocery store for my family, but at
    the checkout counter my debit card came back declined for
    over-withdrawal. (I’ve been laid off from work for awhile now and am
    barely making ends meet.) As I quickly explained myself to the cashier
    and started putting back some of the food I had picked out, the man in
    line behind me stepped forward and paid for all my groceries. I thanked
    him, and he said, “Someone did the same thing for me several years ago.
    This is my opportunity to pay it forward. I hope you can do the same
    someday.” MMT
16. Today, exactly 10 months after suffering from a severe stroke that
    nearly killed him, my dad got up from his wheelchair without any help
    for the first time, and slow danced with me during the father/daughter
    dance at my wedding. MMT
17. Today, a big stray dog randomly followed me from the subway on my
    walk home. For about six blocks he followed just a few paces behind me.
    And just as this began to freak me out, a guy came out of nowhere, held
    a knife up to my face, and yelled, “Give me your purse!” Before I had a
    chance to react, the stray dog lunged at the man and bit his leg. He
    dropped the knife and fell to the ground as I ran away. I am now at
    home, safely, because of that dog. MMT
18. Today my son, who I adopted eight months ago at the age of seven,
    called me ‘mom’ for the very first time. MMT
19. Today, I’m a police officer stationed at the state court house. This
    afternoon the judge finalized a case in which a 3-year-old boy was
    officially adopted by his late mom’s best friend two years after the
    boy’s parents and grandparents died in a car accident. The boy has been
    living with his mom’s best friend ever since the accident, and he treats
    her as if she is his real mom. Once the adoption was approved, everyone
    in the courtroom was smiling. But before the judge had a chance to slam
    the gavel and dismiss everyone, the boy ran up to the judge and asked if
    he could do it. The judge laughed and nodded yes. So, smiling ear to
    ear, the boy sat on the judge’s lap, looked up at everyone in the
    courtroom, slammed the gavel, and finalized his own adoption. MMT
20. Today, my 17 year old autistic brother, Kevin, played guitar and
    sang every single word, flawlessly, to the Lifehouse song ‘Hanging by a
    Moment’ for his girlfriend (who is also autistic) on their one year
    anniversary. His girlfriend’s smile lit up the room. Although he
    struggles with a severe speech impediment, he has been practicing for
    this every single day since they first started dating. MMT
21. Today, at the local convenience store where I work an elderly man
    with a guide dog came in, went to the aisle with the greetings cards,
    picked up a card, held it up extremely close to his face, and struggled
    to read it. Just as I was about to walk over to help him, a big truck
    driver asked him if he needed assistance reading, and then proceeded to
    read him almost every single greeting card out loud until the elderly
    man smiled and said, “That’s perfect! My wife will love that one!” MMT
22. Today, when I landed at J.F.K. for a business trip, I turned on my
    phone and was inundated with several voicemails and text messages from
    family and close friends back in Seattle. “Call home. Your mom had a
    severe stroke and is currently in intensive care,” read the first text
    message to pop-up on my phone. My boss was with me, told me she’d handle
    things herself, and insisted that I catch the next flight back home. As
    I stood in line at the ticket counter, talking to my brother about my
    mother’s condition, crying, and explaining that I was going to try to
    make a flight that leaves in 30 minutes, the twelve people in line in
    front of me overheard my conversation and let me skip to the front. Then
    after the Delta rep quickly issued me a ticket, she walked around the
    counter, handled me a box of tissues, and before I had a chance to
    react, gave me a big hug. I made my flight. And my mom is now in stable
    condition. MMT
23. Today, a deaf-mute child I have been caring for 5 days a week for
    the last 4 years looked up at me this afternoon after I fed him his
    favorite lunch and spoke aloud to me for the first time. He said, “Thank
    you, Monica. I love you.” MMT
24. Today, the man that saved my life 28 years ago when he
    singlehandedly fought off three other men who were trying to rape me,
    walks with a cane due to the leg injury he suffered by doing so. And he
    looked so proud today when he put down his cane and slowly walked our
    daughter down the aisle. MMT
25. Today, outside the doctor’s office, approximately 15 minutes after
    we received the discouraging news about my incurable cancer, she got
    down on one knee and asked me to marry her. MMT
26. Today, my dad is the best dad I could ask for. He’s a loving husband
    to my mom (always making her laugh), he’s been to every one of my soccer
    games since I was 5 (I’m 17 now), and he provides for our family as a
    construction foreman. This morning when I was searching through my dad’s
    toolbox for a pliers, I found a dirty folded up paper at the bottom. It
    was an old journal entry in my dad’s handwriting dated exactly one month
    before the day I was born. It reads, “I am eighteen years old, an
    alcoholic who is failing out of college, a past cutter, and a child
    abuse victim with a criminal record of auto theft. And next month, ‘teen
    father’ will be added to the list. But, I swear I will make things right
    for my little girl. I will be the dad I never had.” And I don’t know how
    he did it, but he did it. MMT
27. Today, I have an elderly patient who is suffering from a severe case
    of Alzheimer’s. He can rarely remember his own name, and he often
    forgets where he is and what he said just a few minutes beforehand. But
    by the stretch of some miracle (perhaps the miracle of love), he
    remembers who his wife is every morning when she shows up to spend a few
    hours with him. He usually greets her by saying, “Hello my beautiful
    Kate.” MMT
28. Today, I’m a teacher in a low income neighborhood in greater
    Detroit. Because their parents don’t have enough money, some of my
    students come to school without lunch, or without money for lunch. So I
    lend them a few dollars here and there to buy a school lunch when they
    are short on cash. I’ve been doing this for several years, and other
    teachers think I’m crazy. But of the few hundred dollars I’ve lent
    students over the years, I have received every single cent back.
    Sometimes it takes them a few weeks, but every one of my students has
    paid me back without me asking. MMT
29. Today, when my wife showed up to do a 5K walk in support of her
    breast cancer, over 200 of her current and past students (she’s a high
    school English teacher) and several of her colleagues showed up,
    unexpectedly, wearing pink shirts with her photo and a caption that
    read, “We’re going to beat this together.” I’ve never seen my wife so
    overwhelmed with joy before in my life. MMT
30. Today, my cat got out of my downtown condo and got lost. I was sad
    because I figured I’d never see her again. About 24 hours after I posted
    flyers on telephone poles in the city I received a call from a man who
    found my cat. It turned out the man was homeless and used 50 cents to
    call me from a payphone. He was insanely nice and even bought a can of
    food for my cat. I gave the man all the cash I had on me as a reward.
    MMT
31. Today, my brother spends most of his free time at school hanging out
    with the football team – he’s actually been working out with the team
    and everything. My brother has a mild case of autism. About a year ago
    my mom was ready to pull my brother out of school and have him home
    schooled due to excessive teasing from peers. One of the popular
    football players, who had stood up for him in the past, heard about
    this, explained the situation to his teammates and friends, and stood by
    his side until the teasing stopped. Now, a year later, he’s just ‘one of
    the guys.’ MMT
32. Today, almost 5 years after I stopped volunteering at the suicide
    prevention hotline, the new manager gave me a call. She said this
    afternoon they received a $25,000 anonymous donation to help fund the
    support line. Along with the donation they received an email that read,
    “Thank you Claire. You saved my life.” Apparently, I’m the only Claire
    who ever volunteered there. MMT
33. Today, a homeless man whom I recognize from around the neighborhood
    came into my bakery and purchased a large birthday cake (I gave him a
    40% discount). I curiously watched as he walked the cake across the
    street to another homeless man. The other man started laughing and then
    the two men hugged. MMT
34. Today, I watched a teenage boy help an elderly woman with a cane
    onto the city bus I was riding. He was so careful with her, assisting
    her every step of the way. The woman had the biggest smile on her face.
    They both sat directly across from me, and just as I was about to
    compliment her on having a wonderful grandson, the boy looked at her and
    said, “My name is Chris. What’s your name, ma’am?” MMT
35. Today, I stopped on the side of the road to help an elderly man who
    was struggling with changing a flat tire. It turns out he was the
    firefighter who pulled my mom and me out of our burning apartment when I
    was a kid. Even though I hadn’t seen him in 30 years, it only took me a
    few seconds to recognize him. We chatted about it for awhile, and then
    as soon as I had the spare tire secured to his car, we looked at each
    other, shook hands and said, “Thank you,” simultaneously. MMT
36. Today, my grandmother and grandfather, who were both in their early
    90’s and married for 72 years, both died of natural causes approximately
    one hour apart from each other. MMT
37. Today, my father had a serious heart attack in the waiting room at
    the hospital as my wife was giving birth to our first child. My father
    was waiting to welcome his first grandchild into the world. The doctors
    say he likely would have died if he wasn’t already at the hospital with
    medical care a few seconds away. But based on the lucky circumstances,
    he’s expected to make a full recovery. MMT
38. Today, I witnessed a bad car accident at an intersection. An older
    drunk male with no headlights ran a light and hit a teenager’s car. The
    drunk driver’s car caught fire. Then the teenager, covered in blood,
    struggled out of his car, jogged to the burning vehicle and pulled the
    drunk driver to safety just before the cab of the vehicle burst into
    flames. MMT
39. Today, I texted my supervisor to tell him I wouldn’t be able to come
    into work today due to the fact that I’m in the emergency room with my
    dad after he had a heart attack. I got a response saying I had the wrong
    number. But then a few minutes later the person called me, told me her
    prayers are with me and my dad, and then told me a story about how her
    dad made a full recovery from a heart attack last year. We spoke for a
    half hour and she made me feel better. People like her who convey
    unrelenting compassion and goodwill MMT.
40. Today, after my daughter’s funeral I was going through my phone
    deleting all the condolence messages. There were so many of them that I
    simply selected ‘delete all,’ but one message didn’t delete. It was the
    last message my daughter left me before she passed and it was marked as
    ‘new.’ Sometimes my voicemail forces me to listen to messages before I
    can delete them, so played it. She said, “Hey dad, I just wanted to let
    you know I’m okay and I’m home now.” MMT
41. Today, I walked up to the door of my office (I’m a florist) at 7AM
    to find a uniformed Army soldier standing out front waiting. He was on
    his way to the airport to go overseas for a year. He said, “I usually
    bring home a bouquet of flowers for my wife every Friday and I don’t
    want to let her down when I’m away.” He then placed an order for 52
    Friday afternoon deliveries of flowers to his wife’s office and asked me
    to schedule one for each week until he returns. I gave him a 50%
    discount because it made my day to see something so sweet. MMT
42. Today, my high school boyfriend, who I thought I’d never see again,
    showed me the pictures of the two of us he kept in his Army helmet while
    he was overseas for the last 8 years. MMT
43. Today, a 9-year-old patient of mine will be undergoing her 14th
    surgery in the past 2 years to combat a rare form of cancer. Even after
    all the surgeries I’ve never seen her frown. She’s still 100% sure
    she’ll survive. And I’m certain her attitude is the primary reason she
    has survived to this point. She still laughs and plays with her friends
    and family. She has intelligent goals for the future. A kid like her who
    can go through everything she’s been through and come out smiling MMT.
44. Today, during a fire evacuation at school, I ran outside to find one
    of the thugs at our school, who is notorious for being a tough guy,
    holding my little sister’s hand (she’s a special needs student) and
    telling her, “You’re okay. You’re safe,” and calming her down as she
    slowly stopped crying. MMT
45. Today, in the background over the phone, I heard my 7-year-old son
    ask my wife, “If daddy’s job is going so well, how come he’s never home
    here with us?” MMT
46. Today, when the chief ordered the firefighters to evacuate the
    building due to “extremely hazardous conditions,” I began to panic even
    more. My daughter was still trapped inside. But one fire fighter didn’t
    listen to the orders. Instead he ran around to another apartment unit
    that borders the other side of our unit, went out onto the balcony,
    jumped over to our balcony, smashed through the sliding glass door with
    an axe, and brought my daughter out alive. MMT
47. Today, I was one of the paramedics on the scene where a professional
    skydiving instructor died due to a parachute failure. As we loaded the
    man’s body into the back of the ambulance, I noticed his t-shirt. It
    said, “I died doing what I love.” MMT
48. Today, six months after his passing, I flew from Austin, Texas to
    Melbourne, Australia to clean out my brother’s overseas condo and
    finalize its sale. As you might imagine, the entire experience was a sad
    one. But one thing that jumped out at me was my brother’s desk planner.
    Two weeks before he passed he crossed out a 9-day vacation on his
    calendar with a note saying, “Not enough time, maybe next month.” MMT
49. Today, as my grandpa rested in his hospital bed, desperately
    fighting pancreatic cancer, he squeezed my hand tight and said, “Promise
    me, no matter how good or bad you have it, you will wake up every
    morning thankful for your life. Because every morning you wake up,
    someone somewhere else will be desperately fighting for theirs.” MMT
50. Today, after an 11 month tour of duty in the Army, my husband has
    been home from Afghanistan for 9 days. During a heavy rain storm this
    morning at 4AM, following a loud crack of thunder, my husband jumped out
    of bed, half asleep, and onto the floor and screamed, “Get down! Get
    down!” MMT
51. Today, I told my 18 year old grandson that nobody asked me to prom
    when I was in high school, so I didn’t attend. He showed up at my house
    this evening dressed in a tuxedo and took me as his date to his prom.
    MMT
52. Today, I watched in horror through the kitchen window as my
    2-year-old slipped and fell head first into the pool. But before I could
    get to her, our Labrador Retriever, Rex, jumped in after her, grabbed
    her by her shirt collar and pulled her to the shallow steps where she
    could stand. MMT
53. Today I turned 10. Yes I was born on 9-11-2001. My mom worked in the
    World Trade Center but wasn’t at work that day because she was giving
    birth to me. MMT
54. Today, after several kids teased a less fortunate girl (who lives in
    a poorer neighborhood) this morning for always wearing the same clothes,
    seven students in my class went home at lunch time, emptied their
    drawers and closets and brought this girl 16 pristine and beautiful
    outfits to wear. I found out about this after I asked her why she
    changed her clothes after lunch today. MMT
55. Today, I was sitting on the steps of a church waiting for a bus when
    I saw an old Catholic nun being assisted up the steps by a young man
    wearing a Muslim turban. Once they were at the top, the nun turned to
    the young man and said, “I can see both of our gods raise beautiful
    children. Thank you.” The young man smiled and nodded. MMT
56. Today, our high school basketball team has a senior player who uses
    a wheelchair. He lost both of his legs from the knee down in a car crash
    when he was a sophomore. He was one of the best basketball players on
    the team at the time, so the coach insisted that he stay on the team to
    help coach the other players. He’s now the assistant coach, but he’s
    also the designated free throw shooter for injured players. When a
    player gets injured during a foul and can’t immediately shoot the foul
    shots, he rolls out to the foul line and takes the shots for the injured
    player. I’ve never missed a home game, and I’ve never seen him miss a
    shot. MMT
57. Today, I paid my landlord back in full. Ten months ago I lost my job
    and couldn’t cover my rent for two months. Instead of putting my son and
    I on the streets, my landlord said, “You’ve been a good tenant for ten
    years and I know times are tough. Take your time, find another job, and
    pay me back as soon as you can.” MMT
58. Today at 5AM, I asked an elderly man in the city where the nearest
    train stop was. He walked me to it and then waited next to me for 15
    minutes. When the train finally arrived, he smiled and said, “Be safe
    out there, miss.” and then walked away without boarding the train. MMT
59. Today, I was in a taxi on my way to work in Chicago when my blood
    glucose level suddenly dropped and I passed out. The taxi driver used
    all the tricks of his trade to get me to the hospital as quickly as
    possible. Apparently, he cut through a small park and drove over a
    median to get me there before it was too late. I know this because after
    I woke up, my nurse told me that my taxi driver “saved my life” and
    “physically carried me into the emergency room waiting area,” followed
    by a police officer who was after him for the said traffic violations.
    But then, my nurse said, “After the taxi driver explained himself, the
    police officer shook his hand and left.” MMT
60. Today, two Orphan children (a boy and a girl) I used to care for
    years ago when they were teenagers are now married, are the owners of a
    successful marketing firm, own the home across the street from me, and
    have two beautiful children. And although I never officially adopted
    them, their two children call me ‘Grandma.’ MMT
61. Today, I re-read the suicide letter I wrote on the afternoon of
    September 2nd 1996 about two minutes before my girlfriend showed up at
    my door and told me, “I’m pregnant.” She was honestly the only reason I
    didn’t follow through with it. Suddenly I felt I had a reason to live.
    Today she’s my wife. We’ve been happily married for 14 years. And my
    daughter, who is almost 15 now, has two younger brothers. I re-read my
    suicide letter from time to time as a reminder to be thankful – I am
    thankful I got a second chance. MMT
62. Today, and every day for the last two months since I returned to
    school with burn scars on my face after being hospitalized for nearly a
    month for injuries I sustained in a house fire, a red rose was taped to
    my locker when I got to school in the morning. I have no clue who is
    getting to school early and leaving me these roses. I’ve even arrived
    early myself a few times to try to figure it out, but each time the rose
    was already there. MMT
63. Today, as we were eating lunch at a diner my boyfriend leaned over
    and gave me a kiss on the cheek every few minutes when someone walked
    by. When I noticed what he was doing, I asked why. He said, “I want them
    to know you’re my girl.” We’re both in our mid-70’s and lost our spouses
    to cancer about 10 years ago. Second chances at love MMT.
64. Today, my sister, who has Down Syndrome, followed through with her
    plan to sing at the school talent show. She’s been practicing her song
    diligently every afternoon for the last month, but it still worried me.
    I was terrified by the thought of how the students in the audience would
    respond to her. I just felt like there was a strong chance they would be
    mean. But they weren’t. In fact, she was the only act that received a
    standing ovation the entire night. MMT
65. Today, two years after I was told I would never walk again, I got up
    out of my wheelchair and took my first few unassisted steps into my
    wife’s arms. MMT
66. Today, one of my regular customers, an elderly man who has been
    eating in our diner every morning for the better part of 5 years, left
    me $500 in cash for his $7 breakfast. With the money, he left a small
    note that said, “Thank you, Cheryl. Your smile and hospitable service
    over the years gave me something to look forward to every morning after
    my wife passed. I’m moving to Long Island this evening to live with my
    son and his family. May the rest of your life be magical.” MMT
67. Today, I unbuckled my seatbelt (I’m passionate about wearing my
    seatbelt) for two seconds so I could reach a printed map and directions
    sitting on the other side of the passenger seat. Just as I leaned over
    to grab it, I hit a big bump in the road and then my windshield
    shattered as a steel pipe that was hanging on the work truck driving in
    front of me shot, like a missile, through my windshield and directly
    into the center of the driver’s seat. I slammed on the brakes and
    crawled out of the passenger door. The cops that arrived at the scene
    couldn’t believe it either – there was an 8 foot steel pipe embedded
    into the driver’s seat, and it didn’t touch me. MMT
68. Today, one of the football players at our school (who stands about
    6’5) broke out in tears of joy and exclaimed, “Dad!” as he ran into his
    father’s arms in the middle of our Algebra II class. His father just
    returned home from Afghanistan early and came over to the school to
    surprise his son. MMT
69. Today, I am a corporate accountant for a privately held chain of
    restaurants in the mid west. Our company employs several hundred people.
    The economic downturn has had a noticeable effect on the number of
    customers eating in our restaurants, but not a single employee has been
    laid off. But what our employees don’t know is that the owner hasn’t
    written himself a paycheck in six straight months. MMT
70. Today, I was sitting on a park bench eating a sandwich I made myself
    for lunch when an elderly couple pulled their car up under a nearby oak
    tree. They rolled down the windows and turned up some jazz music on the
    radio. Then the man got out of the car, walked around to the passenger
    side, opened the door for the woman, took her hand and helped her out of
    her seat, guided her about ten feet away from the car, and they slow
    danced for the next half hour under the oak tree. MMT
71. Today, I took a cab ride 16 blocks in Manhattan and when I got to my
    destination I realized I forgot my wallet at home. As I fumbled through
    my purse, trying to explain things to the cab driver and scrounge up
    enough cash, a man walked up behind me and handed me a $50 bill. “Thank
    you!” I said. “Let me have your address. I will pay you back.” He
    reached into his pocket, pulled out an old receipt and wrote down an
    address. “You can drop off my money here,” he said. This afternoon I
    went to the address he gave me and found myself standing in front of a
    soup kitchen that had a sign out front that said, “Accepting cash
    donations to feed the hungry.” I walked in and donated the $50. MMT
72. Today, I’m a 3rd shift IT guy for a finance company in NYC. This
    evening I was updating our VPN server at 3AM when I noticed an employee
    was actively logged in. I got suspicious and I accessed their account on
    the backend to see what they were doing. They had just sent a suicide
    note in an email entitled “Thank you and goodbye.” I immediately looked
    up their home address in our corporate directory and called 911. This
    person’s son called me at 7AM, just before I got off my shift, to thank
    me and inform me that his mother is in stable condition in the hospital.
    MMT
73. Today was the 10 year anniversary of my dad’s passing. When I was a
    kid he used to hum a short melody to me as I was going to sleep. When I
    was 18, as he rested in his hospital bed fighting cancer, the roles were
    reversed and I hummed the melody to him. I haven’t heard that melody
    since and almost completely forgot about it until last night. My fiancé
    and I were lying in bed. We were turned on our sides looking at each
    other when he started humming the melody to me. He said his mom used to
    hum it to him when he was a kid. MMT
74. Today, after my dad ran out of options to come up with enough money
    to pay our mortgage he decided to sell his pristine 1969 Camaro that he
    restored and has babied for as long as I can remember. A wealthy local
    collector came to look at it this afternoon. When he realized how
    passionate my dad was about the car, he asked, “Why are you selling it?”
    My dad told him and then the collector handed my dad cash for the car
    and said, “Here’s $5k in cash. I have the rest in my trunk. I’ll be
    right back.” The collector walked out our front door, got in his car and
    drove away. MMT
75. Today, my little brother’s internet start-up was purchased for
    $12,000,000. My brother is 17 years younger than me. Our parent’s passed
    away in a car accident while I was babysitting him 17 years ago. I was
    18 at the time and he was 1. I took legal guardianship of him and worked
    two jobs for 16 years to make sure he had every opportunity in the
    world. He started his company at 18 just after he graduated high school.
    It took off like wildfire. This evening, he transferred $1,000,000 into
    my retirement savings account. MMT
76. Today, a young teenage boy was in line in front of me at Target. He
    used a gift card to buy two video games. The cashier, an older woman
    probably in her late 60’s, rang him up and informed him that he had $12
    remaining on his gift card. “Oh, wait then,” he said as he ran two isles
    over and grabbed a $10 bouquet of flowers. As the cashier added the
    flowers to his order the boy handed them to her and said, “These are for
    you.” The cashier could not wipe the smile off her face, even after he
    left. MMT
77. Today, it’s been almost four months since my son’s seven-year-old
    dog, Grover, got lost at a crowded fair on the outskirts of Orlando,
    Florida. We were on a family vacation visiting my husband’s parents. We
    searched for him everywhere, put up flyers all over the city – the whole
    nine yards. Nothing. My son was devastated. This afternoon, Grover
    showed up at our front door in Austin, Texas all by himself. MMT
78. Today, a woman in my line at McDonald’s noticed the uniformed Marine
    in line behind her, and when she handed me $20 to pay for her meal, she
    said, “Keep the extra $12 and use it to pay for the Marine’s meal.” When
    the Marine got up to the counter and ordered his food, I informed him
    that it was already paid for by another customer. He stared at me for a
    second, then turned his head and glanced out the front window, handed me
    his cash anyway and said, “Okay, make it two #4 meals then.” On the way
    out of the restaurant he handed the second meal to a homeless man who
    was resting on the sidewalk. MMT
79. Today, losing my infant son was the worst pain I have ever felt. But
    the phone call I just received from the doctor telling me my baby’s
    organs instantly saved two other baby’s lives MMT.
80. Today, my father found my little sister alive, chained up in a barn.
    She was abducted near Mexico City almost 5 months ago. Authorities
    stopped actively searching for her a few weeks later. My mother and I
    laid her soul to rest. We even had a funeral for her last month. All of
    our family and friends attended the ceremony except my father. He swore
    she was still alive. He looked for her all day, every day since she
    disappeared. And she’s back home now because he never gave up. MMT
81. Today, I walked my daughter down the aisle. Ten years ago I pulled a
    14 year old boy out of his mom’s fire-engulfed SUV after a serious
    accident. Doctors initially said he would never walk again. My daughter
    came with me several times to visit him at the hospital. Then she
    started going on her own. Today, seeing him defy the odds and smile
    widely, standing on his own two feet at the altar as he placed a ring on
    my daughter’s finger MMT.
82. Today, due to Alzheimer’s and dementia, my grandfather usually can’t
    remember who my grandmother is when he wakes up in the morning. It
    bothered my grandmother a year ago when it first happened, but now she’s
    fully supportive of his condition. In fact, she plays a game every day
    in which she tries to get my grandfather to ask her to re-marry him
    before dinnertime. She hasn’t failed yet. MMT
83. Today, at 4PM I pulled over to help a man (who turned out to be a
    paramedic) push his car out of the road. After looking under the hood
    for a few minutes we both agreed his radiator needed to be replaced. He
    told me he was running late to work, so I used my AAA card to get him a
    free tow and ride to a repair shop next to the hospital. Exactly an hour
    later I called 911 when my son’s best friend fainted and stopped
    breathing after an asthma attack. The same paramedic, Jake, showed up at
    my house, performed CPR on my son’s friend until he was breathing again,
    and took him to the hospital. MMT
84. Today, it’s been 10 years that our office janitor/maintenance man
    has been working at our company. Ever since he started, even as our
    small company grew from 12 people (when I started) to 118, he has given
    a small gift and card to every single one of his coworkers on their
    birthday. I actually just received my 10th gift and card from him last
    week. Today, for his birthday, the owner and CEO gave him a $25,000
    bonus and threw him an after-work party. MMT
85. “Today is your funeral,” my mother said to me over the phone as she
    cried hysterically from joy. I’ve been MIA overseas for the last few
    months after a mission I can’t speak about backfired. I was rescued this
    morning – the day of my funeral. MMT
86. Today, I came across a Facebook page with 89 fans that’s dedicated
    to making fun of a kid at my school. It made me sick to my stomach. So I
    wrote this on the page’s wall: “Read your cruel words, and then get up
    and look in the mirror, all of you! And say, ‘I like torturing others! I
    am proud of myself!’” I just checked the Facebook page again, about 7
    hours later. No one responded to my post. But the page now has 26 fans.
    MMT
87. Today, I was sitting on the subway, exhausted, in a horrible mood.
    Lately I just haven’t been happy. I’ve been struggling with my weight,
    my job, and life in general. About 15 minutes into the subway ride, the
    elderly lady across from me got up, moved next to me, and said, “You’re
    beautiful. I’m not joking. I was thinking it, and I wanted you to know.”
    I smiled, thanked her and asked, “Do you usually complement strangers?”
    “When I was your age, a woman my age sat next to me on a train. Her
    compliments saved me from doing something stupid. And today, I’m
    returning the favor.” MMT
88. Today, I operated on a little girl that was in a car accident. She
    desperately needed O- blood, which is a bit rare. We didn’t have any
    available, but her twin brother was at the hospital who had O- blood. I
    explained to him that it was a matter of life and death – that his
    sister needed his blood. He sat quietly for a moment, and then said
    goodbye to his parents. I didn’t think anything of it until after we
    took the blood we needed and he asked, “So when will I die?” He thought
    he was giving his life for hers. Thankfully, they’ll both be fine. MMT
89. Today at the beach, I ran into my old boyfriend from high school who
    I haven’t seen in 8 years. We broke up because his dad was in the
    military and had to move to the east coast. They moved away during our
    junior year in high school, and we kept in touch for awhile, but
    eventually lost touch. I recognized him from a distance because he was
    wearing a tye-dye shirt we made together for a summer beach party when
    we were sophomores. The kicker: I was wearing my matching tye-dye shirt,
    which I haven’t worn in years. We hung out the entire day and have a
    date this evening. MMT
90. Today, my son turned 7 and I turned 23. Yes, I had him on the day I
    turned 16. The choices I made when I was a teenager were foolish, and
    sometimes I get worried I’m bringing my son up wrong. But today I took
    him to the park to celebrate our birthdays. He played for hours with a
    girl who has burn scars that cover most of her face. When my son took a
    break to eat, he pointed to her and said, “She’s so pretty and cool!”
    Which left me thinking, “I must be doing something right as a mom.” MMT
91. Today at 1AM, my grandma, who is suffering from Alzheimer’s, got up,
    got into my dad’s car and drove off. We contacted the police. But before
    the police could find her, two college kids pulled into our driveway
    with my grandma. One was driving my dad’s car and the other was
    following in their car. They said they overheard her crying about being
    lost at an empty gas station 10 miles away. My grandma couldn’t remember
    our address, but gave the kids her first and last name. They looked her
    up online, found our address, and drove her home. MMT
92. Today, a young woman and her toddler knocked on my door. The woman
    stared at me in silence for a second and then smiled and said, “I was
    just visiting the area and I couldn’t help but look-up your address.
    Your son carried me out of the World Trade Center on 9/11/2001 before he
    went back inside to save others. I think about you and your family
    almost every single day.” MMT
93. Today, I met the prettiest woman on an airplane. After some small
    talk, and under the assumption that I wouldn’t see her again after we
    made our connections in Atlanta, I told her how pretty I thought she
    was. She gave me the most sincere smile and said, “Nobody has said that
    to me in 10 years.” It turns out we’re both in our mid-30’s, never
    married, no kids, and we live about 5 miles away from each other in
    Dallas. We have a date set for next Saturday after we return home. MMT
94. Today, the only reason I’m alive is because of my little brother. 7
    years ago I swallowed a bottle of prescription pain killers. No more
    than 30 seconds later my brother called me from Iraq and told me how
    much he hates it there and that the only thing keeping him going is
    knowing that in a few months he’ll be back home hanging with his
    favorite person – me. I vomited up the pills and never told a soul. My
    brother and I are now roommates. MMT
95. Today, because of my older brother, I’m a high school grad, I’m
    healthy and I’m alive. I’m 18 and my brother is 29. When we were 7 and
    18, he got an apartment of his own on the good side of town and moved us
    out of the crack house our late drug addicted mother was living in. He
    worked 2 jobs to pay the bills and always made sure I was safe, fed and
    at school on time. He basically saved my life. MMT
96. Today, as I was sleeping, I woke up to my daughter calling my name.
    I was sleeping in a sofa chair in her hospital room. I opened my eyes to
    her beautiful smile. My daughter has been in a coma for 98 days. MMT
97. Today, through extensive charity work, we helped move a street
    family that has never lived in a house or slept on a clean bed into a
    house of their own. As he stared around his new bedroom in awe, the
    youngest boy in the family exclaimed, “I have a bed! My own bed! My very
    own bed!” MMT
98. Today, at 8AM this morning, after four months of lifelessness in her
    hospital bed, we took my mom off life support. And her heart continued
    beating on its own. And she continued breathing on her own. Then this
    evening, when I squeezed her hand three times, she squeezed back three
    times. MMT
99. Today, my 8-year-old son hugged me and said, “You are the best mom
    in the whole entire world!” I smiled and sarcastically replied, “How do
    you know that? You haven’t met every mom in the whole entire world.” My
    son squeezed me tighter and said, “Yes I have. You are my world.” MMT

If you enjoyed these short stories from Makes Me Think, I highly
recommend you also read PostSecret: Extraordinary Confessions from Ordinary Lives
and Other People’s Love Letters: 150 Letters You Were Never Meant to See.

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Highest searches for the word keyword

86 of the keywords with the word “keyword” with the highest monthly

searches and 25 of the Free and Paid Keyword Tools.

Highest searches for the word keyword Free and Paid Keyword Tools

86 of the keywords with the word
“keyword”
more than 1900 monthly searches and

the top 25  Free and Paid Keyword Tools.

Keywords are very important because
they help customers find your website easily. As such, you are going to need
a very effective keyword research tool to help you find the best keywords
for your website, and KeywordCanine is one of the best on the market. By
using KeywordCanine to manage your keyword research, you will be
significantly increasing your chances of having a website that is very
successful.

 You can spend a majority of your time designing your website, and placing a lot of interesting content on it; however, if only a small group of persons are searching for your specific keyword, you will not be able to earn a substantial amount of money, because
you will not be generating enough traffic. This is where the KeywordCanine
comes into play, as this keyword research software will search the web for
ad campaign keywords, and then check whether or not they are the same ones
that are utilized by your competitors.

KeywordCanine Keyword Research Tool

KeywordCanine allows you to have an idea of what exactly the good keywords are, and good keywords are those words that customers type in when searching for a product or service. Using these keywords will also help you to boost your sales.

The KeywordCanine will also provide you with data that will enable you to run a better
PPC (Pay-Per-Click) campaign. This keyword research software will provide you with the traffic data and the cost, which will help you to decide on what keywords will be
easier to rank, and which will cost you the least amount of money for each click.

Additionally, KeywordCanine will assist you in finding thousands of keywords that are used on some of the most popular search engines. This keyword research software will also enable you to add modifiers and words to every keyword. For example, using
KeywordCanine, you can add the word ‘best’ to a particular keyword, in order to
help increase the amount of targeted traffic your website will get.

It does get difficult at times searching for profitable keywords; as such, KeywordCanine was designed to save you a lot of effort and time. The KeywordCanine not only provides you with solutions to your keyword problems, but it also gives you an edge over
your competitors. This keyword research software also helps you to get
access to backdoor keywords, with only a few clicks of your mouse button.

If you are currently looking for keyword research software that will help you to have a more profitable website, you will need to get the KeywordCanine.

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Keyword Canine Free Traffic Blog Commenting Part 2 Video

The Keyword Canine video below is about Free Traffic Blog Commenting
Please leave your comment, I will posting more videos on how to get free traffic to your website, facebook page, your blog or twitter account.
Keyword Canine Free Traffic Blog Commenting part 1 video