Google Trends helps to find out how popular a search term or word is. Market Samurai is a great tool which I use to find detailed analysis of the topics and markets I want to get into.
When you put together your web site, target your audience. Don't talk about network marketing to veterinarians. They may be interested in network marketing, but they probably got to your site via a search for a pet animal product and that's what they're looking for. When you know your target audience you can be sure not to speak (write) above their heads. Use words they will understand without Webster's help. You may get by with writing a little below their level, but never above it.
What you need to do is figure out what topics or keywords people are searching for and integrate those words into your domain name. So, when your Domain has a keyword in it that people are searching for, it makes sense that people will naturally be attracted to that url. Google Trends and Google Keyword Tool are free and can help you figure out what the latest hot topics are. You can look through your own search history and see what YOU have been searching for. If you searched for it, chances are that others are making the same searches too.
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Set Up Your WordPress Blog - Once you're in the Bluehost cPanel, just click on the WordPress icon, and you'll be taken through a series of steps on how to set up WordPress. You'll be asked where to install it, what your username and password should be. For the most website part, you can just go with the default options. You can also have the login information sent to the email address associated with the Bluehost account. Now that WordPress is set up, you can start posting content!
WordPress automatically installs a pre-written first post for you. You can either delete it by writing over it, or selecting Add New under Posts tab on the left hand panel.