People don’t just want a six pack. 

They want it in a specific time frame:

* get a six pack in 22 days 
* get a six pack in 1 week
* get a six pack in 5 minutes 
* get a six pack in 30 days … etc.

Wow. The lights came on for Chris real quick after that.

Go through your three Bracelet Words and make a list of all the Charm Keywords Google so helpfully provides for you.

You can expect between 25–30 solid Charm Keywords that your market is clearly searching for.

Folks: These are real people (or should I call them customers?) that were looking for your content…

But they couldn’t find it because you hadn’t positioned it correctly.

And not just one or two customers — this is what most customers want when they go looking for your content.

Don’t get me wrong.

If you’re selling ice-cream and want to call your version of vanilla “Bob’s Best,” by all means keep doing so.

But no one is going to discover your vanilla ice cream is the best when everyone is looking for “Old-Fashioned Vanilla.” 

After you identify your “Charm Keywords,” you’re practically home.

Because each of the charm keywords is essentially begging you to make (or repackage) content for videos with that title.

You can probably come up with more than just three Bracelet Keywords as well, and you can create as many videos for each of the “Charm Keywords.”

My Charm Bracelet Strategy gives you an endless list of content that you know your market is actively searching for.

Once you record your content and begin the upload process, be sure to include the Bracelet Keyword in the headline, in the description, and in the tags for the video.

Don’t leave anything to chance. You want to “zero in” and target people searching for this exact term.

Here’s an example of how I did it for a video from the Bracelet Keyword “Shoot A Basketball.”