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Summary: Use sound to draw attention to an object or person.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: " This will bring up several other menus, including "your product or service," "your landing page," and "your product category." All of these categories are important to getting the tool to work for you, so be careful what you input here. This is one of the most important steps, and will make or break your search. Think hard about what your business is and what it provides, and then, how you want to maximize your business. After you have done so, pick the top keywords that come to mind, and put them in the "product or service" window. Contrary to the suggested entries, you don't want to put something really general like "used cars" into this window, because then you will only receive a list of very general head keywords. Instead of entering vague words, try to enter more targeted keywords. If you're in the used car business for example, instead of "used cars" enter "used cars in Los Angeles" or "used Volkswagen cars." Whatever words that pertain to your business and will make the best use of this tool, you should use. Do some experimentation. This tool checks your landing page for any keywords useful for your advertising campaign. As such, if you are looking for keywords, and not trying to optimize your campaign, this tool should be avoided. This service is primarily for users of Google AdWords, and so will likely be of little utility to you. However, if you desire to find some good keywords for your business, putting up a home page, or any other page, from your site probably won't hurt. You have the option to choose target country, language, and search engine, and so this is an incredibly important tool if you do business abroad or are based in a country outside the United States. If your business is to ship denim to Europe, there isn't much use in you choosing the United States or Asia as your targets. Like with the other windows, you need to know exactly what your business does before choosing how to maximize your keywords. Your targets are automatically set to target people in the United States, searching on Google, who speak English. If this is not your target audience, make sure to switch them to the appropriate targets. There is also a "negative keywords" tool, which does not target certain keywords in an advertising campaign. Unless you are using Google AdWords, this will be of little utility to you. You are also able to filter your keywords by frequency of appearance in search engines, by how much customers are willing to spend on certain searched items, and by how wide a net you want your search to cast. You can also include or exclude certain keywords. The keyword filter allows you to remove keywords that you don't need. For example, if you want to ship denim to high-value Asian markets, you won't want keywords that show up only once or twice; you want keywords that show up many times. You can filter for keywords that only show up more than or less than a certain number to come up with the exact words you need. Keyword options, like "hide keywords in my account," are mostly for Google AdWords campaigners, and so can be avoided. You may already be searching for certain keywords, and don't want these results to skew past results. Or, you may be getting a lot of crosstalk in your results, and want to eliminate certain pesky keywords. Regardless of intent, you can add these keywords to the "include" or "exclude" window. " This will pull up your Keywords Results Page. Read to the very end to see how to use this, as each tool will bring up the Keywords Results Page.

SUMMARY: Click on "search for new keyword and ad group ideas. Enter the necessary data for your product. Avoid the "landing page" service. Choose your targets. Customize your search. Click on "Get Ideas.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Carefully smooth out any wrinkles with your hands.Smoothing out wrinkles is an essential step. Rolling creases into a shirt will cause the wrinkles to set. You should only roll medium-weight shirts. Delicate and stiff materials will wrinkle. If you do roll shirts made from delicate and stiff materials, You will have to iron or dry clean these shirts before wearing them.
Summary: Lay the shirt face-down on a flat surface.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Here's what you'll need to make standard Milanesa: 1-2 lbs beef, chicken or veal, cut no more than 1/2" (1.25 cm) thick 2 eggs 3 Tablespoons (45 g) milk 3 cups (600 g) bread crumbs Salt and pepper (to taste) Garlic, parsley (to taste) Parmesan cheese (to taste) Tomato, lemon and your choice of cheese (as a garnish)
Summary:
Gather your ingredients.