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Hey man, thanks for letting us ask questions!
My main question is the following, how do you go about finding keywords?
Let's say you have written a romance about a college girl and a professor that the establishment does not want them to be together. How would you go on typing/finding those 7 keywords?
Also, when we link between our books, shall we do so after searching the book by name, or by keyword? If the book is named "Adversities in times of study" (lame title, can't think anything right now) and a keyword is "college girl professor romance adversities", is it better to reference the book in our other works after searching by name or by KW?
I actually just shot a video yesterday for the students of a process for keyword finding that I suggest using, let me throw up a webpage that isn't membership protected and PM you the link so you can watch.
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