Posts Tagged keywords
Lifestyle Keywords vs Product & Brand Keywords
Keyword research has many different facets and a lot of the time people become confused when trying to pickup many common keyword selection techniques. The image above is a great example of a key concept about choosing different “types” of keywords.
As you can see there are certain types of keywords that will produce instant or immediate results in some cases. There is nothing wrong with keywords like these because everybody wants traffic “now.” On the flip side, as you are building a site up and trying to build long term viewership and readership to a blog or website, you many also want to focus on some of the keywords that will continue to convert even down the road a few months or years.
Many times people get caught up in immediate results or instant gratification, when in all actuality most people are truly looking for long term results, especially when it comes to the game we call SEO.
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To Success,
Nick Simpson
Spread Out Your Keywords
Posted by SEO Tips in SEO Techniques, View Seo on December 14th, 2008
Many people here are already aware of what keyword density is. If you are not it is a simple metric to measure how many times you keyword shows on a page in relation to every other word on the page. If you have 2 words on one page and your keyword is one of them, then your keyword density will be 50%.
Many webmasters will spend a long time trying to figure out how to fit there keywords into a page as many times as possible and still make the sentences sound natural. This is part of SEO and is expected.
However we have noticed that there are many times that we have ran across an article that will have a keyword phrase 3 or more times in the beginning of the article and then none on the rest of the page.
For optimum SEO results, you will want to have your keywords in the top, middle, and bottom section of your site. If you spread your keywords out like this not only is it favorable to search engines but it will also make your document not look so, forced.
So the next time you are writing advertising copy or just content for your website remember to “Spread Out Your Keywords”.