Insane new way to create multi ranking articles

[ProfessorSeo]

Massive Content Publication Get ranked for tons of keywords!

We all know that creating keyword rich content will help your site rank better in the serps. In fact since Google's Panda update, unique quality content has gone from weighting 18.5% to 40.5% which is incredable especially since backlinks weights in at 42.8%.

What this means is that google will give your site a 32.5% boost for quality content. We also know that the more content the better, in fact many people are writing 700 word articles instead of 300-550 like back in the good ole days but this change has proven to increase your ranking quickly.

What if instead of creating 1 keyword rich article you create 3 serperate keyword rich articles that are in the same niche and uses secondary keywords and combined them to make one massive 2100 article the results would be amazing!

Now I know you may be thinking wow that's alot of writing! This better get me to the front of google when im done! The truth is no! It wont get you to
the first page automatically but it will give you one heck of a boost in the serps.

The true reason behind this method is that you will not only rank your article/content for your main keywords you will rank for hundrends of
keywords that are related to your niche!

It is important that you create the 3 articles based around the same niche and similar keywords for example:

Main keyword = Main Article: Dog Training

Secondary keyword = Second Article: Dog Training Methods

Third keyword = Third Article: Dog Training Schools

As you can see from the keywords chosen relativity is very very important you should spread relative keywords
all over your article for example

LSI = dog shock collars, dog treats, dog training pads, dog fences

The list could go on and on forever but I think you get the point. The key to perfecting the massive content is to create all 3 articles using semi perfect Seo techniques. I say semi perfect because you dont want to look like your
manupulated the system. (even though we are)


Here is a list of what each article should have:

· H1 header with keyword
· H2 header with keyword
· H3 header with keyword
·
· at least one image with keyword link embeded
· your keyword should be in your first paragraph and make it bold
· your keyword should be in your middle paragraph make it italized
· your keyword should be in your last paragraph make it bold and underlined
· 3 keywords with links in footer (only if your using content on your blog. Most article networks dont allow this)


Keyword Phrases:
Use keywords that are being searched for. You can check your keyword phrases with either the Search Term Suggestion Tool or the Overture Keyword Popularity Tool to find out how often they are being searched. You can also look at Google AdWords Keyword Suggestions for suggestions for different keyword phrases.
Add keyword synonyms to your content.

Put the keyword phrases in the <title>keyword phrase</title> .
Insert the keyword phrases in a <h1>keyword phrase</h1> tag at the beginning of your page. Keyword synonyms should be put in your h2 & h3 tags. The h1, h2, h3 tags are used for titles and subtitles in articles.
Make sure you use your keyword phrases from the page you are linking to, in your anchor text on the site map. i.e. SEO Techniques.

Keyword Density:
Keyword density is a very important part of search engine optimization. Keyword density is the percent that your keyword or keyword phrase are of your web page text. You may want to look that your competition to see what keyword density they are using.

To high a keyword density will be considered search engine spam and can get you blacklisted.

Your keywords should be toward the top of your page and your keyword phrase be in either every paragraph or every second paragraph depending on your paragraph length.

Bad Techniques:
Bad search engine optimization techniques can get you blacklisted from a search engine.

Some techniques that are considered spam are cloaking, invisible text, tiny text, identical pages, doorway pages, refresh tags, link farms, filling comment tags with keyword phrases only, keyword phrases in the author tag, keyword density to high, mirror pages and mirror sites.

While these techniques might work to give you a higher ranking for short time in the long run they will hurt you.

Once you have done this for all 3 of the article combine them to make one super huge omega keyword azz kicking article!

I do believe that it......if not I will revise later!

Hope this is useful to ya! Remember the key to success is testing and actually doing some work! Nothing is push button only push keys!

[siwell16]

Great technique does seem like a bit of work but it does make alot of sense!
Im willing to give it a shot......can't hurt. I will keep you posted on my results.

Thanks for the tip

[spideysteve]

Wow ... I just love the nuggets of info here at WF ... I've learned more on here just lurking and reading than in the "next big thing" ebooks I've bought ...

[Rus Sells]

Great post but I'd like to add,

Article length should be over 500 words and perhaps closer to 1000 words and if at all possible include researched citations within the article so your links don't just point to your site.

PS: This really isn't "new", an article should be viewed as an actual external web page for your site and as such it should include all the elements you've listed. This isn't always possible with some directories but whenever you can, you must do.

[Benjamin Ehinger]

Originally Posted by ProfessorSeo

Massive Content Publication Get ranked for tons of keywords!

We all know that creating keyword rich content will help your site rank better in the serps. In fact since Google's Panda update, unique quality content has gone from weighting 18.5% to 40.5% which is incredable especially since backlinks weights in at 42.8%.

What this means is that google will give your site a 32.5% boost for quality content. We also know that the more content the better, in fact many people are writing 700 word articles instead of 300-550 like back in the good ole days but this change has proven to increase your ranking quickly.

What if instead of creating 1 keyword rich article you create 3 serperate keyword rich articles that are in the same niche and uses secondary keywords and combined them to make one massive 2100 article the results would be amazing!

Now I know you may be thinking wow that's alot of writing! This better get me to the front of google when im done! The truth is no! It wont get you to
the first page automatically but it will give you one heck of a boost in the serps.

The true reason behind this method is that you will not only rank your article/content for your main keywords you will rank for hundrends of
keywords that are related to your niche!

It is important that you create the 3 articles based around the same niche and similar keywords for example:

Main keyword = Main Article: Dog Training

Secondary keyword = Second Article: Dog Training Methods

Third keyword = Third Article: Dog Training Schools

As you can see from the keywords chosen relativity is very very important you should spread relative keywords
all over your article for example

LSI = dog shock collars, dog treats, dog training pads, dog fences

The list could go on and on forever but I think you get the point. The key to perfecting the massive content is to create all 3 articles using semi perfect Seo techniques. I say semi perfect because you dont want to look like your
manupulated the system. (even though we are)


Here is a list of what each article should have:

· H1 header with keyword
· H2 header with keyword
· H3 header with keyword
·
· at least one image with keyword link embeded
· your keyword should be in your first paragraph and make it bold
· your keyword should be in your middle paragraph make it italized
· your keyword should be in your last paragraph make it bold and underlined
· 3 keywords with links in footer (only if your using content on your blog. Most article networks dont allow this)


Keyword Phrases:
Use keywords that are being searched for. You can check your keyword phrases with either the Search Term Suggestion Tool or the Overture Keyword Popularity Tool to find out how often they are being searched. You can also look at Google AdWords Keyword Suggestions for suggestions for different keyword phrases.
Add keyword synonyms to your content.

Put the keyword phrases in the <title>keyword phrase</title> .
Insert the keyword phrases in a <h1>keyword phrase</h1> tag at the beginning of your page. Keyword synonyms should be put in your h2 & h3 tags. The h1, h2, h3 tags are used for titles and subtitles in articles.
Make sure you use your keyword phrases from the page you are linking to, in your anchor text on the site map. i.e. SEO Techniques.

Keyword Density:
Keyword density is a very important part of search engine optimization. Keyword density is the percent that your keyword or keyword phrase are of your web page text. You may want to look that your competition to see what keyword density they are using.

To high a keyword density will be considered search engine spam and can get you blacklisted.

Your keywords should be toward the top of your page and your keyword phrase be in either every paragraph or every second paragraph depending on your paragraph length.

Bad Techniques:
Bad search engine optimization techniques can get you blacklisted from a search engine.

Some techniques that are considered spam are cloaking, invisible text, tiny text, identical pages, doorway pages, refresh tags, link farms, filling comment tags with keyword phrases only, keyword phrases in the author tag, keyword density to high, mirror pages and mirror sites.

While these techniques might work to give you a higher ranking for short time in the long run they will hurt you.

Once you have done this for all 3 of the article combine them to make one super huge omega keyword azz kicking article!

I do believe that it......if not I will revise later!

Hope this is useful to ya! Remember the key to success is testing and actually doing some work! Nothing is push button only push keys!

I could certainly see this working and the information you have provided is very accurate and useful. You may want to test it as one article and also test it as three articles to see which works better.

I could see it working better on a blog than on article directories because it is hard to get people to read that much content before they want to click away from your site and your links are at the bottom, most of the time.

I guess some testing is necessary and I think I will test this myself as well.

Great Idea!

Benjamin Ehinger

[Rus Sells]

The thread topic is about ranking for keyword terms not getting people to click away from the article. That's two different strategies.

Originally Posted by Benjamin Ehinger

I could certainly see this working and the information you have provided is very accurate and useful. You may want to test it as one article and also test it as three articles to see which works better.

I could see it working better on a blog than on article directories because it is hard to get people to read that much content before they want to click away from your site and your links are at the bottom, most of the time.

I guess some testing is necessary and I think I will test this myself as well.

Great Idea!

Benjamin Ehinger

[ProfessorSeo]

Originally Posted by Rus Sells

Great post but I'd like to add,

Article length should be over 500 words and perhaps closer to 1000 words and if at all possible include researched citations within the article so your links don't just point to your site.

PS: This really isn't "new", an article should be viewed as an actual external web page for your site and as such it should include all the elements you've listed. This isn't always possible with some directories but whenever you can, you must do.

Yeap it has been around for a bit but i noticed a lot of people aren't using it. I may take some time to create but its worth it to your readers. Good content is hard to find online so these people will value your info.

Of course you pro's out there already know this!

[Bruce99]

... and the reality is that every good article writer in the IM realm uses article spinners or OS manual submitters ... just got to find a good cheap one (as I am not a affiliate marketer) any suggestions?

[ProfessorSeo]

Originally Posted by spideysteve

Wow ... I just love the nuggets of info here at WF ... I've learned more on here just lurking and reading than in the "next big thing" ebooks I've bought ...

Not a problem I love to help out! This place has helped me learn more in 1 month than I have learned in years!

[ProfessorSeo]

Originally Posted by Bruce99

... and the reality is that every good article writer in the IM realm uses article spinners or OS manual submitters ... just got to find a good cheap one (as I am not a affiliate marketer) any suggestions?

My favorite place is Odesk I have a team of incredible writers that write my content for super cheap!

[simonbuzz]

looks like a good strategy...

[ProfessorSeo]

Originally Posted by simonbuzz

looks like a good strategy...

Thanks try it out it works wonders!

[AlphaWarrior]

ProfessorSEO, I am sorry, but from the original post, I cannot tell if this is theory or if you have actually used this method a number of times with success. It sounds good, but not all things that sound good actually work.

Thanks.

[ProfessorSeo]

Originally Posted by AlphaWarrior

ProfessorSEO, I am sorry, but from the original post, I cannot tell if this is theory or if you have actually used this method a number of times with success. It sounds good, but not all things that sound good actually work.

Thanks.

At first it was a theory but after testing it it worked great! Test it out and see the results thats the best way to learn new things.

Test! Test! Test!

[BackLinkingNinja]

Some excellent checkpoints for writing articles here. I'm going to try these tips when I next post my articles. I also use outsourced article writers as it saves so much time - I'll add this to my checklist for them. Do you find there's a minimum number of articles needed, or does that depend upon the competitiveness of the keyword and comparative sites? I heard a site should have atleast 10 pages/articles to stand a chance of getting indexed. Thanks!

[ProfessorSeo]

Originally Posted by BackLinkNinja

Some excellent checkpoints for writing articles here. I'm going to try these tips when I next post my articles. I also use outsourced article writers as it saves so much time - I'll add this to my checklist for them. Do you find there's a minimum number of articles needed, or does that depend upon the competitiveness of the keyword and comparative sites? I heard a site should have atleast 10 pages/articles to stand a chance of getting indexed. Thanks!

10 pages is average for good indexing and a nice looking website but its not required I have many sites indexed and on the first page of google from websites only having on page.

3 articles works best for me but I am testing 5 now just to see the outcome. Just remember quality content is needed and in fact if you dont have good content post a video related to your niche and this will lower your bounce rate and keep your site quality increasing.

[AlphaWarrior]

Thanks for your suggestion.

If I understand correctly, your web page would be organized something like this:

H1 - Main Keyword
Article 1
H2 - Secondary Keyword
Article 2
H3 - Third Keyword
Article 3

Is this correct or do you run all 3 articles together into just 1 big/long article?

Again, thanks.

[ProfessorSeo]

You could use either way but I have had more success with running all 3 together.

Since there is more content you have more chances to create what google loves and that keyword rich seo friendly, reader friendly content.

Originally Posted by AlphaWarrior

Thanks for your suggestion.

If I understand correctly, your web page would be organized something like this:

H1 - Main Keyword
Article 1
H2 - Secondary Keyword
Article 2
H3 - Third Keyword
Article 3

Is this correct or do you run all 3 articles together into just 1 big/long article?

Again, thanks.