How do I optimize for 3 similar keywords?

[kaytemp]

I'm a noob, please help - I've searched but haven't found the answer. I've researched keywords and have settled on three phrases to optimize: Athens personal injury attorney, Athens personal injury lawyer, and Athens personal injury legal counsil. How do I optimize for all three? - from everything I've read, I need to optimize the page for "one" keyword phrase.

I would only worry about optimizing for one of the three phrases, but the amount of searches for each is so small, that I probably need all three to make it worth it. Do I have to make three pages and write unique content for each, even though the content applies equally to each?

If I make only one page and use all three phrases in it, do I stand a chance of ranking high on all three phrases?

[dburk]

Hi kaytemp,

Consider using "Personal Injury Lawyer, Attorney, Legal Council - Athens GA" as your page title, use this or a similar phrase as headline for the page, then use each of your targeted keywords in natural sentences. Bold these keywords within your paragraphs.

Next add these keywords, and no others, to the keyword meta tag and write a short meta description that uses the keywords within a call to action.

Look for places where you can use inline text links to this page from other pages within your website, using the target keywords as the anchor text.

Then go out and create as many backlinks as possible using your targeted keywords within the anchor text. That should do the trick.

[Mike Morgan.]

I agree with what dburk said .

I want to add that you should first start optimizing your page for single keyword and proceed with the other keyword after you get a good rank with the first keyword .

But , as regards to the on page optimization factors , you can 3 of them together .

Mike