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Traffic from typos vs. SEO

by Adam Roy
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What is the balance between using typos, and SEO?

One of the things most people don't realize is that sentence structure, grammar, and spelling all have a slight impact on Google's onpage SEO criteria.

How can you best take advantage of typos? Especially if a typo keyword phrase would be a great secondary keyword to target?
#seo #traffic #typos
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    Originally Posted by friend View Post

    What is the balance between using typos, and SEO?

    One of the things most people don't realize is that sentence structure, grammar, and spelling all have a slight impact on Google's onpage SEO criteria.

    How can you best take advantage of typos? Especially if a typo keyword phrase would be a great secondary keyword to target?

    There should never be a balance between SEO and TYPOS. In fact, if we take our business seriously, there should NOT be any typos. We should try to keep them at minimum to none. The same goes for grammatical mistakes. Not using adequate punctuation can lead to annoying run-on sentences. Sure, no one is perfect and if an error escapes us here and then, we have to deal with it. And I am not sure if I would even want to rank in SERPS with a typo. I don't know that may just be me.
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