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Keyword Optimization

by Hililuud
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I have a few questions:

If i'm trying to seo my webpage, should my main keyword be in ever article I write (atleast 2% densit)?

Should all my articles titles be varrients of my keyword?

example: Keword-Doggy vacation spot

good article titles/keywords: Doggy vacations spots in mexico, Doggy vacation watchers, Doggy vacation kennels

questionable article titles/keywords(but non competitive): Dog groomers in atlanta, how to train your dog not to pee on carpet, dog house breaking

Obviously it would be better to go for the "good articles titles" but wouldn't it also be good to go for kewords that haven't got as much to do with your main keyword, but it has little competition?

Should I go for little competition keywords (that have a little do with my main keyword, but are not extremely relevant) to go for the traffic, or go for keywords that are closely related to mind, but are more compeitive or have no real traffic generation.

So it is basically a question to whether I should go for seo traffic, or for article traffic?
#keyword #optimization
  • Profile picture of the author Hililuud
    so nobody wants to help...thanks alot.
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    • Profile picture of the author floodrod
      Research the keywords that you want to focus on and tailor your article to match the keyword string. Make sure you use the exact keyword phrase a few times in your article and in the title.

      Don't stuff keywords in your pages unless the content specifically talks about these keywords. Make a new content page for each keyword phrase and capitalize on optimizing it
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      • Profile picture of the author Jamie Iaconis
        Originally Posted by floodrod View Post

        Research the keywords that you want to focus on and tailor your article to match the keyword string. Make sure you use the exact keyword phrase a few times in your article and in the title.

        Don't stuff keywords in your pages unless the content specifically talks about these keywords. Make a new content page for each keyword phrase and capitalize on optimizing it
        Indeed...

        That is very good help, follow it!

        Jamie
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  • Profile picture of the author Hililuud
    Originally Posted by monkfunk View Post

    use your main keyword phrase in all the titles you go for, however, it sounds like a pretty drilled down topic, so for each 3-4 word keyphrase, write a new article and use it in the header, at the beginning of the article and throughout the article in a 1-5% density.
    So if I write 300 articles, do I need to keep the keyword in almost everyone?
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  • Profile picture of the author magnoliaone
    Hello...

    I think both. You can write the article title as your keywords, always. And for SEO, you must put your keyword as your site's title.
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