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How to choose your main keywords?

by Tijs
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Hi Warriors,

The blog I'm writing about doesnt have any specific 'main' keywords. There are several topics I'm discussing and they might change over time.

Is it okay to use those topics as a starter and when I'm about to write on other topics switch my main keywords?

Thanks in advance!
Tijs
#choose #keywords #main
  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    What do you mean by switch your main keywords, are you talking about editing keywords on existing pages?
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    • Profile picture of the author Tijs
      Originally Posted by yukon View Post

      What do you mean by switch your main keywords, are you talking about editing keywords on existing pages?
      Hi Yukon,

      Thanks for your reply!

      No, I meant using different keywords in future posts, and leave the main keywords as they were, so I can still rank for my older posts :-)
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      • Profile picture of the author yukon
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        Originally Posted by Tijs View Post

        Hi Yukon,

        Thanks for your reply!

        No, I meant using different keywords in future posts, and leave the main keywords as they were, so I can still rank for my older posts :-)
        That's fine as long as it's the same niche for both the old & new post.
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        • Profile picture of the author Tijs
          Originally Posted by yukon View Post

          That's fine as long as it's the same niche for both the old & new post.
          Thanks, that clarified the case :-)
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  • Profile picture of the author Rainmanxxx
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    Can you be a little more precise.
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  • Profile picture of the author ShivJaiswaL
    Originally Posted by Tijs View Post

    Hi Warriors,

    The blog I'm writing about doesnt have any specific 'main' keywords. There are several topics I'm discussing and they might change over time.

    Is it okay to use those topics as a starter and when I'm about to write on other topics switch my main keywords?

    Thanks in advance!
    Tijs
    sum up all keywords in a excel and put them in google keyword planner tool. Search and pick the best keyword in your niche
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  • Profile picture of the author seomaster5
    Use google adwords keyword planner tool for this purpose i must say just analyse the best keywords for you. This is the best way to check what you want....
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    • Profile picture of the author Cobaki
      Originally Posted by seomaster5 View Post

      Use google adwords keyword planner tool for this purpose i must say just analyse the best keywords for you. This is the best way to check what you want....
      Yes, this is what I do, too. And it has been helping me a lot in choosing the keywords for my articles. It is accurate, I must say. Other keywords might sound awkward once you try placing them on your articles but this, unfortunately, is what will help you rank in the future.
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  • Profile picture of the author Henney
    you will be fine, seoing other keyword in future posts, even if it's slightly different niche (i've said SLIGHTLY)

    well actually you could change it more than slightly but it needs to be slightly at a time, you know, naturally
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  • Profile picture of the author zoobie
    Do a PPC and see which keywords brings you better traffic and conversions the you use them to do SEO.

    I have several adwords account that have around $250 credits or sale, just PM me if you are interested.
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