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The point I was trying to make is - you are chasing a non-existent keyword. No-one searches for "Make genuine cash online".

You need to find some terms that people DO search for.

Personally I'm not a fan of back-linking beyond a certain amount. I always go for organic traffic first - along with a few articles and I also find Hubpages helpful.

For me, the key is longtail keywords. Don't look too hard - I don't - just write. Those long tail keywords just sort of write themselves in. it never ceases to amaze me which terms people find my sites with.

Sometimes you can try too hard.

This is how I understand the definition of a "long tail keyword"

Imagine one of those graphs that has a large bump at the beginning and then tails of gradually.

The height of the graph at any point is the number of search for a keyword at that point on the graph.

So - imagine the heighest part of the bump is "make money online" with (say) 200,456 searches a month.

As you move away from the bump, you find related keywords or phrases with lower search volume. So you might find further along "make instant money online" getting (say) 45,789 searches a month.

The longer the graph goes on for and the further away from the original keyword you get, the longer "tail" it has.

So you might find a "long tail keyword" (which can be a word or phrase) that is RELATED to the main search term, but has far fewer searches but also much less competition.

So, for example, you might write an article about how your Aunty Gwen decided to do some research on "how a middle aged spinster can earn extra money online".

That would be a very "longtail" keyword (not because it has lots of words in it, but because it is an unlikely search phrase). However, if it gets 25 searches a month and yours is the only site that contains that phrase - you get the traffic.

The keywords can be in the title, or in the body of your article. The main point is to have them somewhere. When you start getting traffic, you can experiment with where to put them.

If you are using Wordpress, change your permalinks to display your post/page title and use your keyword as your article title. That helps. But don't get paranoid - just write. That fictitious article about Aunty Gwen would never have had that fictitious keyword as its title! (With apologies to all Aunty Gwen's - I don't have one - and all middle aged spinsters - I am one!)

That's is what i'm looking for. Where is it? Thanks.