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Keyword and SEO

by filippot51
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Hello say that i have a blog and i have 10 articles in this blog.
Everyone of this articles has to contain my keyword ????(with a ratio for example of 1 keyword every 100 words) or is enough one article of the blog with my keyword i compete with for google position. and then the other articles have other keywords related to my blog?
thanks
#keyword #seo
  • Profile picture of the author elizabethjean733
    what is the meaning of your this post what you want to say i can't understand can you please explain your thread that what you want to say?
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  • Profile picture of the author filippot51
    say that i have 10 posts in my blog
    i do my first post 400 words and with 4 times my main keyword.
    after 3 days i make another post...this post also must contain my main keyword?

    after 4 days anther post and so on...every one of this posts needs to have my main keyword 3 4 times depending on the density of the article?
    thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Clint Faber
    It is important to have many different articles and pages containing your keyword within your site on each page, the more the merrier, but the most important part is to have several internal anchor links with your keyword.

    For example, if I was going after the top position for alpha soap. I would have many different pages in the website with anchor text containing the keyword alpha soap.
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  • Profile picture of the author Stephen Dillon
    You should have your main keyword in your posts, but you must have natural complimentery keywords in the same post.

    It also helps to have complimentry catagories that use a related but different keyword.

    The idea is to make sure your keywords are there but in a way that doesnt look forced or spammy.

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  • Profile picture of the author filippot51
    yes complimentary keywords and the most i can use my main keyword in the posts the better it is...correct?
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  • Profile picture of the author maz1207
    Hi, it's better for you to purchase the Easy WP SEO. It can measure and detect which parts doesn't have enough SEO requirements. It's hard to guess if you are not a SEO Pro like me.
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    • Profile picture of the author TerryL
      Yes, use your keyword in every post. But also use related keywords that are naturally associated with your main keyword. If your site has more than one keyword that you're targeting, you could also make one post around one keyword, another post around another keyword, etc.
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