switching keywords

by howit

Posted: 14 years ago 6 replies

hi, if i have been doing work on a keyword but then find another one i want can i just change and start doing seo for that keyword? if that makes any sense...any thoughts appreciated

#keywords #switching

sovereignn 14 years ago

Why not just do both?

But yeah you can just switch
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Bond Girl 14 years ago

I would just do both as sovereignn suggested.
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kammy Banned 14 years ago

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WF99 14 years ago

Yes you can switch ..
But why not using both ??
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shailender 14 years ago

If you think both of your keywords are important for your website then you should focus on both.
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mediadeveloped 14 years ago

You can switch, but you'll have to start from ground zero. That's why taking time to research KW's in depth up front can be beneficial.
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jhonybravo222 14 years ago

You can switch, if it is most appropriate keyword.
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