blackbeans
Elite Member
- Nov 29, 2008
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Keep in mind that you should not write your content based solely on keywords.
That's what I suspect you're doing because you're saying that you can only put one keyword per article.
You have to understand that Google ranks content based on context.
You shouldn't just focus on one main keyword but on what keyword is related to that.
This is why I suggest that you try optimizing your content by using tools like Postpace or Frase.
The great thing about these tools is they look at your most successful competitors and detect patterns regarding keyword distribution and even their organization.
Using these clues, you can come up with content that is optimized to be competitive.
Otherwise, you're going to be dead in the water.
So do yourself a big favor and stop obsessing about keywords.
Focus more on search intent and use tried and proven tools to optimize your content so you can have a fighting chance of ranking.
That's what I suspect you're doing because you're saying that you can only put one keyword per article.
You have to understand that Google ranks content based on context.
You shouldn't just focus on one main keyword but on what keyword is related to that.
This is why I suggest that you try optimizing your content by using tools like Postpace or Frase.
The great thing about these tools is they look at your most successful competitors and detect patterns regarding keyword distribution and even their organization.
Using these clues, you can come up with content that is optimized to be competitive.
Otherwise, you're going to be dead in the water.
So do yourself a big favor and stop obsessing about keywords.
Focus more on search intent and use tried and proven tools to optimize your content so you can have a fighting chance of ranking.
