yensidtlaw
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- Feb 25, 2013
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Keyword 1 is easiest. If they are related, target KW1 and LSI kW2. on the same page.
Or make two pages.
Thanks man. That's what I was thinking too. But I decided to just split the post into two posts. It was actually an 800+ word article so I'm sure my readers would love less reading ha ha.
Put 500 words on the first page, and daisy chain it to the second part. Evry time some one goes from page one of the article to page two, they will not count as a bounce. It will bring down your bounce rate and help you rank.
which software you using to do keyword research ??
That's Market Samurai. You could get a free trial by searching the forum.![]()
Its Market Samuraiwhich software you using to do keyword research ??
Do you really have to choose one? If so, then A.
Yeah see for on-page SEO, in my experience, it's a good idea to use only 1 KW. Title, URL, (you can put more than 1 in the description and header though).
Yeah, but I'm not talking about targetting it on the same page(Or even the same site....)
Well done and thanks for the answer.I first look for backlinks. Then I look for on page SEO. Then I look for Page Rank... Then I ask BHW ha ha. No, I'm not that much of a noob... Then if everything lined up I would go for it. But I know that all the other factors go into it too. In my experience though, these are the most important things. For instance, all I did was on page SEO and I was ranked on page 2 the next day for KW A. And I'm not doing the Google dance... Yet.