Can you help me to craft content?

Hey, i am a newbie in SEO and a self-learner going to write content for the first time.
I did keyword research and picked up 5 low-competition keywords giving you an example below.

Put them in the content, and use variations. Natural looking text is more important than spamming exact match keywords into your content.

Blackhat Lifter said:

Put them in the content, and use variations. Natural looking text is more important than spamming exact match keywords into your content.

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Thanks i really appreciate your efforts to help me out.

Tell me one more last thing
Let say i have 2000 words on my blog and want to target with 50 keywords.
obvious 1 will be my primary keyword, so what about rest of the 49 keywords have i to use all of them in my entire article of 2000 words or what?

You don't have to mention all keywords in your text. Google is smart enough to know that 'coconut grater machine' is similar to 'coconut grating machine'.

Blackhat Lifter said:

Put them in the content, and use variations. Natural looking text is more important than spamming exact match keywords into your content.

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Didn't work here sir. If it was so simple, I would target 10 kwds and rank under 25. This is not the reality.

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crnack said:

Didn't work here sir. If it was so simple, I would target 10 kwds and rank under 25. This is not the reality.

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Then, what do u suggest? Or can u give my guide's link?

Md samar said:

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Then, what do u suggest? Or can u give my guide's link?

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Write one article for one keyword. It's that simple!

Md samar said:

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Then, what do u suggest? Or can u give my guide's link?

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I would make 666 pages if I had 666 keywords. You can hyper (laser) target the user intent.

You will provide the most valuable information in above the fold part of the website. That will make the user satisfied quickly. Then you can show him other resources using links.

This is not the only approach. If you believe using the keyword in a 10k word article is enough, you can stick to this technique. Just remember to not forget about that keyword actually and don't skip because competition seems to be there. It'll be easy to outrank in most cases.

But remember. 10k word article usually provides terrible UX. That means you will frustrate your user and waste their time. Unless you manage to implement a technology that lets the user make the quickest possible choice.

For this specific set of keywords I would go the following way:

• coconut scraper machine - unique page showing different, general products (from 10 to 100 products depending on needs) with the keyword in the title and H1 tag - to be super specific you can make categories and let the user filter by their specific needs,
• best coconut scraper - unique page showing different, clients' choices, best reviewed products with the keyword in the title and H1 tag,
• electric coconut scraper for home use - unique page showing different products EXACTLY for home use with the keyword in the title and H1 tag,
• coconut scraper electric - unique page showing different products EXACTLY using electric components with the keyword in the title and H1 tag,
• coconut grating machines, coconut grater machine - both keywords on the same page with coconut grating machines in the title and H1 tag, this should show basically coconut grating machines and help the buyer make the best choice, both for commercial and home use.

create the different articles for different coconut topics you mentioned and use the backlinking for your site, it will be indexed soon because of the backlink and quickly the visitors will come to your site obviously the traffic increases.

Make your content for the users of your website not for Google so make it look natural like person wrote it not like it's writing for how Google would read it .

You could get the help of something like frase.io as well.

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Piko said:

Write one article for one keyword. It's that simple!

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What about lsi keywords or related keywords?

Use all the related keywords in the body.

india said:

Use all the related keywords in the body.

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Thanks

May I just add, for next time, do not share your keywords/niche/website on a public forum. Try to keep it as vague as possible. As for how you should progress, I would go with what @crnack said.

Shou

VimalG said:

May I just add, for next time, do not share your keywords/niche/website on a public forum. Try to keep it as vague as possible. As for how you should progress, I would go with what @crnack said.

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Should i pm you to ask any topic as we have same journey to serve.

VimalG said:

May I just add, for next time, do not share your keywords/niche/website on a public forum. Try to keep it as vague as possible. As for how you should progress, I would go with what @crnack said.

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Thanks man will not share from next time!

Hey, Can anyone help me and guide me as a coach time to time ?

You can't really optimise a page for all of its potential keywords, that's nearly impossible for a well-set WH page/content,
You should focus on 4-5 keywords at max (regularly) and let google do its own job,
By ranking for these, you'll be also ranking for 100s if not 1000s of them naturally

Md samar said:

Hey, Can anyone help me and guide me as a coach time to time ?

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I doubt anyone would do that,
but you can always make a thread and ask for help here,
Reading & testing is the best way to learn stuff,
play around with different stuff and check what works & what doesn't,
take your time to read other people (trusted ones) case studies to make it even better

Hi samar,

Crafting content is the lifeblood of every website. Websites that craft content better than their competition are more likely to rank higher in search engine results than those who do not craft good content for their site. Crafting good content can be difficult, but with these simple steps you will be well on your way to crafting better web content.

1) Find inspiration

Find a topic you enjoy or think others will be interested in. You need to find something that interests you and craft your content around it. If this is hard for you, try doing research to see what has been written on the topic as well as what hasn't been written about yet. Most of all, make sure you are happy with what you craft. If you are not, craft something else!

2) Write about your topic

Record your thoughts on the topic at hand. Try to craft as much content as possible within the topic by recording anything and everything that comes to mind about it. You don't always have to craft whole articles or web pages; craft one paragraph, sentence, or even a word that will help you to flesh out the topic at hand.

3) Edit and Rewrite

Once you have written your thoughts on the topic, it is time to edit and rewrite what you have written. This can be difficult, but it is important to make sure your content is easy to read, understand, and follow. Try to keep your sentences and paragraphs short and sweet while still getting your point across.

4) Use keywords

Make sure to use keywords throughout your content, but do not overuse them. Doing so will actually have a negative effect on your ranking in search engine results. A good rule of thumb is to include your keyword 2-3 times throughout your content, but do not go overboard.

5) Check for grammar and spelling mistakes

Make sure to check your content for grammar and spelling mistakes. Typos and incorrect grammar can be very distracting for readers and can make your website look unprofessional. Spellcheck is a good way to catch most errors, but it is always a good idea to have someone else read your content as well.

6) Proofread

Proofreading is the final step in crafting content. It is important to make sure that all of your corrections have been made and that your content looks and reads the way you want it to. This is also a good time to catch any more errors you may have missed earlier.

7) Publish

Once you are happy with your content, it is time to publish it on your website. Make sure to add it to your site's navigation and make it easy for visitors to find. You may also want to share it on social media sites or submit it to article directories for more exposure.