How do you guys typically target your long tails without sounding spammy?

Jstrydor said:

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I'm exaggerating... well a little. Sometimes when I read articles it feels like that. It might be because I'm more privy to it being on this side of internet marketing but it sounds so awful and disingenuous. I know the name of the game is to drive targeted traffic but I would never post something as spammy as what I see on a lot of sites that look similar to my example above. Also quick question is what I showed in the example considered keyword stuffing? I'm relatively new and only know that keyword stuffing doesn't really work anymore.

So basically I like the idea of targeting high commercial intent longtails but I want to know if you really need an article for every single one or if you can incorporate a bunch of them in a lengthy post with many longtails. I mean I know you can do it either way buy whats more likely to rank?

I guess my question boils down to this: When do you decide if you're going to incorporate a longtail in the body of your post versus making it it's own seperate article with the longtail in the header?

Thanks in advance!

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SheddSky said:

Wouldn't that be your decision when you want to put it in it's own separate article and I did enjoy reading that introduction though.

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Jstrydor said:

Yeah absolutely, what I meant was when do you decide to do it one way or the other? I was hoping to hear from some people that have some experience in it that might be able to share their insight

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