How to implement long tail keywords?

EddieN

EddieN

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We all know long tail keywords are very useful especially for small blogs that can't compete for short high competition keywords.
My question is not how to find them or how to write about them, but how to implement them inside the article?
Let's say for example I found the keyword 'men suit jackets big and tall'.
How can you even use that keyword in a sentence?! How can you even repeat that 4-5 times?! Do I have to change it a little bit? But changing it doesn't mean that you aren't using and you won't rank for that specific keyword?
I know for sure I am missing something here but I haven't found a solution yet.
 
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Thank you for your replies, but how can Google Keyword Planner help me with this issue
 
You can try to use two-rooted word.
I mean it can be helpful to use like this in your article.
 
What you can do is to use it as an anchor text in your backlinks promotion efforts.
 
You will not have repeat that example more than twice. Make it the Title or Sub Titles, break it down into 2 or 3 sections. One section talking to the Big Guys, one talking to the Tall Guy and one talking to the Big Tall Guy. Stack it like a Pyramid.
Have the Article Updated every month.
 
EddieN said:
Thank you for your replies, but how can Google Keyword Planner help me with this issue
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They dont know. They dont even read your question properly... They are boosting their post count only....

To answer your question. Just write articles and use the long tail keywords.
Using your example of 'men suit jackets big and tall', you dont have to get all the keywords in one row in your sentence. Like:'Finding mens suits jackets for big and tall people'. Whenever people search for ' men suit jackets big and tall' your site should show up in google search results. (Depending on a lot of other factors ofcourse)
 
Thank you all. I think I found something useful in all of your replies.

patadeperro said:
What you can do is to use it as an anchor text in your backlinks promotion efforts.
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WebMath SEO said:
You can use the semantic keyword type to implement the long tail keywords in your content. You can target more keywords over there.
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I wrote down both of your answers to read more about them because I am still in my first month of blogging and these two are totally new things for me.


1Enigma said:
You will not have repeat that example more than twice. Make it the Title or Sub Titles, break it down into 2 or 3 sections. One section talking to the Big Guys, one talking to the Tall Guy and one talking to the Big Tall Guy. Stack it like a Pyramid.
Have the Article Updated every month.
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That's what I thought but I wasn't sure at all.


Triton91 said:
They dont know. They dont even read your question properly... They are boosting their post count only....

To answer your question. Just write articles and use the long tail keywords.
Using your example of 'men suit jackets big and tall', you dont have to get all the keywords in one row in your sentence. Like:'Finding mens suits jackets for big and tall people'. Whenever people search for ' men suit jackets big and tall' your site should show up in google search results. (Depending on a lot of other factors ofcourse)
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This means I don't have to be very strict with the keywords, right? And if I am not wrong, your answer has something to do with the semantic keywords on the WebMath Seo's answer.
And about those people boosting their post count, I didn't know about this but I will get used to it :D
 
This is something I used to struggle with too, especially when I was faced with particularly nonsensical long tail keywords. Usually, I'd just leave them as they were in subheadings and mention them in the text a few times.

However, I've since realized that "men suit jackets big and tall" can also become "men suit jackets for big and tall guys". So the keyword would have the short word breaking it up, but it would still show up in search results. Still, I suggest trying your best to keep the keyword as it is. Try out a few sentence structures that would allow the original format of the keyword before you start writing, then insert them throughout the text.

But if the long tail keyword is completely senseless, you can add a word or two in the middle to fix it. Having good grammar is more important than keeping a keyword as it was.

As for finding the long tail keywords, the people above have already suggested Google Keyword Planner. You may also be able to use Google autocomplete suggestions or pay a service to dig the keywords up for you.
 
80% of the above replies are useless garbage answers, with a few exceptions.

An easy way to utilize long tail keywords is to create a FAQ section below your article and use each longtail keyword in a question, then answer the question. You can make these super long and they're a natural way to incorporate a ton of longtail keywords without looking spammy or suspicious. As a bonus, you can throw these keywords into header tags (h2, h3, etc.) and add images with alt text containing the longtail keywords into the FAQ as well. As @Writerly said above, feel free to add in stop words such as "in," "the," etc. to ensure you're using proper grammar. Example: "Where can I buy men suit jackets for big and tall {people|men|etc.}?" - get creative with it.
 
EddieN said:
Thank you all. I think I found something useful in all of your replies.





I wrote down both of your answers to read more about them because I am still in my first month of blogging and these two are totally new things for me.




That's what I thought but I wasn't sure at all.




This means I don't have to be very strict with the keywords, right? And if I am not wrong, your answer has something to do with the semantic keywords on the WebMath Seo's answer.
And about those people boosting their post count, I didn't know about this but I will get used to it :D
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You can send some Broad Match Traffic to the page too. Make sure the keyword are 3 to 4 words long and gives a good description of your needs. This is how I find New Content to add.
 
1Enigma said:
You can send some Broad Match Traffic to the page too. Make sure the keyword are 3 to 4 words long and gives a good description of your needs. This is how I find New Content to add.
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That's what I am planning to do. I'm still under sandbox effect so I can't really learn from trial and error right now but I am reading and learning so I can be ready when the right moment arrives.
 
EddieN said:
That's what I am planning to do. I'm still under sandbox effect so I can't really learn from trial and error right now but I am reading and learning so I can be ready when the right moment arrives.
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What I love about sending Broad Match Traffic it gives you real-time data. If you use generic terms (be careful) it will lead to other sub-niches that match closely with what you are doing that the planner will not show.
 
Can't read whole thread, but 1st two replies :rolleyes:

This is mine long tail keyword right here
or
1This 2is 3mine 4long 5tail 6keyword 7right 8here

Let's talk about some keywords(6).
Do you like long(4) tail(5) ones?
What you think about mine(3) blog?
This(1) is(2) the point, right(7) here(8).
 
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