Magicstatic
Newbie
- Jun 18, 2014
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Hi all, quick question for you all. I have a few authority blog sites which have content like:
"10 cat toys for people in Los Angeles"
My question is, when you do long tail keywords in your SEO work, do you use LOTS of long tail keywords, or only a few. For example, if I were to have a article published that was related to this content, I would use the following long tail keywords:
"cat toys people in LA, LA cat people toys, toys of cats in LA"
And that's about it. Should I try to use ALL combinations of words and variations? How many long tail keywords do you usually use per article you publish? Is there a downside to using TONS of long tail keyword sets? (Like 100+ different variations of keywords based on the article)
Just trying to get my feet wet with authority sites, sorry if this is a dumb question.
"10 cat toys for people in Los Angeles"
My question is, when you do long tail keywords in your SEO work, do you use LOTS of long tail keywords, or only a few. For example, if I were to have a article published that was related to this content, I would use the following long tail keywords:
"cat toys people in LA, LA cat people toys, toys of cats in LA"
And that's about it. Should I try to use ALL combinations of words and variations? How many long tail keywords do you usually use per article you publish? Is there a downside to using TONS of long tail keyword sets? (Like 100+ different variations of keywords based on the article)
Just trying to get my feet wet with authority sites, sorry if this is a dumb question.