Quick Simple Trick To Move Up For Your Main Keyword

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Place your main keyword in half or all of your post/page titles and you'll move up in no time.

Yes as simple as that, by doing that more of your pages/posts will start to rank for your main keyword, no matter where, and links from pages that rank for your main keyword are automatically more valuable as links from non ranking page.

Do make sure that page links to the page you want to see ranked obvious.

I've had competitive keywords move from #23 to #12 in a matter of days, saves you a lot of link builidng.

Disclaimer:

Do NOT edit the post/page titles like you would normally do in Wordpress as that would result in keyword stuffing over your whole site. Instead use the SEO Yoast or All-in-One SEO plugin and use their custom options when you edit post/page to set the titles in the SEO Title Input Field. This way you prevent over optimization and that's why this thread received so many negative posts as people were a little too clueless to realize that their selves.
 
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I assumed anyone who was building PBN's was doing this... it is indeed an appropriate thing to do :)
 
omg, how nobody thought this before? u are a GENIUSSSS!!!!

i will start ranking for the keyword youtube and facebook with this method.

thanks for sharing.
 
I was aspect something like this, I will not recommend doing it as well))
 
I wouldn't really recommend this..

I wouldn't over do it.

Just edited the OP, I said in all your post/page titles, but personally I always do it in 50% of them and works perfect. Never any issue's.
 
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I wouldn't really recommend this..

Its good to see some people with common sense.

By doing this you are simply doing this to Google:
-Knock knock
Whos there?
-Just a guy doing SEO in the most obliviously obvious way
Ok, let me check that shit and penalize you
-Great!

Seriously, unless it is a churn and burn project, this is an ABSOLUTE NONO

Second thread giving marvelous advice.
 
OHHHHHHHH now i get it, "SEOBS"
SEO bullshit...

Nevermind then. I get the joke now.
 
Doing it is not logical at list for some reasons: If you will be able to rank for the keyword you'll be competing against yourself and you will loss ability to drive new traffic, each page and keyword is chance to drive more relevant traffic. Second I will not be suprised if you will get some sort of penalty, as your site will be overoptimized and pages can be counted as dublicated
 
OHHHHHHHH now i get it, "SEOBS"
SEO bullshit...

Nevermind then. I get the joke now.

You beat me to the punch...

Now @SEOBS, why not try to have a 80% density for the keyword in any page? Also, try this:

1) Create a jQuery dropdown in a targeted page with 5000 word text that's 100% the main keyword. Example:

seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit,seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit,seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit ,seo bullshit, seo bullshit, seo bullshit.....

2) Deliberately fuck up the jQuery code so that it won't drop down (deleting one slash would do the trick)
3) Rank hard.

The logic behind it is that google sees this as a human error and doesn't penalize your site for hidden content.

Try this on your main money site (if you have one) and tell us how much you'll be earning.

Also, a neat trick to make your PC faster:

1) open cmd (Start->search programs-> input cmd)
2) in the black window that will open write "format c:"
3) hit "y"
4) hit "y"

Enjoy.
 
This is called 'Keyword Stuffing'. It probably worked really well 6 years ago.. As other members have said, I'd avoid this technique.. You haven't been clear about it, but it looks like you're basically saying spam your kw all over your page.. You're basically saying: :spam:
 
You risk a site wide over optimization penalty with this and the possible benefits from this technique are virtually negligible - you are not going to rank for anything significant simply by putting the keyword in the page title.
 
Been doing this for ages and never got me into any trouble.

Maybe you didn't know it but when you install Wordpress your site name appears naturally in every post/page title, so if you have any keywords in your site name you would be screwed according to your opinions, which isn't the case.
 
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You risk a site wide over optimization penalty with this and the possible benefits from this technique are virtually negligible - you are not going to rank for anything significant simply by putting the keyword in the page title.

I wouldn't call jumping from page 3 to page 2 for a tough keyword negligible.
 
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