What If My Main Keyword Is Grammatically Incorrect?

Team, while doing research i found there are some keywords which are most targeted for my website but are grammatically incorrect.

eg. "Builder Gurgaon". Grammatically incorrect meant, i can't write this directly into my content (I can write "builder in gurgaon", "builders in gurgaon" etc.). I used it in my title tag but i feel i should not use it in my page content because it can give bad impression to my readers if i do grammatical mistakes on website home page.

So my question is when i do back linking by article writing for this keywords "Builder Gurgaon" then do i need to write the same keyword or with similar phrases like "builder in gurgaon" & "builders in gurgaon" can help me ranking for my main keyword.

Please suggest

Google it... If you are doing a phrase match for "Builder Gurgaon" and "builders in gurgaon" you get different results. If you take the quotes off of it, which most people don't use quotes, you get similar results.

To answer your question, use builders in gurgaon as your anchor text so your content looks like you aren't illiterate and your keyword will be fine.

You will get slightly different results depending on what you type in, but only slightly, personally for on site (visible) content I would use the phrase builders in wherever and for off site and meta I would use both (as anchor text for links).

ShiftySituation said:

Google it... If you are doing a phrase match for "Builder Gurgaon" and "builders in gurgaon" you get different results. If you take the quotes off of it, which most people don't use quotes, you get similar results.

To answer your question, use builders in gurgaon as your anchor text so your content looks like you aren't illiterate and your keyword will be fine.

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When i did my research with "Builder Gurgaon" & Builder in Gurgaon" i found 9 results are same out of top 10 results. Just two websites exchanged the position links at 3 & 5... so it means we can use....

"Gurgaon is the place to be if you are a builder. Gurgaon is also the place to be if you market to builders." matches for your phrase with quotes. The period is ignored.

tielk said:

"Gurgaon is the place to be if you are a builder. Gurgaon is also the place to be if you market to builders." matches for your phrase with quotes. The period is ignored.

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Ah, beat me to it!

tielk said:

"Gurgaon is the place to be if you are a builder. Gurgaon is also the place to be if you market to builders." matches for your phrase with quotes. The period is ignored.

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That is fine we can do it in website content but what if i am writing article on article submission website(goarticles). How do i link this with my targeted page(It looks these are in two different lines...)

please suggest..

tielk: Hey, great tip, I'll be sure to keep that one around!
Are you sure google doesn't change relevance based on sentences? Not that I'm doubting you, but still, I wouldn't put it past them.

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