Comments on: Keyword Analysis

By: iklan

iklan — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 05:46:04 +0000

i use many tools for seo but it didnt work for me

By: Guntur

Guntur — Sun, 21 Dec 2008 14:11:13 +0000

My only current keyword now is Busby SEO Test How to get the first with that current keyword?

By: SEO Consultant (admin)

SEO Consultant (admin) — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 10:00:15 +0000

@ Marko: Each keyword you want to optimise your site for, and generate traffic from the search engines for that phrase entered as a search phrase in the search engine, should have a ‘strong presence’ on your web site. The search engine will only rank your site for the phrases that your site contains.

If you want to be on top for SEO – you have to write the phrase SEO a lot on your page.
If you want to be on top for the SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION you have to write about the SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION a lot on your page.

How to do it to get the best results?

Optimise a single page for each keyword, or a set of related keywords. Does it mean having a large web site? Ask yourself a question – if your offer a search engine more content, is it to be expected it will represent you more in its search results (all other things being equal)?

If you have one word on your web site, you might get listed for that one word. If you have million words, you might get listed for a million!

By: Mark

Mark — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 22:46:46 +0000

great article, but i don’t understand last sentence. So if i touche your word SEO and all the other phrases (SEO ireland, SEO dublin, SEO company, etc.) … i have to create a separate page for each off the word? but if there is i hundred phrases for each word i want to optimize, i get a huge website? And another question are these pages navigate in website navigation pane or are just stand alone pages?
i hope you understand what i mean?