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Wednesday, July 22, 2009
How I Make Extra Money Writing eHow Articles
I recently began writing articles for a great web site called eHOW.com and invite you to take a look at some of the articles. If you get a chance, I'd love to have you rate my articles and also recommend me as a writer.
If you're an aspiring web content writer, eHow is a great place to get involved with hundreds of other writers. They have a broad variety of topics you can choose to write about, and you're sure to find a niche there that will fit your writing style. eHow pays writers a percentage of what they receive from Google AdSense, and it's a great web site to familiarize yourself with SEO web content writing.
Your comments are always welcome here. Have a great day!
If you're an aspiring web content writer, eHow is a great place to get involved with hundreds of other writers. They have a broad variety of topics you can choose to write about, and you're sure to find a niche there that will fit your writing style. eHow pays writers a percentage of what they receive from Google AdSense, and it's a great web site to familiarize yourself with SEO web content writing.
Your comments are always welcome here. Have a great day!
The Importance of SEO in Today's High Tech World
Search engines such as Google and Yahoo! are totally dependent upon keywords you use to find your web site. Without targeted keywords, the content on your blog or web site will be overlooked by search engines.
There are some great informational articles on this site ( SEO REMEDY) that will help you to better understand the concept of writing SEO content for your web site or blog.
Blogging is a great way to communicate with your business colleagues, friends, and family. Why not create your own blog today to see how exciting AND profitable it can be!
Feel free to leave your comments or suggestions about your own writing experiences.
There are some great informational articles on this site ( SEO REMEDY) that will help you to better understand the concept of writing SEO content for your web site or blog.
Blogging is a great way to communicate with your business colleagues, friends, and family. Why not create your own blog today to see how exciting AND profitable it can be!
Feel free to leave your comments or suggestions about your own writing experiences.
Where to Place Main Keywords in Web Content Articles
Where to place keywords when writing SEO web content articles is of utmost importance if you want your articles to get high rankings on Google or Yahoo!. Search engines must be able to find the content you are promoting via keywords that you assign to your articles. Otherwise, the content you spent so much time researching and writing will join the ranks of innumerable other articles never found by search engines.
During the early days of the Internet it was thought that the more keywords you stuffed in an article, the easier it would be for a "spider" or "crawler" or search engine to find it. This may have worked back then, but in today's high tech world it is considered spamming, and your article will likely be overlooked by Google or even blacklisted.
So . . . where should keywords be placed for the highest recognition by Google or Yahoo!?
As an example, take a look at the title of the article you are reading now. Look at the first five words in the first sentence of this article. What do you see? Right! They are exactly the same! I did this on purpose because I wanted to demonstrate that if you make the title AND the first sentence of your article the same, those words can be your title tag as well as the URL of your blogspot or web page. Thus, when someone is searching for information on the Internet about appropriate keyword placement, your article is likely to rank in the top 10 or 20 found by search engines such as Google.
It isn't always going to work this way for all of the content articles you write. But remember, you don't want the keywords in your articles to sound contrived but to flow naturally in your writing.
Another very critical spot for the placement of the main keywords within your content articles is in your bio, or profile. As a writer, think of your profile (bio) as the "entryway" of your home. In your home, your entryway or foyer is the where your visitors will get their first overall impression of the rest of your home. And, as a writer, your bio gives your readers a first glimpse of what lies ahead in your main article. So when writing your bio, make sure your main keywords are included.
During the early days of the Internet it was thought that the more keywords you stuffed in an article, the easier it would be for a "spider" or "crawler" or search engine to find it. This may have worked back then, but in today's high tech world it is considered spamming, and your article will likely be overlooked by Google or even blacklisted.
So . . . where should keywords be placed for the highest recognition by Google or Yahoo!?
As an example, take a look at the title of the article you are reading now. Look at the first five words in the first sentence of this article. What do you see? Right! They are exactly the same! I did this on purpose because I wanted to demonstrate that if you make the title AND the first sentence of your article the same, those words can be your title tag as well as the URL of your blogspot or web page. Thus, when someone is searching for information on the Internet about appropriate keyword placement, your article is likely to rank in the top 10 or 20 found by search engines such as Google.
It isn't always going to work this way for all of the content articles you write. But remember, you don't want the keywords in your articles to sound contrived but to flow naturally in your writing.
Another very critical spot for the placement of the main keywords within your content articles is in your bio, or profile. As a writer, think of your profile (bio) as the "entryway" of your home. In your home, your entryway or foyer is the where your visitors will get their first overall impression of the rest of your home. And, as a writer, your bio gives your readers a first glimpse of what lies ahead in your main article. So when writing your bio, make sure your main keywords are included.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
The 4 Most Important Parts of a Page for SEO
There are 4 important parts of a page to consider for SEO purposes. When looking at on-page optimization, it is crucial to target these influential pieces. They bear a heavier weight on search engine placement than any others. They include the page title, META description, header tags (most notably h1’s), and the page URL in that order.
After the initial choice of keywords, ensuring consistency within these 4 areas is essential. Maintaining the exact same sequence of wording cannot be overstated. This will provide a more likely opportunity to rank higher on the search engines for a given term. Often times, maintaining this consistency is hard if a CMS is being used. Furthermore, inserting the appropriate keywords in the page URL may also prove to be tricky. In any case, being strategic with respect to keyword placement will maximize your potential SEO results.
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Additional articles about SEO can be found at this link:
SEO REMEDY
Comments are welcome and appreciated! Thank you!
After the initial choice of keywords, ensuring consistency within these 4 areas is essential. Maintaining the exact same sequence of wording cannot be overstated. This will provide a more likely opportunity to rank higher on the search engines for a given term. Often times, maintaining this consistency is hard if a CMS is being used. Furthermore, inserting the appropriate keywords in the page URL may also prove to be tricky. In any case, being strategic with respect to keyword placement will maximize your potential SEO results.
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Additional articles about SEO can be found at this link:
SEO REMEDY
Comments are welcome and appreciated! Thank you!
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