Choosing keywords that are focused and specific
This is an important step in the SEO exercise. What keywords do you need to emphasize
and include? How do you choose the most relevant keywords that will be used by your
target audience? Pose yourself the question: What would my target visitor be looking for
and for which queries I would like to lure him/her to my site? Imagine those queries, as
many of them as you can think. Apply this to all categories of visitors that you are
targeting. Then list those queries and formulate your keywords from those.
Let your creativity develop grammar and synonym variants of these keywords. The same
would apply to descriptions; however while keywords have to match closely with search
strings, descriptions should be drafted to allure the visitor after he has seen your listing. It
should tell the visitor that your site is indeed offering him best information or outcome
for what he is looking.
Select phrases (at least two words), rather than single words, as there would be too many
contenders for single word searches. You are much better off focusing on specific search
keywords and using longer phrases.
This is an important step in the SEO exercise. What keywords do you need to emphasize
and include? How do you choose the most relevant keywords that will be used by your
target audience? Pose yourself the question: What would my target visitor be looking for
and for which queries I would like to lure him/her to my site? Imagine those queries, as
many of them as you can think. Apply this to all categories of visitors that you are
targeting. Then list those queries and formulate your keywords from those.
Let your creativity develop grammar and synonym variants of these keywords. The same
would apply to descriptions; however while keywords have to match closely with search
strings, descriptions should be drafted to allure the visitor after he has seen your listing. It
should tell the visitor that your site is indeed offering him best information or outcome
for what he is looking.
Select phrases (at least two words), rather than single words, as there would be too many
contenders for single word searches. You are much better off focusing on specific search
keywords and using longer phrases.
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