I like Wagon Wheels. You know what I’m talking about don’t you? Those delightfully huge biscuits with a marshmallow layer, and then covered in chocolate. Too large to dunk, but definitely one to grab from the plate when it comes round.
Whilst enjoying a quick Wagon Wheel moment earlier I ...
Continue Reading →In my previous post I mentioned how it was a good tactic to find out what questions people were asking in relation to your topic or keyword, and then use these as the basis for SEO articles. What I didn’t mention was precisely how to go about finding out these questions, although I gave some general pointers.
Today I’m going to share a quick tip with you for quickly grabbing a list of questions people are asking right now in relation ...
Continue Reading →If you’ve ever checked out your page bounce on websites such as http://www.alexa.com/siteinfo it can be fairly dispiriting to realise just how many people visit your site, and then leave having only seen one page. That in itself isn’t good news, because unless that one page happens to be your sales page, you’re missing out on converting those visits to sales. But the risk is becoming much more serious than that, because page bounce could now start to seriously ...
Continue Reading →Looking through the statistics it seems that one of the most popular questions people have been asking lately is where to put LSI keywords inside web pages. This seems to be a question which has resulted in a high number of people coming across my website, and so in order not to disappoint let me explain why this question is such a clear misunderstanding of what LSI is all about.
To ask the question ‘where to put LSI keywords inside webpages’ ...
Continue Reading →Search engine optimisation is constantly changing, because search engine technology is constantly changing. With billions of websites on the web all competing for attention the search engines have had to develop in order to eliminate, or at least reduce those sites of poor quality, using dubious promotional tactics.
Keeping up with the search engines is a constant challenge for SEO specialists and SEO article writers such as myself. But is it ever possible to get ahead of the search engines? That ...
Continue Reading →A question which I have been asked a good deal recently is whether LSI articles need any form of keyword density. Traditional SEO article writers used to use keyword density as the rule of thumb for creating search engine optimised articles and web content, with the main keyphrase being placed in key locations within the document text.
However this form of SEO marketing has been outdated for a long time now, with LSI the main buzzword for internet marketers and article ...
Continue Reading →It is surprising just how many article marketers spend a great deal of time and effort writing highly optimised articles for submission to directories whilst almost entirely ignoring the content that’s sitting on their own website. Often the assumption seems to be that as long as the articles are doing their job the traffic will come and the sales will follow.
The truth, however, is somewhat different because one of the factors which the search engines take into account when assessing ...
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The way that people are searching for information online is changing, and the way that people are marketing online is changing too. The clearest evidence for this is the way that longtail SEO is starting to take over as the main method used by article marketers to achieve success in the SERPS and achieve greater brand visibility and awareness.
Without doubt longtail SEO is now the most effective way for many marketers to achieve success through article marketing. Trying to achieve ...
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