Search Engine Marketing with Blogs

Written by Joe Balestrino


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Creating a blog will allow your content to be syndicated which in turn will increase traffic to your web site as well as build your link popularity through RSS and blog directories. This will give you and your products or services recognition. The knowledge and personal insights that you share will help build your business and your customer relations. The RSS feeds and blog directories will also help build your page rank on search engines. Blogs have allrepparttar ingredients to be one ofrepparttar 136968 best free advertising toolsrepparttar 136969 Internet has to offer. Why aren’t you taking advantage?



Visit Joe’s blog at http://mr-seo.blogspot.com/ You can also visit his other web sites http://www.jnb-design.com and http:// www.mr-seo.com for more information on SEO and to try out his services.


Optimum SEO Keyword Density – A Real-Life Case Study

Written by Glenn Murray


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A recent article by respected SEO and Blog expert, Wayne Hurlbert, (see Keyword Density: SEO Considerations) suggests that Google sees pages with a keyword density of greater than 2% as spam. It was this article which prompted me to analyze repparttar keyword density of my copywriting website.

CASE STUDY

The Website: This case study analyzes repparttar 136813 website for my advertising copywriting and SEO copywriting business, Divine Write – http://www.divinewrite.com. For my primary keyword, my site is now on page 1 of Google.com (out of approximately 900,000 search results).

Number of pages on site: Atrepparttar 136814 time of writing, my website contained a total of 53 pages.

Primary keyword phrase: “copywriter”

Average keyword density: Usingrepparttar 136815 simple measure of keyword density discussed above, repparttar 136816 average keyword density of my copywriting website is 1.9%. Usingrepparttar 136817 complex measure it’s 4.9%.

Keyword density range: Usingrepparttar 136818 simple measure, my density ranged from 0.4% to 7.6%. Using repparttar 136819 complex measure it ranged from 1.6% to 17.5%

Some comments onrepparttar 136820 keyword density figures

  • The figures and corresponding ranking detailed in this case study may not be directly relevant to every site. There’s a lot I don’t know aboutrepparttar 136821 algorithms and there are bound to be other factors at play which I don’t know about.
  • With regard to Wayne Hurlbert’s article, it would seem that he is referring to keyword density as calculated usingrepparttar 136822 simple method discussed above.
  • The range figures are noteworthy because they suggest that you don’t need to be paranoid about having some pages with a very high density and some with a very low density.

Conclusion

A simple keyword density of 1.9% can be enough for a first page ranking in Google.com (assuming you have enough quality backlinks – see SEO for CEOs and How to Top Google by Writing Articles for more information).

Happy SEO writing!

You’re welcome to publish this article free of charge provided: - you includerepparttar 136823 byline - byline includes a functioning link to http://www.divinewrite.com - you don’t changerepparttar 136824 article in any way - you provide a courtesy copy once published - in doing so you agree to indemnify Divine Write and its directors, officers, employees and agents from and against all losses, claims, damages and liabilities which arise out of its use

* Glenn Murray is an SEO copywriter and heads copywriting studio Divine Write. He can be contacted on Sydney +612 4334 6222 or at glenn@divinewrite.com. Visit http://www.divinewrite.com for further details or more FREE articles.




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