Has SEO Fog lifted from around your head?

Has "I MUST buy that cool SEO software" syndrome been cleansed from your system?

The urge to go out and buy these "cool tools" is based on fact that SEO is hard work. It takes time, energy and education to do it right. However, it is in persevering and taking time to learn that will ultimately lead to success.

How much education does one need?

At very least, ability to answer following basic questions:

How does search engine optimization fit into an overall marketing strategy? What are onpage and offpage optimization? What are steps for fulfilling each? Which are main search engines? What three are truly important?

Don't spend big bucks on anything until answers to these questions can be found.

If you are simply looking for a search engine optimization tip that will make life on web a little easier, then my recommendation is of no use. But you will find, as many have, that you will jump from one SEO tool to another continually searching for that magic bullet. Save pain (and money) and get educated first.

Use RankSense to help select appropriate keywords to position your site Try to use specified keyword 1-2 times in first two sentences of text

In each paragraph, repeat keywords a minimum of twice

Mix keywords with synonymous popular search terms

Keywords should not be repeated within 13 words of each other

Avoid temptation of overstuffing keywords spiders may penalize your site

In realm of basic HTML, regular text should be enclosed within confines of body tags, ) or even paragraph tags,

Paragraphs should not exceed six lines

Label images with keywords in alt text. In example:

<*img src="url" alt="keyword in a phrase which identifies jpeg or image file ">

In summation, informative copy writing will inevitably compel better search engine results. Not to mention, you will gain loyalty of your visitor/target market through relevant articles as well as resources.

Don’t forget to whisk key words until they are refined for search engine optimization.