Doesn’t SEO Depend On META Tags?

It used to... a long, LONG time ago. When ‘Net was first founded, just about all you had to do to get high rankings was to shove a bunch of keyphrases into your keyword tag. Now, however, engines are smarter. They pay no attention to keyword tags and very little attention to description tag. The only tag that carries much weight anymore is title tag. It is extremely important.

Isn’t SEO Copywriting Just Using Keyphrases As Many Times As You Can?

No! Not only does that put you at risk of spamming search engines, it makes your copy sound horrible to your human site visitors. What good are high search engine rankings if your copy doesn’t convert those visitors into paying customers?

You need to find creative and strategic places to use keyphrases so that you maintain balance between natural language and keyphrase use.

How do you learn all you need to know about SEO? From pros! Here are several resources you can use to improve your education:

High Rankings Forum http://www.highrankings.com/forum/

Best Practices Forum http://www.ihelpyouservices.com/forum/

Search Engine Watch Newsletter http://www.searchenginewatch.com

Search Engine Guide Newsletter http://www.searchengineguide.com

E-Marketing News http://www.e-marketing-news.co.uk/

Search Engine Optimization Fast Start http://www.cannedbooks.com/

The Step-by-Step Copywriting Course http://www.copywritingcourse.com

How To Increase Keyword Saturation (Without Destroying Flow of Your Copy) http://www.copywritingcourse.com/keyword

The Nitty-gritty of Writing for Engines http://www.highrankings.com/seo-writing.htm

It’s not hype. I can tell you from seeing it firsthand. It’s well worth time to learn SEO.

With a little effort, you can quickly have your site pulling in plenty of targeted traffic at no cost to you whatsoever.

Diane C. Hughes * ProBizTips.com

But don’t go beating yourself. It is all part of our human nature and many persons suffer from this weakness. Many want to achieve success and live a dream life, but when it comes down to working for it they want to skip out that part.

Every successful person deserves to be where they are because They worked for what they wanted. They craved success like any human being, but difference is that they all put their shoulders to wheel.

In other words, they believe that grime pays. To start, much less run and maintain a business takes guts and a strong belief in one’s abilities and talents. In long run, it is all worth it though.

I would rather work for several years without accomplishing much and knowing that sooner or later it will all payoff many times over. Or I could just ride currents of life and hope that fortune falls on me from sky.

If you had choice which would you choose?

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