SEO Web Content: Good Writing, Good Business

Written by Joel Walsh


There's a deadly myth about search engine optimization and writing forrepparttar web: that good SEO and good writing don't go together.

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Why Search Engines Know More about Your Website Visitors than You

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What Your Website's Visitors Want to Read

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In fact, people treat a web page much as a search engine does: they scan it. In particular, they scan it forrepparttar 150056 keywords they entered intorepparttar 150057 search engine. If they arrived via a link from another website, they are still looking for words and phrases related to their interest--which are generallyrepparttar 150058 same asrepparttar 150059 keywords people enter into search engines.

medicine for type two diabetes

Written by goldie


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