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Whenever you write content or copy, you probably have the same old question going through your awareness

. How do I write this so it is as search engine friendly as possible and still keep it fascinating enough to keep my readers contented?

The most critical factor here is your audience of course, there is no point having major SEO "Search Engine Optimization" if your copy ends up looking shaded and no one want's to read it.

Search engines may well put substantial weight on the age of a domain, site authority, link anchor text and usage data. "But does Google really place any substantial weight on the age of your URL?" There is a lot of rumor and hearsay going around that Google places weight on the age of a domain and this is not really correct.

Though the age of a website would bring about certain factors that will affect a ranking, Google doesn't sincerely look at the age of a domain and give it a elevated ranking based on the fact that it has been there 3 years, 5 years, 9 years. If you take a minute to deliberate about this you will see what's happening.

A website that's been around for a longer period may have a better list of quality backlinks and this will sincerely boost the PR and with a higher PR "Page Rank" the site will edge out it's competitors in rank. They may also have a higher amount of value content. On the other hand if the content on that site is mediocre and no one wants to link to it then it doesn't matter how long its been up on the web it's not going to rank well at all. So at the end of the day, writing and creating quality content that has high value will forever be the best way to get superior rankings with the search engines. Worthwhile content will get linked and shared and this will boost your PR which in turn will help your rankings and of course won't harm the flow of traffic to your site.

The page title is typically biased more as a rule than any other text on the page.

The meta keywords tags, comments tags, and other to some extent hidden inputs may possibly be given less weight than page copy.

Page copy that is linked, bolded, or in a heading tag is probable to be given greater weight than normal text.

Weights are comparative. If your whole page is in an H1 tag then it not only looks looks dubious & shonkey, it wont place more weight on any of the text since all the page copy is in the tag.

You most likely want to keep away from doing things like bolding H1 text as it is doubtful it will make a page seem any more relevant.

Lots of queries are a bit random in nature. When people tweak up page copy for an haphazardly higher keyword density they frequently end up removing some of the modifier terms that were helping the page appear appropriate for many "longtail" 3 and 4 word search queries.

Grammatical associated algorithms, may look at supporting vocabulary when determining the relevancy of a page. If you removed the keyword phrase you were targeting from your page copy would it still be easy for a search engine to mathematically mock-up what that phrase was and what your page is about using the sustaining text?

When people focus to much on keyword density they tend to write content that others are not concerned in reading or linking to. absolutely

Build Backlinks Fuel Free Website Traffic

By: Brad

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