Andrew Thomas
msg:249551 | 10:47 am on Jul 8, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Just target 20 main keywords and concentrate on them. Use something like overtures keyword suggestion tool or ****. 1000's of keywords would be impossible to target and expect high ranking on all - where 20 is fairly easy to achieve. Small quality numbers is better than 1000's of non productive ones! good luck
Andy
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luckychucky
msg:249552 | 5:38 am on Jul 10, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Some can be combined, for example:
'wholesale widget'
+
'widget supplier'
can become:
'wholesale widget supplier' Also, there is a 'search term difficulty checker' tool out there to help you get a sense of what you're up against in terms of competition (search for it) and as mentioned in the previous post, Overture's keyword suggestion tool can give you an idea of monthly search volume for each KW phrase, to help you prioritize which KW's are worth going after.
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luckychucky
msg:249553 | 5:38 am on Jul 10, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Some can be combined, for example:
'wholesale widget'
+
'widget supplier'
can become:
'wholesale widget supplier' Also, there is a 'search term difficulty checker' tool out there to help you get a sense of what you're up against in terms of competition (search for it) and as mentioned in the previous post, Overture's keyword suggestion tool can give you an idea of monthly search volume for each KW phrase, to help you prioritize which KW's are worth going after.
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Essex_boy
msg:249554 | 8:10 am on Jul 10, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Thanks ive just seen this now, great.
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lambo
msg:249555 | 8:20 am on Jul 10, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Hi cheethebee, I think you should create a page for each and every keyword. It could be a product information page, a FAQ page, a glossary page, a tip page, a recipe page or whatever fits with your theme and then mix it up. Some pages need more content with a bit more repetitive use of the term and others a short glossary description works. Then watch your logs and see how the visitor moves through the site to see if the page is successful. It’s not just about being number one but what happens once your visitor enters the site. What next?
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Navdeep
msg:249556 | 10:55 am on Jul 10, 2004 (gmt 0) |
i think you can design your site with more of text and less of space for graphics. this will give you a chance to target more keywords (probably not 1000) then the the normal page with grapnics.
you can write more keywords in the text to be displayed on the page. i think this is how you can target more keywords. thanks
Navdeep
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Receptional
msg:249557 | 11:00 am on Jul 10, 2004 (gmt 0) |
I'm with Lambo Create thousands of pages.
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edit_g
msg:249558 | 11:06 am on Jul 10, 2004 (gmt 0) |
This is what SEO is about; each page as an entry point. You should have a page for each keyword, figure out a way to link them together or organise the linking structure into categories and robert's your mother's brother.
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Liane
msg:249559 | 12:37 pm on Jul 10, 2004 (gmt 0) |
| and robert's your mother's brother ... |
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Good one! :) Does anyone ever really say "Bob's your uncle" (aside from me) anymore?
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cheethebee
msg:249560 | 9:07 pm on Jul 10, 2004 (gmt 0) |
Thanks all, I have made posts on several sites. The consensus is to make content pages for every keyword phrases - 1000 keywords will take 4-6 months i think, but it will be worth it. Cheers C.
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