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| Digital point keyword tool: | |||||||||||||||||
| Googles one | |||||||||||||||||
| SEO chats version of Google one | |||||||||||||||||
| http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/keyword-suggestions-google/ | |||||||||||||||||
| SEO chat density analysis | |||||||||||||||||
| http://www.seochat.com/seo-tools/keyword-density/ | |||||||||||||||||
How competitive is a keyword: http://socengine.com/seo/tools/keyword-difficulty-tool.php |
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| Search engines to a sophisticated analysis of the keywords to more and try and understand the meaning of a page. | |||||||||||||||||
| This tool from Digitalpoint can be used to show what Google Adsense might show on a particular page - it can also give you an idea of what Google think the page about: | |||||||||||||||||
Keywords in your site's navigation panel are not worth much at all. (They don't hurt anything, they just don't help like people think they do.) Google likes to see keywords in sentences. (Google defines a Put your keywords at the beginning of your title tag, but not as Use your most important keyword in the first sentence of the Put your keyword in an H1, H2 or H3 heading at least one time. Put your keyword in bold once in the second paragraph, but NOT if Put your keyword in italic once somewhere on the page. There is a LOT more to search engine optimization, but the above |
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| ++Where Do I Place Keywords?++ Q. I heard from the dogcatcher that I need to place my keyword phrases in: [bold] [italics] [H1s] [alt tags] [Meta tags] [anchor text] [Title tags] [body text] [the first few words on my site] [the first paragraph of my site] [the last paragraph of my site] [my cousin Vinnie's site]. Is this true? Jill: The most important places to utilize your researched keyword phrases (anywhere from 3-5 of these per page) are 1) your Title tags, 2) in the visible copy that people read, and 3) in onsite and offsite links (aka the "anchor text"). Whether they're in the first paragraph, first words, last words, or whatever really doesn't make all that much difference. I've long ago stopped worrying about specific places and coding and simply use them where they make sense from a reader's perspective. I would definitely avoid using them in "ALL the right places" such as listed in the question above, however. This is because if you pull all the tricks out of your SEO bag, your page will simply reek of SEO. If it makes sense to have a headline that uses a keyword phrase, then go for it, but don't feel that you have to create headlines where none were needed. If it makes sense to describe a graphic with a keyword phrase, then you shouldn't hesitate to do it. The important thing is not to do anything just because you think you have to in order for the search engines to like you. There are very, very few "have to's" when it comes to SEO. This is because SEO is an art, not a science |
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