Look for help with keywords

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    Ghostwolfeposted 12 years ago

    As I have been with hubpages for a few months now, I think it has been like 8months. I am still a little confused about keywords density and keywords in tags. I use the google adwords keyword tool but I do think I am doing something wrong. I like to write on subjects that I like and enjoy, I try and cover all the important factors and have noticed that only a few of my hubs are actually getting a ton of hits per day. What I would like to do is try and improve the all around quality of my hubs including the fact of getting the hang of keyword density and tags.

  2. psycheskinner profile image83
    psycheskinnerposted 12 years ago

    I think that if you write knowledgeably and clearly keyword density tends to take care of itself.  As for having only a few hit hubs, I think that is normal.  Look at which ones take off and see if their are related topics that might also be popular.  IMHO it is more about finding a subject people want to know about and competition is low. Tweaking keywords will optimize that traffic, but not create it.

  3. Dame Scribe profile image56
    Dame Scribeposted 12 years ago

    Articles are out and about by the 'G' team over on G+ wink they are paying close attention to 'stuffing'. I did ask them, how can one write on a topic when there is no other available word, term, phrase, other than to repeat themself tongue I will have to check if I got a response lol but a natural flow is best though some recommend having the keyword in the title, and again in your paragraph, can't remember which paragraphs at the moment tongue sorry. Natural flow of the content is preferable though smile

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    Ghostwolfeposted 12 years ago

    I don't think I am using to many of the same sentences and I used a keyword checker to test the density of my keywords and I think they are alright on a few articles. What I would like to know is when you use the google keyword tool and the keywords pop up are those the words you use like for example.

    Keyword searched survival

    A few keywords that come up

    Survival list
    how to survival
    emergency survival kit

    Now would I put the entire word in the tags and than use them in my hub. See I have never been the best with keywords and seo style and that is the one thing I am looking to improve. Thank you both for taking the time to answer this and I like your advice and it gives me a better idea.

  5. tamron profile image67
    tamronposted 12 years ago

    Hi
    Always make sure your keyword is in your title.
    In your summery put your keyword in first sentence and last sentence.

    Every time you add a module for text video's ect.  be sure to add your keywords to the title box.  Why because the title boxes automatically create tags that only search engines see.

    I can't really tell you how to sprinkle your keyword throughout your articles.  Because different articles have different word count but sprinkle your keywords throughout your article naturally.

    Make sure you put your keyword or phrase in the very last sentence of your article.

    When your finished and you publish your article.  Make sure most of the ads match your keyword or words.

    Example:  your keyword is survival.  Make sure there is ads about survival.  Sometimes you will see a few ads that don't match your keyword.  That is ok they are filler ads because there was not enough advertisers.  Just make sure most ads match your keyword.

    If not check to see if there is another category your article can go in.  If still your not seeing the proper ads go back and see where you can add a few more keywords.

    Oh  Don't forget to add keywords to your caption on images.

  6. Dame Scribe profile image56
    Dame Scribeposted 12 years ago

    Regarding tags next to keywords. I would include 'industry'. If it's a 'health' topic, put it in your tags and somewhere in your article wink businesses are in their own 'lists' too wink

 
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