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Are having a search-friendly title and using keywords the same thing?
It seems to me they are. You find out what's searched on the Internet and put it in the title of your article. But it seems to me, some of it is just logic; What will someone likely type into the search engine? No one is going to search for "how to pay attention instead of getting wrapped up...
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Using Keywords to Maximize Traffic
I would like try and maximize my traffic potential by focusing on multiple keywords that are used in the title of my hubs and also within the content.What is the best way to use the Google Keyword Tool (or other keyword tools) to maximize your traffic potential?For example, I was going to write a...
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I found keyword with no competition but massive traffic
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Great Keywords, Good Topic, No Traffic
Hi All,I wrote this hub in 2011. I used Google Adwords and thought it would be a great evergreen hub. WRONG! I have revised the hub and changed my title several times. Please tell me what you think. I have a thick skin. "You Need a Plan for Retirement" ...
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Using keywords - splitting two words?
When I do a search on google adwords for example on breastmilk, it brings up options with it written as two words "breast milk". Just wondering, will it make a big difference to SEO if two words are put together? Or should I always separate for optimum SEO? Or does it just not...
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Selecting Precise High Paying Keywords For Traffic And Clicks
I have a topic that I researched in Google keyword tool.There were thre columns- Competition,Global Search and Local Search. WhatI realize from reading other hubbers is that traffic and clicks depend on 'evergreen' topics,knowledge, interest,luck,precise keywords for search engines,satisfying needs...