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Is it advisable to write many content pages to cover a concentrated pool of keyword/s or should I diversify my keywords by writing articles covering as many keywords as possibl
Hey Arosh,
Personally, I look for my keywords once I know my topic because, most times the keywords I find help me to come up with the perfect title.
Then I get to writing. Once I've written my article, I review it for errors and additional info when necessary.
Then ... I open the text file where I've kept my keywords ... and I go through my article again, this time looking to find where I can use the keywords so they sound "normal" and not "stuffed".
Sometimes I can use all my keywords ... sometimes I cannot.
Hope this helps you.
Content writing using keywords; concentrated or diversified?
Is it advisable to write many content pages to cover a concentrated pool of keyword/s or should I diversify my keywords by writing articles covering as many keywords as possibl
Interesting. Depends on your keyword research tactics. However, and this is from my own point of view, if the former, you may well see ALL your pages on the first page of google for that concentrated keyword - ONE search - ranking well. With the latter, many searches will have to be carried out for ALL the content to be ranked.
Therefore, you will need the same or equal number of search results for your diversified keywords to rank higher as you would for the concentrated keywords, possibly MORE content for the diversified keywords.
Hey Arosh,
Personally, I look for my keywords once I know my topic because, most times the keywords I find help me to come up with the perfect title.
Then I get to writing. Once I've written my article, I review it for errors and additional info when necessary.
Then ... I open the text file where I've kept my keywords ... and I go through my article again, this time looking to find where I can use the keywords so they sound "normal" and not "stuffed".
Sometimes I can use all my keywords ... sometimes I cannot.
Hope this helps you.
Interesting. Depends on your keyword research tactics. However, and this is from my own point of view, if the former, you may well see ALL your pages on the first page of google for that concentrated keyword - ONE search - ranking well. With the latter, many searches will have to be carried out for ALL the content to be ranked.
Therefore, you will need the same or equal number of search results for your diversified keywords to rank higher as you would for the concentrated keywords, possibly MORE content for the diversified keywords.