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I am going through the Customer Purchase Lifestyle right now that Kyle made and I have a question about the keywords.
Kyle mentions that to target a customer later in the
Hey Caleb, Keywords will be the death of me lol. Actually Robert gives some great advice on Keywords. I think it would help you out.
By the way... I had Google what TaylorMade Drivers were lol. All the best to you.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/boomergp08/blog/if-content-is-king-then-keywords-are-queen
Kyle is right. There are 3 places you want to have your keyword that will give you best chances of ranking: Title, first paragraph, and at the end.
Of course, you certainly don't have to do that if you don't want to. Or if it doesn't make sense for a post you want to write.
For example: if I want to do a recipe post, it's not going to make sense if I have, "learn how to make the best chocolate chip cookies" as my title. I will just create a simple title, but make sure I use that keyword in the first paragraph.
Hope this helps!
- Jimmy
Keyword and customer purchase lifestyle question?
I am going through the Customer Purchase Lifestyle right now that Kyle made and I have a question about the keywords.
Kyle mentions that to target a customer later in the
I would expect that anyone that did a google search on "buy taylormade driver" are likely in the later stage in the purchase, simply because of "buy". Else they might Google "Taylormade Driver Review" .... if they were only interested in information. Hence, if they Google "Buy Taylor Made Driver" and you want them to find your page then you had better put that keyword in your title, meta description etc....
Hey Caleb, Keywords will be the death of me lol. Actually Robert gives some great advice on Keywords. I think it would help you out.
By the way... I had Google what TaylorMade Drivers were lol. All the best to you.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/boomergp08/blog/if-content-is-king-then-keywords-are-queen
Kyle is right. There are 3 places you want to have your keyword that will give you best chances of ranking: Title, first paragraph, and at the end.
Of course, you certainly don't have to do that if you don't want to. Or if it doesn't make sense for a post you want to write.
For example: if I want to do a recipe post, it's not going to make sense if I have, "learn how to make the best chocolate chip cookies" as my title. I will just create a simple title, but make sure I use that keyword in the first paragraph.
Hope this helps!
- Jimmy
I really want my post to show up as a blog roll on my page but as of right now they are not.
My site link is -
For the posts on my home page, I want each post to show an image, the title, an excerpt of the post, and a link or "more" link to show the entire post. The theme preview shows this layout.
More specifically (if it helps) I want to show 10 of my most recent posts on my home page (with links to the entire post)
I was just getting to needing to do this as well. Trying out Kyle's suggestion. Thanks for asking. Kim:))
Your site looks good. You did create a blog roll for the home page. I would set post excerpts to appear rather than the entire post though. You should be able to do this within Settings under Reading. "for each article feed show"
I really want my post to show up as a blog roll on my page but as of right now they are not.
My site link is -
For the posts on my home page, I want each post to show an image, the title, an excerpt of the post, and a link or "more" link to show the entire post. The theme preview shows this layout.
More specifically (if it helps) I want to show 10 of my most recent posts on my home page (with links to the entire post)
I was just getting to needing to do this as well. Trying out Kyle's suggestion. Thanks for asking. Kim:))
Your site looks good. You did create a blog roll for the home page. I would set post excerpts to appear rather than the entire post though. You should be able to do this within Settings under Reading. "for each article feed show"
I would expect that anyone that did a google search on "buy taylormade driver" are likely in the later stage in the purchase, simply because of "buy". Else they might Google "Taylormade Driver Review" .... if they were only interested in information. Hence, if they Google "Buy Taylor Made Driver" and you want them to find your page then you had better put that keyword in your title, meta description etc....