Super Dooper WA Member to the Rescue of a Flailing Jimbo!

byJim-Bo

14.7K followers

8 years ago

Ahhhh, problems, problems...melted away in the click of a mouse and a tap of the keyboard.

Super Dooper Polycount Saved my day, (actually 9 months)

Cohen saw I was struggling with keywords and how and where to place them in my blog posts and in my alt text in images etc...also showing me to make a tag for the keyword phrase...so much i misunderstood was fixed with a quick teamviewer session!

Like a true hero, Cohen thought it wise to "show me" rather than try to explain to me in live chat, or Q&A in WA - hey that rhymes, doesn't it? Q&A in WA? lol

Anyways, I just wanted to show my heartfelt and deep gratitude to Cohen for showing me something I was trying to ask for nine long months. Yeah, when you don't even know what question it is you should be asking, it's hard to ask, isn't it?

When I was asking questions for nine months such as "Hey WA, Where do i put my keywords in images, and what images and how many images should i put them in" and etc...

I was getting answers like "follow this tutorial Jimbo" thing is, I'd already seen tutorials but none of them showed what I was asking about.

Yes, I know where keywords go in the blog post, such as in the first paragraph, in the Title, and in h2-h6 titles where possible without keyword stuffing or being too repetitive...that was easy enough to learn. The keywords in alt text and tags are what I was stuck on, now i know to put them in just one image (featured image best!!!) and I now know/understand that the image doesn't even have to have a title, that can indeed be left blank!

Also alt text in other images doesn't have to be filled in at all, if your featured image already has them. And also I learned I can use related keywords, or synonyms for those keywords in alt texts too, thereby improving rankings slightly

It's all good now and I cannot wait to do my next keyword research, write the post with ease, know exactly where to put the keywords and also how I can add words to the beginnings of the keyword phrases and the ends to make the title a little more interesting and natural sounding.

Now, instead of writing an article title such as "what is the best nano drone" (so that it matches my keyword research results exactly) I know I can write something like...

"nano drones are fragile, so WHAT IS THE BEST NANO DRONE for kids?"

See that?

my keyword phrase remains intact, (capitalized above) and there are additional words added at the beginning and the end, this is called a long tailed keyword, I believe, do correct me if I'm wrong!

Ahhhhh, needless to say, without Cohen even knowing the full significance of what I learned in those few minutes on teamviewer, MONTHS of frustration have finally come to an end...and I feel so much more positive.

It doesn't mean I'm gonna rank on page one for every article I write from now on though, I get that! But it's put me in a far more confident and competent position to shoot for every time I publish.

Cohen, U R A SUPER DOOPER STAR and if anyone here disagrees, I'm gonna go round to their houses and make em all click on your affiliate links! lol

Thanks so much, Polycount! Means the world to me! So easy for you but so uplifting for me to finally get it!

Jimbo