Is there any reason why, given a shortlist of related keywords, they could not each be used to generate separate articles and some be used where appropriate within those articles as well?
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Richard
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Triblu
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Hey Richard,
From my experience, I agree with Tj, as that is EXACTLY what I do. If I find several great keywords for one of my posts, I TRY to use them all, making sure to NEVER stuff them in the articles.
You know, use them like you would in a normal conversation... and, NEVER repeat each one of them more than 3 times in a 1000 words.
Hope you find this helpful.
From my experience, I agree with Tj, as that is EXACTLY what I do. If I find several great keywords for one of my posts, I TRY to use them all, making sure to NEVER stuff them in the articles.
You know, use them like you would in a normal conversation... and, NEVER repeat each one of them more than 3 times in a 1000 words.
Hope you find this helpful.
Triblu
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Yes Chris, otherwise Google would deem overuse as keyword stuffing. You would be shocked to learn of all of the unethical ways online marketers have tried gaming the system over the years, which is why there are now sooooo many rules that we have to follow.
Thanks for letting me know that this helped you too.
Thanks for letting me know that this helped you too.
Triblu
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You're very welcome Candy, and Thank YOU for letting me know that this helped you too.
LatinNomad
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From my experience, I would say, no reason at all. Just as long you don`t find your articles competing against each other on Google/Bing etc.,.
Have a great day Richard.
Trevor
Have a great day Richard.
Trevor
