Search Engine Friendly Copywriting

In search engine friendly copy-writing your title or headline is the theme of your article. That is the most important part of your article for the spider to pick up on. Here you need to do some serious research.An excellent keyword research tool called wordtrackercan help you be a step ahead of your competition.

Good copy-writing would dictate that your ideal title would be limited to two words. That doesn't happen very often. The next best would be a keyword phrase of three or four words, three is the best. Those in the know say, five or more words should never be used.

When choosing a key word phrase for your article don't choose one with the highest demand. In word tracker, say the demand for a phrase is 300,000,[people typing in that phrase] look then at the supply column. the supply is 540,000. then look at the profitability column it reads 12. That's a lot of competition you don't need.

That means there 540,000 websites competing for 300,000 people that are typing in the keyword phrase. The chances of being on one of the first two pages of google are pretty slim.

On the other hand if you can find a keyword phrase you can use with a demand of 3,300 and a supply of 11 that would be the way to go. The profitability would be up around 35,000, I hope you get the point.

This means your chances of being on the first page of google are vastly improved. Because now there are only 11 websites competing for the 35,000 who are typing in your keyword phrase

This way there is a lot less competition, you will have more traffic and more click through's and that puts money in your bank account.

I have a five word keyword phrase in one of the articles in my website, right now it's working better that the other eight keyword phrases that are shorter. I researched it in wordtrackerwordtracker and found it had a relatively good track record, It's working for me.

As a matter of fact it's on the first page of google in about twenty different places all over the world. It comes up more often because of high demand keywords in the body of my article, and in the introduction.

Search engine friendly copywriting, has four words and each of the words are in themselves, powerful key words. This articles title has a four word phrase and it is a rather weak keyword phrase. Time will tell how it will do with the search engines.

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If you are just writing for the fun of it none of what is said here is important to you. But if you are writing for your business, GET SERIOUS.

The title of your article or, the headline is the most important. It lets the spider search engine know what your article will be talking about.

The title of the text body you are going to write should spell out for your reader what he or she can expect to be reading about. Here again it would be good to use the same phrase as you headline. It's another hook for the search engine spider and reinforces the fact that you article will be about what your headline says.

Search engine friendly copy-writing suggests you need to consider three or four good keywords that can nicely fit into the body of your article. There are those who will tell you more is better, but that is not true.

Today the spider is more educated than ever and can recognize keyword spamming. When that happens the search engines may ignore you. Not just the one article, you are in danger of having all your articles ignored and it could take a long time to work your way out of that mess.

The moral is, be conservative and let your content speak for itself. Take time to thoroughly research your headline, that is what will draw the spiders and readers. Occasionally, after you have established a good reputation with the search engines you can get a little bolder but don't make a habit of it.

Our last point in this article about search engine friendly copy-writing. Your title or headline should be blended into the body of your content at least twice, preferably three times. If you have a longer article you could use it four times. It should be the first thing you write in the body of your article. No more than nine characters in on the first line of your text body is ideal.

Then your keyword title should be placed in a paragraph somewhere near the middle of your content. Next the Ideal place would be in the final paragraph.

The reasoning behind this is, your key word phrases in the body of your article are hooks that reassure the spider that you are not wandering off the theme of your article. They love that.

We have to satisfy our readers with valuable information and at the same time satisfy the spider search engine without being to obvious to our readers. Enjoy search engine friendly copy-writing from now on.

Good wealth to you.

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PS
See if you can find how many times my headline Is in the body of this article