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The Language of Search Engines

Tuesday, June 9, 2009 by Compendium Client Marketing
Keywords are the language of search engines. As a result, we need to ensure we educate our clients on how to speak so search engines can listen.

Here are some tips for keyword usage:
  • Try to use a keyword within the first sentence or two of your blog post.  Search engine results display your post title and the first sentence of your post.  Ensuring a keyword is in the first sentences will help with placement and the number of search engine users who click-through to your site.
  • If your keyword is an important part of your blog post, mark the keyword bold to give it emphasis.
  • Try to concentrate on using no more than 3 keywords or key phrases in a single blog post.  Using an excessive amount will actually dilute your messaging.
  • Search engines will find exact matches first, then combination of matches - ignoring unimportant terms like or, and, it, if, is, etc.  Be sure to try and match the exact phrase if possible.
  • Take advantage of the descriptions in images and links to include keywords or key phrases.
Post Idea:
Select 2 to 3 related keywords or key phrases and write your post utilizing the advanced techniques discussed above.

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