Optimizing the body copy

[jurnell]

Now it's time to write the actual body of the page that provides valuable information for human readers and is optimized for high search engine ranking. Here are strategic places in the page that should include your keywords... Title tag, Description Meta tag, Keywords Meta tag. For information about optimizing these tags for high search engine ranking one needs the help of . The headlines are more important than the regular body copy for both your human readers and for the search engines. Always include your keywords in the heading tags, preferably as the first words of the heading.

Plan to put not less than two hundred words on the page. Don't make the page too long. Sprinkle the keywords throughout the copy more often than your high school teacher would have liked. But your human visitors must not feel that you have deliberately repeated a particular word or phrase throughout the page. Make sure the copy is coherent and compelling. Don't simply repeat your keywords over and over. Use your keywords at the start, middle, and end of your content. This will emphasize an overall theme on your Web page and will give you a better search engine ranking. Use your keywords more frequently in the opening two paragraphs, and also in the closing paragraph. The first sentence must contain the keyword.

And also sprinkle one or two your most important general keywords, and a common synonyms and variations that has nearly same meaning as your specific keyword. If someone searches with one of these general keywords and part or all of the specific keyword or its synonym, you'll have a good chance of being found. In addition to high search engine ranking, make sure that your site is presented attractively in the search results. Some engines don't use the META Description tag in their search results. They will usually use the first few lines of text in the body of your page and display them as the description, so make sure these lines are attractive to humans.

 

[designedbylucas]

I did write about this and these are muy thoughts;

Here is the dilemma that every one has now a days; how to insert keywords in your website? What keywords should I use? How many keywords should I have? The answer is very simple; forget the keywords and just write the content of your website for your clients, not for Google.

Google is a very interesting search engine, but most of all Google is highly sophisticated software that knows about you more than you know and probably you will ever get to know about him. To be more specific; Google can tell if you are writing content for your visitors or to try to score with Google and how do you score with Google? You score by trying to add as many keywords as possible.

So to get to the point; when you start writing the content for your website you do not need to be so concerned about your keywords and your key phrases. The logic is very simple; if you are writing about a topic let say for instance that you are writing about web design services obviously you will need to mention the word web pages, websites, web design and many other words that are relevant to your story. There are your keywords and your key phrases, as you can see there is no need to emphasize or to accumulate chunks of keywords words because they will fluently come in together for you as you write your content for your website. On the other hand when you try to score with Google by adding extra key words then the result is that Google will reject your page and in addition your visitors will also run away because the content of your website is poor.

Designed By Lucas

Now it's time to write the actual body of the page that provides valuable information for human readers and is optimized for high search engine ranking. Here are strategic places in the page that should include your keywords... Title tag, Description Meta tag, Keywords Meta tag. For information about optimizing these tags for high search engine ranking one needs the help of Virginia website design . The headlines are more important than the regular body copy for both your human readers and for the search engines. Always include your keywords in the heading tags, preferably as the first words of the heading.

Plan to put not less than two hundred words on the page. Don't make the page too long. Sprinkle the keywords throughout the copy more often than your high school teacher would have liked. But your human visitors must not feel that you have deliberately repeated a particular word or phrase throughout the page. Make sure the copy is coherent and compelling. Don't simply repeat your keywords over and over. Use your keywords at the start, middle, and end of your content. This will emphasize an overall theme on your Web page and will give you a better search engine ranking. Use your keywords more frequently in the opening two paragraphs, and also in the closing paragraph. The first sentence must contain the keyword.

And also sprinkle one or two your most important general keywords, and a common synonyms and variations that has nearly same meaning as your specific keyword. If someone searches with one of these general keywords and part or all of the specific keyword or its synonym, you'll have a good chance of being found. In addition to high search engine ranking, make sure that your site is presented attractively in the search results. Some engines don't use the META Description tag in their search results. They will usually use the first few lines of text in the body of your page and display them as the description, so make sure these lines are attractive to humans.