How To Use Keywords To Drive More Traffic To Your Article

How to get More Traffic To Your article

When you use keywords it reproduces the core of your article. Most people mainly enter keywords and/or keyword phases into search engines to search for what they are looking for. It all depends where your keywords is placed and how many times your keywords appear in your article to make it appear first in the search engine. A keyword is a word that is used to describe your article. For instance, if your article topic was about “the top ten celebrity”, the main keyword should be “celebrity.” And your secondary keyword in your content would be “Michael Jackson or Jenifer Lopez” so you are writing about celebrities, to provide additional search engine results. These specific secondary keywords must be used sparingly and should be conjunction with your primary keywords. A keyword phrase consists of two or more words in length. It would be best to use longer keyword phrases and you should also think about the keywords that readers are entering into the search engine to find what they want. Let’s say, your article is about “How to quit smoking” then your keyword phrase should be “quit smoking” or “How to quit smoking”

How to choose keywords

If it’s too difficult for you to brainstorm then I suggest that you use the free online tools to check for relevant keywords. These tools can be used to reveal high-demanding keywords and also keyword phrases; you can use these keywords results as a form of guideline in order to focus on the most important and popular search words and phrases. When you are satisfied with the keywords or phrases you find, check out the competition by searching for it in several different search engines. Try to recall the amount of results for each keyword you search, please remember that the lower the competition the easier it will be for your content to rank higher…

                                                            

Placement of keywords

Make sure that your keyword and /or your keyword phrases appear into the first hundred characters or in your first and/or second sentences of your article. In fact, your keywords must appear at least five times in the first 150 words of your article. The search engines always look for article that has keywords in the titles and the first few lines of articles or website, so if you have the keywords in the right places then it will be easier for the search to find your article and your content will be highly ranked. But just keep in mind, not to place too much keyword in a sentence or paragraph. If you put too much unnecessary repetition of keywords or phrases well, that is known as “keyword stuffing” and you should avoid doing that. As a matter of fact, the search engine and also your readers will view this as a spam and your article could be rejected by most of the search engines and it will be overlooked by the readers. The keywords and phrases you use in the article must flow naturally into your article. Actually, your keywords and phrases must be in your article title, the summary, in the body of the article or web page, web page name, or text that is used to link a page, and HI tags, which can be used in HTML to highlight a topic or sub-topic.