Comments on: SEO Strategies – Keyword Proximity http://seanseo.com/seo/keyword-proximity/ SEO Tips and Social Media Advice | SeanSEO Tue, 24 Apr 2012 21:28:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Deepak Rajput http://seanseo.com/seo/keyword-proximity/comment-page-1/#comment-58201 Deepak Rajput Tue, 29 Nov 2011 20:52:22 +0000 http://seanseo.com/?p=3218#comment-58201 Nice Blog,Here are some important tips for SEO which may useful while doing SEO for any Site. Nice Blog,Here are some important tips for SEO which may useful while doing SEO for any Site.

]]> By: SEO Expert | SMO Expert http://seanseo.com/seo/keyword-proximity/comment-page-1/#comment-21435 SEO Expert | SMO Expert Tue, 07 Jun 2011 06:36:52 +0000 http://seanseo.com/?p=3218#comment-21435 Well explained Rasmussen...and good point Daniel... Well explained Rasmussen…and good point Daniel…

]]> By: Jason Acidre http://seanseo.com/seo/keyword-proximity/comment-page-1/#comment-12495 Jason Acidre Fri, 24 Dec 2010 05:57:23 +0000 http://seanseo.com/?p=3218#comment-12495 Placement of keywords on the post's title pretty much plays a big role in optimizing the targeted keyword, given that it usually shows as the start of the anchor text when it's used by others in linking to your post. It's also important to search for other support keywords for your main targeted keyword to be used as variation when building links (ex. Fishing rod, best fishing rod, cheap fishing rod, custom fishing rod, etc...), since it makes your campaign look more natural, and also helps in boosting the main keyword's rankings. Placement of keywords on the post’s title pretty much plays a big role in optimizing the targeted keyword, given that it usually shows as the start of the anchor text when it’s used by others in linking to your post. It’s also important to search for other support keywords for your main targeted keyword to be used as variation when building links (ex. Fishing rod, best fishing rod, cheap fishing rod, custom fishing rod, etc…), since it makes your campaign look more natural, and also helps in boosting the main keyword’s rankings.

]]> By: Sean Rasmussen http://seanseo.com/seo/keyword-proximity/comment-page-1/#comment-12450 Sean Rasmussen Sun, 12 Dec 2010 22:45:31 +0000 http://seanseo.com/?p=3218#comment-12450 Hi Daniel, this article on <a href="http://seanseo.com/keywords/long-tail-keywords/" rel="nofollow">long tail keywords</a> should give you some good tips on choosing and using them effectively ;) Hi Daniel, this article on long tail keywords should give you some good tips on choosing and using them effectively ;)

]]> By: Daniel http://seanseo.com/seo/keyword-proximity/comment-page-1/#comment-12448 Daniel Sun, 12 Dec 2010 01:11:50 +0000 http://seanseo.com/?p=3218#comment-12448 Well explained but what about long tail keywords where putting the keyphrase together may look unreadable for the visitor? For example "swivel office leather stools" and all variations of the same keyphrase. What If I want to optimize for hundreds of keyphrases where putting together all phrases may look unreadable and annoying. For example this paragraph <b>"Swivel office leather stools made of the best quality raw material in the market. Leather office stools for all purposes"</b> Reading the sentence is not that annoying. However, I think something like this is may have better conversions or at least my readers would not be annoyed: "Office stools made of the best quality leather in the market. They feature a swivel functionality. Furthermore, they are built for all purposes." All keywords were added to the sentence but they are scattered. And those are just two keyphrases and there are other variations to rank for for example: "Swivel leather office stools" "Leather swivel stools for office" and so on Putting together all keyphrases make the text annoying and unreadable. So I thought linking the target page using these keyphrases as anchor text from other internal pages of the site could be the answer. However, how close the keywords must be in order to get some relevance for all these keyphrases? Does internal linking can solve this issue? Well explained but what about long tail keywords where putting the keyphrase together may look unreadable for the visitor? For example “swivel office leather stools” and all variations of the same keyphrase.
What If I want to optimize for hundreds of keyphrases where putting together all phrases may look unreadable and annoying.
For example this paragraph “Swivel office leather stools made of the best quality raw material in the market. Leather office stools for all purposes”
Reading the sentence is not that annoying. However, I think something like this is may have better conversions or at least my readers would not be annoyed:
“Office stools made of the best quality leather in the market. They feature a swivel functionality. Furthermore, they are built for all purposes.”
All keywords were added to the sentence but they are scattered. And those are just two keyphrases and there are other variations to rank for for example:
“Swivel leather office stools”
“Leather swivel stools for office”
and so on

Putting together all keyphrases make the text annoying and unreadable. So I thought linking the target page using these keyphrases as anchor text from other internal pages of the site could be the answer. However, how close the keywords must be in order to get some relevance for all these keyphrases? Does internal linking can solve this issue?

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