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SEO Services – Emma Foxe
Filed Under Search engine optimization
You just need the figures for SEO. Really, it’s not as bad as some people make it out to be. Really, people get way too bent out of shape about search engine optimization when it is easily explained in terms most people are able to understand without getting too darn technical about it. It’s not that bad if you have someone explain it in clear and easy terms without using jargon.
When you go to search in Google, most people use a certain word or combination of words to find information about something they want to know, and the words they use to search for the info are the words used to keyword optimize other websites for search engines.
You’d want to use certain keywords that others search for to find products or services related to your site and include those words in your site’s copy. In a nutshell, all you need is the words to use on your site, and leave the formulas to the search engine optimization people. Now there, not as confusing as you thought, right? People searching for words on the Internet to find websites they can access for information. Try it yourself and you will see what we mean.
Try a Google search for the term dog nutrition and you will pull up hundreds of pages ranked from number 1 to whatever thousandth page the results continue on to. Keeping a site fresh and exciting is why the page you may find in number one spot on Google is so popular. Some say it needs to be done daily, others say once a week. Mostly what you choose has to do with how you want your site to perform.
If your goal is to be on the first page of search engine rankings, get ready to work hard. Find the right words people use to search for your kind of product, combine that with well-written site content, and you’re off to the races
The keywords are best used within the first two paragraphs, or the first 25 words. Some people think that having a high percentage of keywords used in their articles makes it even more searchable and relevant. Let’s just say there is a difference between being properly keyword dense and being dense – meaning that if the keyword(s) are over done throughout the article (say 12% for a less than 500 word article) that it will begin to look and sound more like spam than properly search engine optimized copy.
