For many people the beauty of content writing on the internet is the fact that everybody has their own idea about what works and what will see you in trouble with the search engines. Too much spam will see you pushed further and further down the rankings with much of your content possibly discounted by Google, but too many keywords may well alarm the Googlebot and also land you in trouble for being too aggressive. So do you really need keywords in your content or should you rely on the overall power of your site to attract traffic?
No matter what some people will have you believe, there is no doubt that the more keyword rich your content is (within reason) the higher you will rank for certain keywords and phrases, which in turn has the potential to pull in massive traffic for your site. By giving the surfers what they want to see, they will be attracted to your site and if you keep adding quality content, slowly but surely your traffic will continue to rise. It won’t happen over night, but it will happen.
So do I just place a few keywords in my content and hope for the best?
If only! Keyword rich content is an art form because adding keywords and still maintaining the flow of the article is a much specialised art. There is no point in attracting readers by placing keywords in your articles only for them to look at your site, read the full article and see that it does not make sense – it was just designed to get them there, and is of no value what so ever to them. In this instance they would not return to your site – one customer lost.
You need to take your time when producing content and ensure that as well as containing the relevant keywords it also reads well and is informative. Many people prefer to use content writers such as ourselves who are aware of the levels of keyword density which the likes of Google will accept, can research niche markets for you, and produce something which you readers will enjoy.
1 comment so far ↓
Very useful info!
You must log in to post a comment.