Optimize Your Webpages With The Right Keyword

Optimizing a webpage for any given keyword is simply a matter of choosing a keyword that is relevant to the topic you're writing about.  You also need to use that phrase a few times in the correct spots on your page. 

Write articles about that are 500 words long for your webpages.  After you write each article, turn it into a webpage and upload it to your website right away. Name each page after your keyword and sprinkle your keyword throughout your article, making sure you use it right at the beginning, and towards the end.

  Example: keyword for this page is HOW TO GROOM A CHIHUAHUA.

• Page Title:  How To Groom A Chihuahua

• Page URL:  http://www.yourdomain.com/   howtogroomachihuahua   .html

• You would write interesting information about chihuahua grooming, while mentioning your keyword phrase about 2 times per page.

You don't have to use your exact keyword phrase if it makes your article sound awkward.  Exact keyword phrases are becoming less and less important with the major search engines as they now tend to prefer relevancy and link popularity.  It works just as well to use a variation of your keyword phrase if it improves the readability.

This will get you noticed by the search engines because you’re writing great content that people are interested in – which is what they want to deliver.  The more relevant your keyword is to what your actually writing about, the better.

You will get higher rankings if your keywords are "niche" type keywords. Dog  as a webpage keyword is too general and competitive. You'll be lost among the competition on the 30 ^th page of search engine results, and no one will get to your article. How to groom a chihuhua is a much better keyword. That is the type of keyword you should be focusing on.

Once you practice with a few webpages, optimizing for keywords will become second nature to you.