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SEO Copywriting - make sure your target keywords are on the page

The SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) copywriting is an SEO technique that is used for writing viewable words that are readable by the surfer and at the same time target specific keywords or search terms. SEO copywriting ranks these targeted terms in the every search engines. Aside from the viewable text and targeted keywords, SEO copywriting also optimises other elements found on the web page such as the alt text, headings, keyword tags, description, and the title.

The search engines usually look for the pages that have genuine contents not the doorway pages. Doorway pages are additional pages that are usually made to gain higher rankings. It is this idea that governs SEO copywriting and makes the search engines read the SEO copywritten pages as desirable pages. This makes the copywritten pages to achieve stable rankings that are equal to the achieved rankings of other SEO techniques.

A total of 250 viewable words or more per page and at most two search terms one in the text and another on any on-page elements are the standard and recommended by SEO copywriting practitioners.

Below are the ways on how you can integrate keywords on your copy:

In Titles – It is important for the keywords to appear at the place where the title tag of every page is located. The new blogging software are now automatically transforming the title of the page or post into title tags and heading tags such as H1 or H2. It is very important for headlines to include the keywords and to clearly state what its contents are all about.

At the Opening – A good strategy to get the readers to read the article is by creating a catchy and relevant opening. You may use the keywords in your opening sentence and make it to briefly describe the entire contents.

In the Subheadings – The subheads help the reader as he/she goes along the page. Subheads are usually tagged as H3 and must be presented with the targeted keywords or phrases in a manner that clearly introduces the next topical section in the same page.
Synonyms and Related Words – In creating a good copy, it’s better to use different words that are synonymous or related to the keyword phrases rather than using similar words.

Specificity – A great copy should only use descriptive and specific terminology. Specificity means using the clear descriptive words for a specific topic or keyword. The use of bland and too generalized words will just confuse the readers.

Call to action – This is the part that tells the readers what to do and to do it now. The keywords can be used here to suggest or call the readers to take part into action. The keywords must be presented in a smooth way that can get the reader into action and at the same time won’t embarrass them.

Excessive repetition of the keywords in these parts of the web page is not only giving redundancy but also offends most of the readers. So better be careful in placing and with the choice of your keywords or keyword phrases. You should present them in all parts of the page in a smooth and natural way that is not usually noticed by the readers.

 
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