Comments on: How Many Keywords Make An Effective Query? http://www.seo-innovation.com/how-many-keywords-make-an-effective-query/ Successful Strategies to Increase Traffic & Search Engine Rankings Mon, 14 Mar 2011 07:07:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Claudia http://www.seo-innovation.com/how-many-keywords-make-an-effective-query/comment-page-1/#comment-333 Claudia Wed, 19 May 2010 15:47:39 +0000 http://www.seo-innovation.com/?p=610#comment-333 To answer your questions: #1) "Wrapping in" a two word phrase into a three word phrase is the point - you make the search term even more specific by adding the third word. If one's website deals with a very broad range of diversified products or services, then using very specific search terms, in ADDITION to providing content for the two word term, will allow an even greater chance that the search engines will give more pages more top ranking exposure. #2) Singular vs. plural versions of the same root word: of course if one desires a better chance at ranking and/or being found by searchers, then targeting specific pages of content for plural keywords makes sense. Another similar example is that many people go to the lengths of writing content specifically for misspellings of their targeted keywords, if search volume warrants it. It's all about how much quality information you want to offer prospects once they land on your site, and how much time and effort you want to spend to build out your website. ;) To answer your questions:

#1) “Wrapping in” a two word phrase into a three word phrase is the point – you make the search term even more specific by adding the third word. If one’s website deals with a very broad range of diversified products or services, then using very specific search terms, in ADDITION to providing content for the two word term, will allow an even greater chance that the search engines will give more pages more top ranking exposure.

#2) Singular vs. plural versions of the same root word: of course if one desires a better chance at ranking and/or being found by searchers, then targeting specific pages of content for plural keywords makes sense. Another similar example is that many people go to the lengths of writing content specifically for misspellings of their targeted keywords, if search volume warrants it.

It’s all about how much quality information you want to offer prospects once they land on your site, and how much time and effort you want to spend to build out your website. ;)

]]> By: internet marketing solution http://www.seo-innovation.com/how-many-keywords-make-an-effective-query/comment-page-1/#comment-331 internet marketing solution Fri, 09 Apr 2010 23:46:30 +0000 http://www.seo-innovation.com/?p=610#comment-331 Thanks for such a concise and informative explanation. Too often these things are made too complex and confusing. So if targeting a three word phrase shouldn't you try for the two word phrase wrapped in and what about differences between singular and plural. How do search engines handle those. Eg cake recipie vs cake recipies. Thanks for such a concise and informative explanation. Too often these things are made too complex and confusing. So if targeting a three word phrase shouldn’t you try for the two word phrase wrapped in and what about differences between singular and plural. How do search engines handle those. Eg cake recipie vs cake recipies.

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