Natural SEO
The first step to appear in search results and generate web site traffic is to optimize your page or post for search engines using natural seo. Because search engines funnel free targeted traffic, this should never be ignored.
There are two gains you achieve from implementing natural seo, appearing in search engine result pages and getting targeted visitors. The use of good keywords is important in attaining both goals. When a website reaches the top of the first page for good keywords, it becomes easily found by anyone who does a search using those keyword terms.
Unfortunately this can be one of the hardest thing you’ll ever have to learn! There is as much competition for good keywords as there is to get a contract to play soccer for Manchester United and the first page has room for only ten website descriptions.
10 Tips on Where to Use Natural SEO
- Choose good keywords for your domain name
- Use a reasonable amount of text on your page
- Place good keywords in the first three words of your article title
- Use good keywords in the first and last paragraph of the article
- Use related keywords throughout the article
- Place good keywords in the meta-information for the page
- Use good keywords in the page description
- Use good keywords in the title and alt tags for your images
- Tag your blog posts with good keywords
- Use good keywords in category titles
What is a Good Keyword?
A good keyword for natural seo is a keyword that is commonly used by someone searching for information. one and two word combinations of good keywords are highly competitive so three word combinations are the best.
For natural seo to work well you need to do some market research and choose your keyword phrases carefully as some combinations are too competitive and some have too few searches.
http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com
You can start doing basic keyword research by using the free keyword tool provided by wordtracker. Start by entering in terms you think people will use and it will suggest combinations and indicate an approximate search volume.
