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Old 04-16-2007, 09:26 PM   #3 (permalink)
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how many keyword phrases you should target with a new website.
You want to cast as wide a net as you can.

Decide on a theme, and write up as many pages as you can on that theme. Each page should contain a keyword term relating to that theme, and semantic variations thereof.

The goal is to generate on-topic relevant traffic, rather than ranking just for one of two golden terms - like the difference between fishing with a line and fishing with a net. The net is less focused and specific than a line, but catches more fish.

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I have a few phrases in mind, but I'm not sure if I should spread them out (in signatures, directories, link requests), or just go full bore and only use a single keyword phrase for a while.
I'd avoid using the exact same phrase, as Google are trying to defeat Google bombs, which can have the side effect of taking out same-keyword SEO links.

Use semantic variations of your chosen term/s.

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If the answer changes over time, when do you start adding additional phrases that you are targeting?
Try the Logfile Feedback Method. It doesn't get talked about much, but it works extremely well.
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