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Blog Keywords - How to Find and Use Keywords in Blog Posts

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It's actually fairly simple.

The first part consists of finding the right phrase, or "keyword," to write about. There are many ways to go about this, but here is what I think is the simplest and most effective. First, think of a The Crab Diving idea you want to write about. If you keep a fitness blog, maybe that broad idea is "eating healthy." Next, plug that idea into a keyword research tool. There are thousands of these, of Dating Married Online the free and paid variety, all across the web. My favorite free tool is the good old Free Property Sell AdWords external keyword tool. I figure, if I'm trying to Randall Leonard in Google, why not get my information directly from them?

After the keyword tool processes your query, you will have a list of more specific phrases, as well as the search volume for those phrases. You will look for phrases that get medium to heavy searches and research those further.

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When you have located a phrase that has medium to heavy search traffic and medium to low competition, you are ready to write your blog post!

When you write your post, make sure you use the phrase in the title of the post, and make sure your permalink structure is set up so that the link to the post includes the title. Use the phrase in the first sentence of your post, and the last. Parenting Programmes to use it once or twice in the main content of the article, as well, but don't push it if it's not natural. You don't want your writing to sound stilted.

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Blog Keywords - How to Find and Use Keywords in Blog Posts

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