Comments on: I Have My Keywords … Now What? http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/700/ Because not everyone can throw thousands of dollars at the 'How do we market ourselves online?' question... Thu, 08 Jan 2009 17:59:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Vikram http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/700/#comment-48306 Vikram Mon, 11 Aug 2008 15:06:58 +0000 http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/2007/05/01/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/#comment-48306 Great post Matt, any tips on how to select the right keywords out of the lot? Vikram Great post Matt,

any tips on how to select the right keywords out of the lot?

Vikram

]]> By: Your eSuccess Blogging Coach » SEO For Bloggers: Marketing By Another Name http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/700/#comment-14884 Your eSuccess Blogging Coach » SEO For Bloggers: Marketing By Another Name Tue, 25 Sep 2007 20:33:13 +0000 http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/2007/05/01/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/#comment-14884 [...] Of course, using targeted keywords in your titles (especially your titles - I’ll say it again - use keywords in your titles!), tags, and anchor text is important, as well as just generally seeding them throughout your posts.  Some bloggers like to keep them in mind and place them in their content with the terms as they go along, and some prefer to write the copy first and then figure out ways to add keywords in later.  Both ways work equally well, so you’ll have to discover what method works best for you through trial and error.  This post from Matt McGee over at Small Business SEM is an excellent primer on the “perfect storm” of keyword usage inside a website. [...] [...] Of course, using targeted keywords in your titles (especially your titles - I’ll say it again - use keywords in your titles!), tags, and anchor text is important, as well as just generally seeding them throughout your posts.  Some bloggers like to keep them in mind and place them in their content with the terms as they go along, and some prefer to write the copy first and then figure out ways to add keywords in later.  Both ways work equally well, so you’ll have to discover what method works best for you through trial and error.  This post from Matt McGee over at Small Business SEM is an excellent primer on the “perfect storm” of keyword usage inside a website. [...]

]]> By: Your Blogging Coach » Blog Archive » SEO For Bloggers: Marketing By Another Name http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/700/#comment-13088 Your Blogging Coach » Blog Archive » SEO For Bloggers: Marketing By Another Name Fri, 13 Jul 2007 01:03:24 +0000 http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/2007/05/01/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/#comment-13088 [...] Of course, using targeted keywords in your titles (especially your titles - I’ll say it again - use keywords in your titles!), tags, and anchor text is important, as well as just generally seeding them throughout your posts.  Some bloggers like to keep them in mind and place them in their content with the terms as they go along, and some prefer to write the copy first and then figure out ways to add keywords in later.  Both ways work equally well, so you’ll have to discover what method works best for you through trial and error.  This post from Matt McGee over at Small Business SEM is an excellent primer on the “perfect storm” of keyword usage inside a website. [...] [...] Of course, using targeted keywords in your titles (especially your titles - I’ll say it again - use keywords in your titles!), tags, and anchor text is important, as well as just generally seeding them throughout your posts.  Some bloggers like to keep them in mind and place them in their content with the terms as they go along, and some prefer to write the copy first and then figure out ways to add keywords in later.  Both ways work equally well, so you’ll have to discover what method works best for you through trial and error.  This post from Matt McGee over at Small Business SEM is an excellent primer on the “perfect storm” of keyword usage inside a website. [...]

]]> By: The Local Elements Blog » Blog Archive » Choosing Keywords for Your Website http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/700/#comment-12545 The Local Elements Blog » Blog Archive » Choosing Keywords for Your Website Fri, 22 Jun 2007 21:33:55 +0000 http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/2007/05/01/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/#comment-12545 [...] Matt McGee’s article on what to do with your keywords once you choose them. [...] [...] Matt McGee’s article on what to do with your keywords once you choose them. [...]

]]> By: Prime Advertising & Design Blog » Monday Link Menu: Blogs for 5.7.07 http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/700/#comment-9867 Prime Advertising & Design Blog » Monday Link Menu: Blogs for 5.7.07 Mon, 07 May 2007 21:18:08 +0000 http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/2007/05/01/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/#comment-9867 [...] This week’s blog-a-tizers are random posts to help improve your website.  There are so many angles to work to truly deliver a great experience on your website; from how you acquire traffic (Google, directories, links) to how you inform them (content, photos, video), to what you offer them to work with you (e-commerce, detailed forms, downloads).  You can really never get info or angles on things to keep in your recipe box and execute. Blog-a-tizers: Free SEO Tools from MSNBCLearn How to Use Your Keywords from Small Business SEMBasics of Web Design from About.com10 Web Design Elements from Everybody Go ToMain Course:Smashing Magazine took the time to interview 35 designers with 5 questions each and the result is a post with 175 web design tips & ideas.  While some of these tips are for web designers specifically, some are great base knowledge for any website owner.  Regardless of who you are, that’s a main course of "all you can eat" proportions. [...] [...] This week’s blog-a-tizers are random posts to help improve your website.  There are so many angles to work to truly deliver a great experience on your website; from how you acquire traffic (Google, directories, links) to how you inform them (content, photos, video), to what you offer them to work with you (e-commerce, detailed forms, downloads).  You can really never get info or angles on things to keep in your recipe box and execute. Blog-a-tizers: Free SEO Tools from MSNBCLearn How to Use Your Keywords from Small Business SEMBasics of Web Design from About.com10 Web Design Elements from Everybody Go ToMain Course:Smashing Magazine took the time to interview 35 designers with 5 questions each and the result is a post with 175 web design tips & ideas.  While some of these tips are for web designers specifically, some are great base knowledge for any website owner.  Regardless of who you are, that’s a main course of "all you can eat" proportions. [...]

]]> By: Mariusz http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/700/#comment-9852 Mariusz Mon, 07 May 2007 12:55:21 +0000 http://www.smallbusinesssem.com/2007/05/01/i-have-my-keywords-now-what/#comment-9852 It is good idea to put right keywords in alts, names of images. Very nice post. It is good idea to put right keywords in alts, names of images.
Very nice post.

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