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(Continued) The RFS Newsletter, Jan. 28, 2006. Page 9 As an example, suppose my website's theme is leisure and that I am trying to attract new prospects that enter the keywords "leisure time activities". However, all of my inner pages are very specific categories, like for example a specific boat retailer in Oregon, or a specific marina. Since many searchers can't always know about the exact search terms they should be typing for, I've noticed they very often input very broad and generic terms. So my question is, should all my inner pages be optimized for one particular keyword per page, my website's general topic, or both at the same time? Thanks for your help. Hi there and I'm thrilled if I can be useful! This is a very good question and is very indicative of many similar ones we keep getting here. If at all possible, don't try to fully optimize your site on generic keywords alone. What I mean by this is, a few 'generics' are OK, but it's not what will propel your site in the results pages. After all, let's face it: the leisure industry is a pretty broad one at that. In your email, you did'nt specify if you are in the boat rental business, but you did mention a boat retailer and a marina. If in fact that is what you do, then you've already narrowed it down quite a bit. <<< Pr. page Next: Optimize to be very specific and narrowly focused >>> Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18  Subscribe to the free Rank for Sales Weekly Newsletter Bookmark the RFS Newsletter by simply clicking here.  Legal Notice This newsletter is sponsored by Rank for Sales, a professional SEO firm in business since 1997. We suggest you bookmark our newsletter and place it in the list of your favorite websites by clicking here. Feel free to contact us if you need to have your website optimized by a professional SEO firm, or if you have any question on the subject of search engines. |
