If you are writing articles in order to generate traffic to
yourwebsite, than you are also familiar with keywords. So, this is how
thispart of it works. You have your website up and it has a theme. You
wantto drive customers to the website. So, you write articles that have
thetheme in it. The search engines pick it up and up your rankings
becausethey see more keywords that are legitimate.
And, if you want, you can take the articles and put them in
articledirectories… the hundreds and hundreds of them… Put that with a
link onthe bottom of the article and magic… you have more links, more
keywordsand more to your website.
It’s all very logical and robotic, isn’t it? So, as someone whowrites
these things for a living, I would have to say… there’s a lotmore to it
than that. Called quality. And, now, because the market isso saturated
with thousands of articles, you have to have quality.Otherwise, it’s a
waste of your breath.
Okay, get your keywords, put them in your articles and let it
go.Guess what? If you don’t have them in there, it doesn’t
matter.Because, if you stick with the right theme, you’ll have other
keywordsin there that say the same thing. And, you will be taking
yourself outof the competition that way. Take for instance, if you want
the wordcalendar in your keywords. Well, would if you use ‘telling
time’instead, or ‘dates” instead? Guess what? It still does the same
thing.
It’s always quantity over the rest of it. Keywords are
definitelysomething that have been mis-calculated because people want
tocalculate them. If it doesn’t fit, something else will. Or, you
canalways put it in another article to have it fit somewhere else. It
willsound better, people will like you more for being legitimate and
havingsomething to say and you will still get the traffic that you
wantdriven to your site.