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The Most Important Factor in SEO Ranking

Text SEO is a new breed of the venue of search engine optimization (SEO). With the advent of Twitter and other social media messaging, the brevity of the format is more restrictive. Consider that these new modes of social media allow for a mere 140 characters, and SEO ranking takes on a completely different premise. There are two important factors in SEO Ranking, one is external and set by search engines and the other internally conceived by users. In Text SEO, ranking by search engines is likely to require powerful, but exceedingly, descriptive keywords that can be searched with lightening speed. Whereas, in websites and blogs, keywords have the advantage of expedient and advantageous placement throughout a grouping of text, graphics or links.

 

 

The Most Important Factor in SEO Ranking

In order to know the most important factor in SEO Ranking, it's necessary to understand how search engines develop their ranking formats. Search engines have become highly interactive and allow for better control of website information and therefore, ranking. Formerly, rankings could be affected by obsolete information. SEO ranking is based upon several factors through an algorithm method by which a search engine results are determined:

1. Keywords

2. Keyword Density

3. Navigational Links - Incoming and Outgoing

4. Links to URL, Websites throughout body of text

 

Search Engine Results Page (SERP)

Considering that all queries by users end in a search engine results page (SERP), the quality of the results may well be the most important factor in SEO ranking.  These SERP listings can be based upon organic, algorithm or contextual listings, some with web page metadata tags.  From the point of view of the user, the SERP ideally will be up-to-date with the most relevant results in priority order.  This avoids thousands of pages of results that have little if any relevance to the user's query.

 

The Strength of Keywords

Search engines rely upon the user's ability to define their keywords into the strongest connection to the link to their website or blog.  Social media applications require the same, if not more, clarity in the use of keywords.  Due to the brevity of social media application functions, beginning a line of communication that will have a longer ripple effect should be well thought out prior to commencement of the initial communication.   Therefore, Text SEO requires careful choice of keywords to achieve maximum results.  This is especially true if Text SEO is intended to be a link to a business website or blog.  With the advent of social media communication, arises in-depth awareness of choices of words that most exemplify intent, meaning and understanding on a broad level that will inspire reaction.  In simple terms, it means choosing the best words for the best, largest volume response. This is how keyword strength is connected to SERPs and SEO ranking.  The reality is to "Post it Shorter....Post it Stronger" where Text SEO is concerned.

 

 

Help With Keyword Strength

The fastest way to determine whether keywords are as direct and effective as possible, use a thesaurus or an online keyword finder with listings of alternative words.  Decide which keywords are strongest, how well they  create responses and how easy they will be for users to find on a results page.  Obviously, Text SEO linked to a website or blog with have good ranking enhances the Text SEO ranking as well.  It's also a good way to accelerate online recognition and branding for businesses. In a single text message of 10 words or less, create a social interaction that captures attention and opens the door to a new marketing venue...

 

 

...more on Text SEO

If you are new to seo, let me give you a few ideas that will hopefully help kick you in the right direction.  Search engine optimization using the main text of your page (text seo) is a vital part of ranking organically in the SE's.  In fact, this page is a great example of text seo since I am using the keyword (also the page title) in the body of the text.  But I didn't just post the page for traffic without caring about the content.  This page contains legitimate information that will help others get their pages ranked.  Are you with me? 

I'm a big fan of organic traffic (your website listed for free in search results).  This is not always an easy task. 

There are other forms of seo that need to be considered.  Meaning... not just the text is important. 

For example, you could buy a domain name that matches your keyword.  I actually owned 15 or so domain names before I learned about keyword marketing.  I lost more money than I made. 

You Need To Use A keyword Research Tool 

A great free one is the Google Adwords Keyword Tool. Everything is done online, and there is nothing to install on your computer. Another great tool is Keyword Elite. It is a piece of software that you buy and install. It has quite a few more features than the free Google tool... but it's not free. Another way to do keyword research is Wordtracker.com. It is a membership site that you pay for every month but the data is accurate, and you get what you pay for.  

Anyway, the goal is to find "good" keywords, add them to your text in a relevant manner, and gain organic traffic from the search engines.

Once you have a good keyword and the domain name, you can post a free blog as well.  For your blog title, use the SAME keyword phrase.  So if you use blogger, a free service owned by Google (I recommend you do) your website address will begin with your keyword, and then .blogspot.com. 

For example, my keyword for this page is text seo, so I posted a blog at http://text-seo.blogspot.com so that the blog title matches my keyword too.  Then I link them together.  There are linking strategies too http://tagSEOguy.blogspot.com that are part of the SEO norm. 

You can create one way links, two way links, and/or three way links.  You need all of them.  Besides SEO is more like a journey than an event. 

You can repeat this process, and end up with SEVERAL first page listings for the same "good" keyword, thus reaping the majority of the traffic. 

And last but not least, when using search engine tricks and text seo like this, try to use your keyword in the first and last paragraph of your text.  This will make your blog page or web page keyword rich, meaning Google will love it and rank it.  I don't do it every time, but you should at least try.  I have heard that using your keyword 1 time per 100 words is a good guideline, but it doesn't have to be exactly that.  Bolding your keyword helps too, like I've done above.  Just don't go crazy (keyword stuffing) or Google may be alarmed and ban your content.  That would be bad.

 

Sincerely,

Andrew Hittle

http://text-seo.blogspot.com