Nov 092020
 

The goal of compiling this information around magazine
subscription keywords is to make it as simple as possible to pick
up, read and utilize ¡°the plan¡± I’ve been researching keyword
related search engine techniques for months now. I’ve found
groundbreaking strategies that impact your website immediately,
and long vigorous work that takes time and consistency. Here’s a
step by step guide to implement everything SEO keyword related.
Come up with 3 ¡°keywords¡± per page. If you don’t
have the funds for a wordtracker.com subscription then
goodkeywords.com and overture selector tool at overture.com are
two of the best free alternatives. Simply type in a vague
description related to your corresponding product in the software
(IE: if your product is magazines, and you’re a magazine
subscription agency you would type in ¡°Magazine Subscriptions¡±,
the search on the keyword software would yield popular
variations/keywords that stem from ¡°Magazine Subscriptions¡± like
¡°Discount Magazine Subscriptions¡± or ¡°Online magazine
subscriptions¡±. Select the keywords that have the highest count
and least amount of competing pages. For each individual page
you want to have a ¡°primary, secondary, and complimentary
keyword¡±. Since I’m so in love with magazine subscriptions, we
are going to use Magazine Subscriptions, Cheap Magazine
Subscriptions, and Discount Magazine Subscriptions as the Primary,
Secondary, and Complimentary keywords as a model.

TITLES:

On each individual page of your website you will paraphrase the 3
keywords in the title tag. For example on your index page if your 3
keyword phrases were: Magazine Subscriptions, Discount
Magazine Subscriptions, & Cheap Magazine Subscriptions, your
title would read ¡°Magazine Subscriptions | Discount Magazine
Subscriptions Cheap¡±. There should be 3 keywords for the
products you offer, followed by the h1, h2 and h3 header tags.
h1: primary keyword
h2: Secondary
h3: complimentary
Remember when applicable to come up with unique keywords for
your individual pages and follow the same steps.

PLACEMENT:

After your keywords have been chosen remember that the first
text on the page should consist of any of 3 keywords you plan on
using for that page. If you have too, write up a small blurb about
the page up top with keyword rich text. When you can,
throughout your page; bold, italicize, and underline each keyword
at least one time. Do this as naturally as possible making it flow
with the rest of the content, Google algorithms are starting to pick
up on this so don’t ¡°force¡± the B, I, U, tags. The more you
integrate keyword rich text with your content the better you’ll get
at it.
At the bottom of each page add your keywords in the copyright,
this looks natural and is a trick done by many professional
optimizers. (IE: if your website is ¡°Magmall.com¡± and your primary
keyword for the Magmall index is ¡°Magazine Subscriptions¡± you
would enter: ¡°? Magmall Inc. Magazine subscriptions¡±. You can
add a ? to every individual page, and use your primary keyword-
for that page–followed by the company name in the copyright)
Another trick is to add keyword text to your directories.
Name your files/directories with keywords. Under your index page
instead of index.html use magazine-subscriptions-index.html
(remember to mix up your keywords, use your primary, 2ndary,
and complimentary keywords throughout the page and directories)
You can also add in keywords at the end of images, and links by
simply adding the ALT tag at the end of an image, and a TITLE tag
at the end of the link. Make sure to finish off the keyword in an alt
tag with ¡°image, logo, banner, or graphic¡± so it looks natural.
Same with the title tag in the link. If the link is linking from index
page to Newsweek magazine page, the TITLE of the link should
consist of a keyword followed by the word ¡°link¡±. This prevents
your page from getting any spam reductions. (IE:
www.magmall.com/newsweek-magazine-subscription.html title=¡±
Newsweek magazine link.. Another way to feed your webpage
keywords is by saving your images with keyword rich text. (IE:
discount1.jpg) (cheap1.jpg) etc
Don’t forget to add keywords by your category/navigational links
up top. You don’t want your navigation links to be images (if they
are your losing a great opportunity to add keywords in your anchor
text). Make as many links on the site text links, so you can stuff
keywords into the anchor text as much as possible

Next you’ll learn exactly how to find the right keywords to invest
your valuable time on¡­.

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