Key phrase Re-writing

Holy cripes! It’s been awhile since I’ve sat down and written a Blue Hat Technique. It just so happens I want this one for the next Search engine optimization Kingdom post. I’m just like blah blah talking about Keyword Spinning after recognized all of you don’t have any fuckin’ idea what I’m yammering about. So I figure nows a good time to fix all of that and luckily this one is really really easy but like several Blue Hat Techniques it works like a mofo in many situations.

The Trouble
Let’s declare you have a database powered internet site. A fantastic illustration would be a joint web page has some key phrases like the “17 Inch Water Pipes For Sale” and the page titles and headers match accordingly. You have several 1000 pages/products put together and are properly SEO’d but its impossible to watch and manually tweak each of them particularly since most of the keyword research resources available aren’t entirely accurate to the key term order. Just like they could declare “Myspace Pimps” gets fifty billion searches a day when really “Pimps On Myspace” are receiving this. So while amongst your 1000s of pages you’ve one web page that could be rating for the strong phrase and becoming a supplementary one hundred visitors/day for people looking for “Water Pipes For Sale 17 Inch” you’re stuck with virtually no research visitors to that web page and simply not understanding the big difference. It’s really the problem and you also probably recognize that it’s most likely previously happening to you. Luckily it’s very easily fixed with a simple tool you can make yourself to match whatever wants and also sites you have.

Strategy
1) Put an extra area to all you’re database entries. Every line that produces a webpage of some sort add an additional area called TrafficCount or something you can remember.

2) Add a of code to your template or CMS that counts each pageview coming from a Goohoomsn referrer and increments the right field.

3) Wait a month….*Goes for the bike ride*

4) Call the post titles in the database. It may just be assumed, even in a commercial/free CMS that your page titles or keywords are held anywhere in the database. Locate them and scan through them 1 by 1.

5) Use the Google/Yahoo/MSN API’s to see if the web page ranks for its keywords.

6) If it does rank than compare that to the traffic count for the 30 days. Do a comparison of this to some kind of delimiter you’ve preset. I like to employ a minimal number for example five for the 1st month or two after that begin transferring up as needed. If the visitors are too low than separate the particular titles/keywords and at random rearrange them.

*Sometimes you’ll get some truly all messed up headings such as “Pipes Sale Water For Inch 17? so if its too un-userfriendly than you might create the few adjustments like never ever placing a For,The,If,At type word in the front or never rearranging the front two terms so like Water Pipes often stays on right in front after that just the trailing finishes. Once more it depends on how your internet site is currently structured.

7) Reset the traffic count.
Wait another calendar month and see your search customers gently rise. Each month the website can get more and more efficient and get more and more deep traffic to the website. The web pages which are currently fine won’t modify and also the poor performing pages will start getting higher performing webpages. As an added advantage it will help enhance your sites quality elements.

9) Have a check of the average number of key terms or title sizes. Let’s say your regular web page has very short key phrases such as “Large Beer Mugs.” There are actually only a great number of mixtures that those key terms may make so if its only a low traffic keyword theres no reason for constantly altering the titles every single calendar month always. Thus i want to only have the Keyword Spinning script work for the preset amount of months on every site. For example if the average key phrase length is three words compared to many combinations I can have is 6. So I should logically stop running just after six-8 months. After which my site is about as perfect as it can be without people involvement. Lastly don’t forget to make improvements to your CTR.

Very simple huh? Key phrase Spinning can be a really easy method of getting the best from almost all your sites. The more you can squeeze out of each site the less websites you have to construct to achieve your profit objectives. With minimum scripting its almost all extremely quick to implement and automate (please don’t do it manually!). That’s almost all there is into it.

Typically with my Blue Hat Techniques I love to decrease a little bit hint anywhere in it that references a really great trick or rewrite to the method that’ll greatly increase your profits. Since You’ve been all so damn patient about me being late on the Search engine optimization Kingdom part two post, and for the moment at the least, quit asking me why Blue Hat sucks right now I’ll just tell it to you. My answer to that problem BTW is that I’m working on my tasks which is eating up some time and I’m not happy with the information I’ve written so far. If I’m unhappy, it doesn’t get posted. Sorry but the boss has spoken.
The trick Hint

3) Wait a month….*Goes for a bicycle ride*

Use this method on your Cycle Sites that you’ve choosen to never cycle out. Instead of rivaling the original author, who you are probably linking to could I add, you may from time to time grab even better key phrases and get ranking for them giving you a ton increased traffic (I’ve seen Cycle Sites improve their SE targeted traffic over 50x by doing this). If not than you’ll ultimately get their original title again which at the least will put you where you started. It’s even the strangest damn factor, you’ll have a percentage less complaints and pissed off bloggers when you switch the post titles around, maybe they don’t care so much when they don’t see you rating for their article post titles.