London, UK – February 9, 2022 – When it comes to SEO content, most of us have two rules embedded in us: more keywords, better, and more keyword-rich content, better. While there are realities in these ideas, as with most things, reality is more complicated than many things. In fact, SEO experts at Search Engine Optimization warn that following these rules can harm websites more than good – and there are some important things to consider if you want to get home. your website on one page of Google.
The idea that adding words to your content alone makes sense in principle. If a competitor is posting a story of 1,200 words, then it only makes sense that you should aim for at least 1,200 words, if not more. However, adding words to a blog, article or duplicate text to actually protect the words can be harmful, and because the word size does not convey context or relevance to the search engine.
Alternatively, keyword counting is a tool you can use to deliver more targeted traffic to your site. Creating a word count is a really good idea – if you do this in a way that will increase the volume of similar words and logical language for the subject you want. This idea is related to the concept of keywords – that an article that is rich in key language types for a keyword helps Google understand the content and put it where it should be. By adding words just for words, you can reduce your keywords, reduce your importance for a word, and make Google more difficult to understand what you are trying to say.
Discussing this topic, James Speyer, Senior SEO Accounting Expert, said:
“The simplest thing here is that it is not about the number of words in a page that matters, but what those words say meaningfully. If you are going to extend your content, make sure it adds to your keyword , do not underestimate it. If you are unsure whether your words are worth your prestige, it is best to talk to an SEO expert and get advice. “- James Speyer, Senior Accounting Expert for SEO, Brains
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