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By : Dmytro Fedosyeyev    4 or more times read
Submitted 2010-01-08 19:05:34
Who should you optimize for, visitors or search engines? Well, without effective search engine optimization you will have no visitors, but if your search engine optimization efforts give you a slew of traffic without any conversions, then your entire cause is lost.

Stick to Your Website's Goal

Forgetting your goal because your are too busy dealing with search engine optimization is entirely too easy. You must shift your traffic to clicking on links, buying products or services, or your particular goal. This is why you must have well-written, informative website content. Whatever you do, remember that natural website content is not search engine friendly.

How is Google Doing?

As far as Google goes, website owners can rejoice in some good news. Google is in the process of updating its algorithms to better benefit website owners who want happy, buying customers. Google is making changes because they want to punish those sites who only use search engine optimization without quality content. Google is on the same page when it comes to promoting visitor friendly websites.

Proper Search Engine Optimization Density

A Search engine's weak spot is that it cannot manually crawl and read every page of every website. It is impossible, so it uses automatic software along with keyword rules to decide website content. This is why you need to have targeted keywords more than once throughout your page's text. Remember, the method of shoving as many keywords as possible into your website content is no longer a viable option. It just does not work.

Including Keywords Naturally

The best way to make search engine optimization work for you is by writing website content that reads naturally. After writing content that relates to your site, you will find your content already has your keywords. So, read what you have written and if you find a place to put a keyword then insert it, without going overboard. Along with using related keywords, you will have varied and fresh website content, and this is what search engines like.

Make it Popular and Inventive

Having an up-to-date website will give your readers the most from your website content, which will tempt them to make a purchase. This is key to search engine optimization. Not to mention, it will make your search engine optimization job less of an effort and search engine's will like what they see.
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