{"id":135,"date":"2008-10-18T15:39:52","date_gmt":"2008-10-18T20:39:52","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/credible-content.com\/content\/my-thoughts-on-seo-content-writing\/"},"modified":"2008-10-18T15:39:52","modified_gmt":"2008-10-18T20:39:52","slug":"my-thoughts-on-seo-content-writing","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/credible-content.com\/blog\/my-thoughts-on-seo-content-writing\/","title":{"rendered":"My thoughts on SEO Content Writing"},"content":{"rendered":"

Recently a client approached me with a requirement of hundred articles for his various products and he needed me to write a small sample to help him make up his mind. Generally I don\u2019t send samples because there are enough samples on my website but sometimes the requirement is unique enough to warrant a sample and in such cases I don\u2019t mind providing it. He liked the sample a lot and then asked me whether I could provide him SEO content<\/a>. I told him that the sample article that I had sent him was in fact an optimized article<\/strong> and he should get some good traffic for the chosen keyword. He was quite amused and happy that I had sent him an \u201cSEO article\u201d even when he hadn\u2019t asked for one.<\/p>\n

Although elsewhere I have explained the difference between normal content and SEO content<\/a> if you ask me, frankly every well-written article is a search engine optimized article. Still, there is some difference when the relevant keywords come in focus. Clients often ask for a percentage density for the keywords of their choice. For instance many clients want the density of the keywords to be around 3% to 4%; this means of the total number of words existing on a page the keyword should take up 3% to 4% of the total number. Does it matter?<\/p>\n

Nobody is sure. What matters is the relevance. Using the right words you need to explain the right thing. For instance if I want to talk about SEO content and if I want people to find my page that talks about SEO content then I should use this phrase at least a few times on that page. This has to be done till the semantics used in search engine ranking algorithms become highly intelligent. They have already improved a lot but you still have to use the exact keywords. Here I would quickly like to add that sometimes when you are looking for a writer Google also shows the results that contain the word \u201cwriting\u201d.<\/p>\n

So how do you create SEO content?<\/h2>\n