Website Traffic Rush: The Place of Keyword-Focused Pages

If you want to generate massive traffic from search engines, you’ll do well to make sure your pages are keyword focused.

Yes, you’ve picked the perfect domain name, you’ve picked a niche you’re passionate about, you’ve researched your niche well. Boy, do you know all the key phrases to use?

Now, you can mess up all that work if you build your pages without targeting one main keyword.

Some people still have too many keywords in their meta tag. That is wrong. You need to make sure that each page is related to the main theme of your site but fully focused on a particular keyword.

You should have one primary keyword per page and no more than two other closely related secondary keywords. Trust me, you’ll do much better that way than if you have too many keywords.

As you write, make sure that your page addresses the needs raised by that keyword.

If the main keyword on your page is “iPod car kits,” be sure to address the issue. Don’t talk about iPod home accessories. Those who searched with that phrase need information on ipod car kits.

And don’t just give average information about your keyword. Strive to give your best. If you can, make yours the best page on the subject. Yes, quality counts a lot.

If you do it right, you’ll find that your site will deliver what makes any site work well in the long run: a great visitor experience with a subsequent flood of website traffic.