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8) It's about competition. This gets back to whether SEO is easy or hard. Though its not just about the amount of competition. Is the competition putting into practice Search engine marketing engine optimization? If yes, then the competition is tough. If no, then the competition is weak no matter how much of it there is.

When you're preparing the content make sure that the main keyword is in the title. If you are targeting the keyword "search engine optimization," you will want it to be inside the title and preferably the first word used.

semantic seo I have mentioned in Part 1 about the Google AdWords Keyword Tool. It's a great tool for finding keyword combinations and associated keywords (LSI). There's a free tool for finding these word sets at Google Sets all you need to do is type in a few keywords and it will output relevant keywords to the one you typed. You can then use these keywords in your article. By doing this you will not only enrich your article but also provide relevant keywords that the search engines expect to find within it.

Finally, find a provider knowledgeable in SEO who can pitch your site to the owners of your competitor's sites. SEO Moz, a blog on all things SEO has a great post on link building (beware of spamming, though...nobody likes that).

Content. Content is literally king when it comes to search engine rank-ability. The amount of information based, keyword relevant content that your site contains has a direct bearing on where your pages will rank in the cyber world. I've heard that a website should contain twenty or Search engine marketing more pages before some search engines will even begin to index the complete site at all. Whether this is true or not is unclear, but from what is understood about LSI, it would not be surprising to me if this were true.