View Full Version : Any tips for title tag keywords?
I was reading how important title tag keywords are, yet I'm sure "free porn" and such are used a lot. Should I try to differentiate somehow? What's the best way to approach this?
Thanks!
anasporn
2009-04-02, 09:25 PM
How about phrases that actually describe what is on the page? That tends to work for me.
NY Jester
2009-04-02, 09:42 PM
LD - I think its best to really target whats on the page. If its Free Porn - is it videos? pictures? flash? galleries? free sites? links? Etc.
Targets are only hit when they are relevant and to be honest are much more productive.
Free Porn = 66,000,000
Free Porn Pics = 2,700,000
I'd say that ranking higher for Free Porn Pics is more likely than Free Porn alone
Good info, thanks...I was just concerned that there's probably a gazillion sites out there using free porn.
Beaver Bob
2009-04-02, 11:44 PM
How about phrases that actually describe what is on the page? That tends to work for me.
This is usually the approach I take as well..
I try to avoid using the word 'free' as a keyword if possible.
teenrave
2009-04-03, 12:23 AM
do your keyword research with http://tools.seobook.com and see how different keywords get the traffic you want. But the higher the traffic the more competative the term will be. You might get more traffic ranking #1 for a less searched for term than you would raking #30-#50 for Free Porn or whatever. Plus you can always change it and after a month or so it will adjust and you can rank for different keywords as your site grows.
I try to avoid using the word 'free' as a keyword if possible.
Why is that?
Simon
2009-04-03, 09:32 AM
I try to avoid using the word 'free' as a keyword if possible.
Why is that?
Well... personal opinion here so YMMV... but if I'm trying to sell something I don't want surfers who already know to search for "Free" porn of any kind. I'd much rather have someone searching for some combination of terms which indicate very specific wants if not actual needs.
If they know to search for "free" they're mostly a lost cause (again, my opinion only).
Beaver Bob
2009-04-03, 11:39 AM
Yup Simon summed it up, thats pretty much the way I see it. Someone searching for 'free' is more than likely a freeloader.
anasporn
2009-04-03, 11:48 AM
Yup Simon summed it up, thats pretty much the way I see it. Someone searching for 'free' is more than likely a freeloader.
+1 here as well.
Thanks for the help...since I have a linklist that list "free" porn sites, i'm thinking maybe try using the word "free"...I can always lose it. I mainly want more se traffic now.
Beaver Bob
2009-04-03, 05:25 PM
Thanks for the help...since I have a linklist that list "free" porn sites, i'm thinking maybe try using the word "free"...I can always lose it. I mainly want more se traffic now.
Yea for a linklist its probably a good idea.
But when I build freesites or blogs, I try to avoid using the word free if possible.
Tommy
2009-04-10, 09:14 PM
here are the top thousand most searched terms at Tommys for yesterday
teenrave
2009-04-10, 09:43 PM
here are the top thousand most searched terms at Tommys for yesterday
Wow man that is freaking awesome of you to share.
A lot of porn stars at the top
teenrave
2009-04-10, 09:45 PM
here are the top thousand most searched terms at Tommys for yesterday
Also is that searches done on your website? Or is that terms you got Search Engine traffic for (from google or yahoo or what not)?
Tommy
2009-04-10, 11:33 PM
thats searches done on my website
your very welcome :-)
Try this for ideas
https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal
whitey
2009-04-26, 07:30 PM
here are the top thousand most searched terms at Tommys for yesterday
Thanks man; that is like gold Tommy.
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