How to Naturally Add Keywords to Content
When typing up an article or blog it may be difficult to know how to effectively use your keywords in your content. Google searches through the content 
sentence by sentence determining the best keywords used for this article and how they are anchored to a link or URL. Then those are "branded" with that keyword. The more often this is done, the more that keyword starts to stick as a valuable keyword for that link. If you are writing up an article about your website, never anchor the phrase "click here" or "my website" with your URL. Those are too generic and you don't want your website to be known for the phrase "click here". You want it to be known for your industry and area of expertise. The homepage can be as basic as talking about the latest listings in Winthrop real estate or a long tail phrase to a page within the site such as discussing how to stage kids room when listing real estate. Each of these go to separate pages as repeating the same URL with several keywords on one page rarely gets read by the bots. So having multiple URL's directing the reader and the bots to various pages within the site not only makes natural sense to the reader but Google and other search engines notice it and count it as a benefit for the blog and the site as a whole. Finding something to talk about in the actual topic of the article may be tricky especially knowing how to naturally add a keyword into the topic at hand. Here is an example paragraph talking about real estate in general but adding in various keywords linked to their corresponding pages. First impressions are a make it or break it feature when listing your Alamogordo home. Buyers will know right off the bat if they want to see the home further or move on. Keeping them interested to know and see more of the property will be the only way to gain an offer. The first impression of Alamogordo real estate is the key to showings and offers. Let us show you how to make that first impression count. Both URL's go to different pages within the same site and naturally direct readers where to click to learn more. You don't want to tell your readers where to click but make them want to click by how you present the material.
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