How to write with “effective keyword density”

Often you will find a reference that SEO experts know how to write content for your website with effective keyword density. Well you can, too. Just include the details. The who, what, when, where, why and how. I never imagined that my high school Composition class teacher was trying to train us in SEO, but it turns out she was. Be as explicit as possible and your website will have many more search engine referral visitors.

To get you started, here is a simple example

Bad – “I was doing a session for a client at a really nice nearby location. It was beautiful. (nothing here, who will search “nearby location”?)

Good – “As a Nashville based wedding photographer I have developed a fondness for the Hermitage and that was the location for last Saturday’s wedding. The couple had decided to be have their wedding ceremony outdoors in the Hermitage’s beautiful garden. I just had to share a few photos of Sue and Steve, what a beautiful couple.” (look at all the search phrases; “Nashville wedding photographer”. “Hermitage”, “outdoor wedding ceremony”, “garden wedding” and for the couples friends “Sue and Steve”.

To share the needed detail to create keyword density takes a little more writing, but it will give you some special Google mojo.

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