Originally Posted by fathom
However, dermatology SEO customers do not desire ranks for a single phrase they want ranks a list of all potential synonyms, brands, and regional queries mixing and matching hundreds, thousands, or 10s of thousands of phrases because the usual traffic on any single phrase is 1 or 2 a day, or week, or month.
How do you know this?
Originally Posted by fathom
This forces you to deliver webspam because whitehat developments for a list of all potential synonyms, brands, and regional queries mixing and matching hundreds, thousands, or 10s of thousands of niche phrases on the off-chance they might make revenue from any one is specifically difference from guaranteed revenue from any one.
What is webspam? Extra pages? I was under the impression (maybe incorrectly) that you aim to put 3-5 keywords to focus on for each individual page. So even if you have a website with 50 pages, so 50x5 = 250 keywords, what do you do with all the "thousands of keywords" -- considering that you want only 5 per page. Once you've put in the 250, where do the rest go?
A better philosophy:
A WEBPAGE IS WHAT IT IS UNTIL YOU MAKE IT SOMETHING ELSE!Onpage stuff... target for exact matches
Offpage stuff... target for broad matches and
Watch Analytics for your niche topics to develop phrase matches
botox - single word link to a botox page
dermatologist - single word link to the about us page page
islip - get links for city specific resources
ny - get links for state (or national) specific resources
This mix and match approach while difficult to formulate a preplan for any specific phrase affords you to develop lesser competitive phrases quickly. Obviously, if you see in Analytics that someone typed in
botox doctors in ny city islip and you search and see you are #9, 1 exact match link develop now will drive you to #1 and as value added you'll get new phrases
botox doctor near nyc, islip islip botox dermatology ny state
... eventually you'll see alternative phrase patterns to develop like
dermatology doc or
doc for botox which affords your to develop the overall philosophy:
A WEBPAGE IS WHAT IT IS UNTIL YOU MAKE IT SOMETHING ELSE!...
or if you are getting lots of traffic on
DOC and very few for dermatologist - why is dermatologist targeted on the page or in any links?
This part I didn't get. If you have a page about botox (an individual page under the "procedures" section), why would be be better to optmize for "botox" vs. "botox islip ny"?