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August 27th, 2003, 11:48 AM
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Keyword Question
Quick question, and sorry if this is newbish.
I'm currently working on optimizing our company site; We've never had much of a SE presence, and it's time to change that. We want to target "website design" plus a locality, like "alachua website design" and "tampa website design", stuff like that. If we optimize a page for "website design", and still have those locality words in the content, will a search for "(locality) website design" benefit from the "website design" optimization? Or, do I have to optimize for "(locality 1) website design" and "(locality 2) website design"? Many, many thanks to the contributors of the forum, I'm learning so much, and having a great time doing it! -Jeff http://www.infotogo.net (This is not the new site yet)
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August 27th, 2003, 08:49 PM
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Optimize individual pages for each and you will have better results, be warned however that "website design" is a tough nut to crack. Good news however, you have come to SEO Chat and you can learn all of the skills necessary to topple any term just participate and enjoy this great community.
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